Oguchi H. Nkwocha

Stirrings (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

There have been philosophers and poets throughout the ages who have asserted that between the soul and the body, war is constantly being waged. It often seems that the more civilized we become, the more the soul is relegated to an inferior status.

Oguchi H. Nkwocha has turned his eye inward in an effort to see beyond the illusions that separate us from our true essence. The result is a heightened spiritual awareness, which he shares with us in this collection of poetry, Stirrings.

In the poem "Stirrings," the author conveys to us some of the manifestations of our self-subterfuge:

How long can we sleep

Hiding in time and space to avoid eternity

Courting death to escape immorality

Fabricating vivid illusions to eschew reality

Dividing and separating to spurn unity

Inventing guilt and conflict to spite serenity

Invoking sin and punishment to undo love?

In this rare blend of philosophy and poetry, Stirrings, Oguchi H. Nkwocha, M.D., offers us his unique view that cannot help but give one pause.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: ARPress
• Seitenzahl: 72
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Juli 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798896760641
• Artikelnr.: 74930542

Autorenporträt

OGUCHI H. NKWOCHA, M.D., was born in Nigeria and also spent much of his adolescence there, attending high school. He would later move to the U.S. and attend college, earning a B.S. degree in pharmacy from Idaho State University. His schooling continued as he later earned an M.D. degree from College of Medicine at the University of Utah. Now a Physician for almost twenty years, the author and his wife Gail reside on the coast of California with Allison Ijeoma and Erica Chioma, their daughters. Although he was brought up in a heavily Christian Environment, Dr. Nkwocha has consciously accepted eclecticism because of the inconsistencies and stifling doctrines of the various religious institutions. He does not identify himself with any religion or denomination.