By Nath Yogi KVS Rama Rao

 

In Asilence, Nath Yogi KVS Rama Rao enters the innermost chamber of spiritual expression, where words no longer seek to declare truth but to dissolve in it. This seventh book is a garland of quatrains composed in the unadorned yet piercing rhythm of devotion, detachment, and dissolution. Each verse is a step into the nameless depth where neither the chanting of gods nor the claims of scriptures can hold sway—only the stillness bestowed by the True Guru.

 

Here, 'asilence' is not merely an absence of sound, but a paradoxical fullness—where even the voice of poetry bows and falls away. The poet does not define asilence; he invokes it, hints at it, leaves the reader to drown in its depth without foothold. It is not a state that can be studied or striven for—it is the True Guru's grace beyond the ego, beyond the seeker, beyond the seeking.

 

This book marks a culmination: the ego 'I' that rose and fell in earlier works now meets its final silence—not in death, but in truth. The poet writes not to instruct but to disappear.

 

154 pages

 

Published June 1, 2025