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24 de jul. de 2019 · Jul 24, 2019. Existe un proverbio indio que dice que todos somos una casa de cuatro habitaciones. Una física, una mental, una emocional y otra espiritual. La mayoría de nosotros, tendemos a ...
Las Cuatro Dimensiones del Ser Humano. La escritora estadounidense Rumer Godden desglosa, de manera sumamente didáctica y con magistral sencillez, un tema por demás complejo, pero cuya comprensión resulta sumamente significativa en estos tiempos: ¿Qué es el ser humano? y ¿cuáles son las dimensiones básicas que lo componen?
- Teacher, Mother, Writer
- The River and Working with Jean Renoir
- Savoring Success
- A New Husband and A Spiritual Search
Rumer touches upon the caste system of India in those days, which resulted in the bifurcation of work done by domestic help and her learning to depend on them, from her childhood years.She is frank enough to admit to her lack of skills in the housekeeping department and quickly evolves a convenient philosophy, “Never do anything that someone else a...
How The River attracts the attention of Jean Renoir, “simply one of the finest film directors in the world,” in the words of Spencer, makes for an absorbing part of this autobiography.Like his other contemporaries, Renoir had also made the shift to Hollywood from Europe, and felt that Hollywood would expect him to make films similar to what he was ...
In her autobiography, Rumer speaks unabashedly about her stepping foot into the life of luxury that only the very well-known writers can dream of. She writes: “With Macmillan as my publisher, I seemed to enter into a new dimension. Eventually it was not only lunches at Boulestin’s, and its like or in the boardroom, it was dinner in private houses o...
The book heralds the arrival of James Haynes-Dixon, who worms his way into Rumer’s life and heart, finally winding up as her second husband.From her descriptions, he is clearly the opposite of what her first husband has been and seems to be the man for all seasons for Rumer and her two girls. Rumer also speaks of her inner spiritual search, which s...
Luego de un matrimonio fallido de 8 años, Godden se mudó con sus dos hijas a Cachemira, viviendo inicialmente en una casa flotante y posteriormente en una casa rentada, en la que inició una granja de hierbas. Godden regresó a Calcuta en 1944. Su novela Kingfishers Catch Fire está basada en su vida en Cachemira.
- Margaret Rumer Godden
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1 de ene. de 1989 · This is the 2nd memoir from Rumer Godden and follows her life after "A Time to Dance, No Time to Weep". Rumer is now a divorced woman who has left India and has returned to England determined to raise her two daughters and become a successful writer.
Most of us tend to live in one room most of the time but, unless we go into every room every day, even if only to keep it aired, we are not a complete person. — Rumer Godden in A House with Four Rooms by Rumer Godden To Practice This Thought: Assess the condition of your four rooms.
