PATHINORAM VIRAL

About the Book: This book pathinoram viral meaning the 11th finger written by Nayaki Vedha in Tamil is all about human relationships at various stages of life. It''s a collection of poemseach speaks of the uniqueness of every relationship and how it needs to be nurtured at all levels . There is the highest level of glorification of motherhood and father''s care in the work.Then it moves on to friendship love and other new relationships such as spouse son and daughters the nephew and niece and so on. This set of poems celebrates all relationships later widens to cover the society and then the country in which one lives and then the world at large. Love for friends and neighbours romantic love parental love love for children love for friendly neighbours acquaintances found spreading all through the pages. There is patriotism humanitarian approach and awareness of responsibilities of each and every individual towards fellow human beings on earth. The book is written with the touch of feminism defending women and children while treatiing the menfolk with the respect and reverence they deserve. About the Author: Nayaki Vedha is a poet; short story writer and a novelist. A dancer with the passion for vocal music art and literature she holds a masters degree in English literature and a B.Ed specialising in teaching English. Insurance has been her profession and with a fellowship diploma in the subject she has written books on insurance for the benefit of the common man. A feminist at heart she always aims at social reforms and her poems reflect this. Her first collection of poems Aintham Vedam ( The fifth Veda) is all about romantic love written over a period of several years. Love is celebrated in this collection of poems even though love is full of pain and sufferings if met with challenges. According to her even though Love could be disastrous at times due to several factors the concept of love as such is so noble that it has to be cherished nurtured and its holiness to be exalted to the level of the holy Vedas of one religion. In this second collection of poems she celebrates the love that surrounds all human relationships at every stage of life in a more matured manner until the same develops into individual''s concern with a fair justice towards the society in which one lives the responsibility towards the country and fellow citizens and at a later stage widens to cover the world at large with humanitarian approach.