And the Mountain Laughs (Japanese Version) Haikus: Haikus. [japanese Version]

Website: http: //www.gracielaaranda.com Twitter: @arandagraciela Youtube: http: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipExh4BKJR8 AND THE MOUNTAIN LAUGHS. (Japanese Version) Haiku is a style of Japanese poetry, which arises when the country erupts in the literature in the eighth century or so. Literature influenced by China (which, at that time was more than 20 centuries old) and after a logical evolution by the routes of Zen and Taoism, haiku emerges as the voice of nature and moments everyday life, reflected in a few syllables short poems (traditionally: 5-7-5). In them, the everyday events and nature with all its scenery, are literally painted by haijin (name given to those poets dedicated to this type of poetry)

Author: Graciela Aranda
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 06/02/2008
Pages: 120
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.33lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.25d
ISBN: 9781463646479
Language: Japanese

About the Author
Graciela Aranda is a Yoga instructor, Astrologer, Researcher in Humanistic, philosophical and metaphysical themes. Founder of the Yoga Institute Lightool (Tools of Light), which coordinated for 18 years in Buenos Aires. Carried out the production and conduction of the radio program "Citizens of the Soul" from FM Palermo, for over six years. Three of his books relate their experiences with Andean shamans. Where the concepts of these, together different disciplines and religions into one spiritual worldview. Walk on Water. Listen to messages from your body. The Flight of the verbs. As a member of the National Library in Washington, United States, she made her literary researches. From her experience as a yoga instructor wrote the book: Yoga, techniques and principles. Following the spiritual steps that have marked his life, presents his first book of Haikus: Laugh And The Mountain. Poetry of Japanese tradition, which is taken-as well as the art of ikebana, archery and sumi-e, among others - as a way (Haiku-Sun) of spiritual realization. A member of the World Haiku Association, (their haikus are part of the 2010 annual compendium of the partnership, selected from dozens of countries around the world) and the Intenational Haiku Association, both based in Japan. Graciela Aranda has published articles in various print media in Argentina, and participated (recounting his spiritual experience) in the American television network, Univision. Annually, it performs lectures and samples of his art in Washington and Aspen (Colorado).

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