Tagore, Rabindranath
1861-1941     80 years

Bengali:  
রবীন্দ্রনাথ ঠাকুর
Indian poet, author, painter

born Calcutta, Bengal
youngest of 14 children
Brahmin family

studied in England

married, 5 children (4 died in childhood).

world traveler, China, US, Japan, Peru, Mexico, Argentina,
Italy, UK, ....

Gitanjali (Song Offerings), Ghare-Baire, etc....

Nobel Prize for Literature 1913
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YouTube video of Tagore reading his poem
"Bipurush" , in Bengali, with a B&W
animation--2:35
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There is one poem by Rabindranath Tagore,
one of the most beautiful ever written. The poem
is known as "The King of the Night." There is one
temple, a big temple, with hundreds of priests to
serve the deity there. One night it happens that
the chief priest has a dream. He dreams that the
king, the deity, has appeared to him and says,
"Tonight I am coming." He awakes feeling very
disturbed. He is very worried about whether this
dream is just a dream or a vision: "Is this just
dreaming, my mind dreaming? Or is it really an
intimation? Is the deity, the god of the temple,
really to come? Or is it just my own imagination...?"

                                                --Osho
                   The Supreme Doctrine, ch. 10