The poet reflects on the 2020 pandemic through simple and unobtrusive verses, offering insights that convey grace, prayer, and a sense of deliverance. Written from his home in the hills of Black Mountain, Kherdian's work serves as a comforting presence for those seeking solace during challenging times.
A biography of the author's mother concentrating on her childhood in Turkey before the Turkish government deported its Armenian population.
David Kherdian tells the uncompromising inside story of his time in the Gurdjieff Work. He describes his interaction with the hierarchy of various groups involved in the Work and tells the story of his own awakening. Kherdian offers a brutally honest account of the confrontations that arise in the spiritual process.
Exploring the profound impact of pivotal life experiences, this book delves into how moments of joy, sorrow, and transformation define our identities. Through a series of interconnected narratives, it reflects on personal growth and the intricate tapestry of human connections. Readers are invited to consider their own defining moments and the lessons learned along the way, emphasizing the importance of embracing both the highs and lows of life in shaping who we are.
The story follows a young girl who, after injuring her knee at recess, embarks on a journey home filled with imaginative conversations. As she walks, she interacts with various characters in her environment, including a squirrel, the clouds, trees, and stones, bringing to life the wonders of nature and the joy of childhood curiosity. This enchanting tale highlights the beauty of connection and the magic found in everyday moments.
Das Schicksal eines armenischen Mädchens. Veron, die Tochter eines reichen armenischen Geschäftsmannes, ist sieben Jahre alt, als ihre bisher heile Welt zusammenbricht. Im Sommer 1915 werden die Armenier von der türkisch-nationalistischen Regiuerung verfolgt und zu Tausenden deportiert. Veron überlebt als Einzige ihrer Familie...