Tarun Cherian
Tarun Cherian is a poet, artist psychic and spiritual healer of India. For his poem A Writer's Prayer, he won the Second Prize in the All India Poetry Competition in 1990 organized by The Poetry Society (India) in collaboration with British Council.[1] Tarun Cherian is the Founder of the Devadhara system of spiritual healing. He is also an art director of commercial advertisement.
Biography[]
Tarun Cherian obtained his bachelor's degree in Economics from the St. Stephen's College and master's degree from the Delhi School of Economics.[2]
Cherian is the author of The Chronicle of Death and Rebirth, Speaking in Tongues, The Greater I and The Sun's Handkerchief. He has also conducted six solo art exhibitions in Delhi and Bangalore.[citation needed]
Online references[]
- Past Life Regression and Holistic Healing by Tarun Cherian
- Spiritual Artist Tarun Cherian – Alliance Francaise
- A Piece of Heaven – Tarun Cherian's Art Exhibition
- Cherian on Death and Rebirth
See also[]
- Tarun Cherian – A Biography
- Awaken the God Within – by Tarun Cherian
- Indian English Literature
- Indian Writing in English
- Indian poetry
- The Poetry Society (India)
Notes[]
- ^ "Second National Poetry Competition – Prize winning poems".
- ^ "IIT Delhi Portal – Rukmini Bhaya Nair". Archived from the original on 15 July 2013.
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