“THE WIFE’S LETTER” BY R.N TAGORE, A WOMANISING CONSCIOUSNESS SPIRITUAL SOUL.

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Human life contains an impressive intellectual philosophy of life. Rabindranath Thakur is metaphorically compared to enacting a variety of roles on a dramatic stage formed by the world. An overall sense of melancholy or pathos is evident because we are emphatically reminded that life is a short transitory affair and it leads certainly to death. Mrinal crosses the confines of her married life. She establishes her self-identity in the society and finds the meaning of living. R.N. Tagore deeply analyses in Indian perspective philosophical emancipation of womanhood from the bondage of the society. She is represented as a whole human citizenship of this universe the idealistic philosophical pursuing of struggle and commitment of life. Time gifts everything one by one and takes away from time to time; so time is money. . Where we may try to regulate our mind in peaceful it is obviously necessary to exercise Platonic love all the supreme creator of this universe. i.e. God. But hedonistic, nihilistic, cynicism like grim carpediem motive never are accumulated through the universe in perpetual manner structuralism colonization and and globalization express realization but lack of dues ex –Machina type of renaissance in mind will never be fruitful in our contemporary society. The omniscient and omnipresent powers evaluate everything through sense of humour .Introspectiveness, utilitarian unauthoritive natures are life tales told by an idiot. It attributes the loss of this terms vision to a spiritual sleep. It depends on beauty of body below beauty of mind and below beauty of mind below beauty of character. Devotee for the society‘s improvement and all the inherent spirit us will burst forth from within at the electrifying touch of individualism in stoic acceptance. According to R. N . Tagore the true home of the human soul is in the eternal would o God and at death therefore, the soul just returns home to be reunited with God.

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