Jaiya John Knihy

Fragrance After Rain offers a deeply personal exploration of tenderness and grace, inviting readers to reflect on their emotional seasons. Jaiya John crafts a poetic journey reminiscent of classic mystic poets like Rumi and Gibran, providing intimate insights that resonate on a personal level. This collection serves as a balm for the soul, offering sustenance during both individual experiences and the broader collective moods of the world, making it a heartfelt companion for those seeking comfort and inspiration.

Many believed he was thousands of years old. The women had prayed for an ancient one to come. They wanted to remember. The ancient one came. He was the father of all their fathers. The son of all their mothers. And on that day, in a valley where the sky hangs low, he spoke. Daughter Drink This Water is a sacred Love song. A timeless affirmation for girls and women of all ages who are nurturing a beautiful life. Soak in this warm river of self Love, self care, healing, and freedom. Share this soul-full keepsake within your families and kinship circles, as a cherished blanket of memory and meaning. Drink deeply.

A heartfelt and intimate tribute to creativity, the book serves as a love letter to artists and all souls, celebrating the divine spark within. Jaiya John offers personal insights and encouragement, creating a sense of connection akin to that of an old friend. Through this mystical narrative, readers are invited to enrich their creative lives with purpose and clarity.

Exploring themes of love and freedom, the narrative presents a poignant metaphor of a sugar cane, symbolizing vulnerability and emotional release. As the cane's stalk is cut, it weeps, illustrating the connection between pain and the ability to love deeply. This evocative imagery captures the essence of liberation through emotional expression, suggesting that true freedom comes from embracing one's feelings, even in moments of sorrow.

Exploring the complexities of social supremacy and inferiority, this book delves into themes of caste systems, revolution, and the essence of being a revolutionary. It offers a rich tapestry of love, affirmation, and inspiration, encouraging readers to reflect on the nature of freedom and its implications in society.

No Man Came is the naked, raw, urgent short story of a woman faced with a terrible choice. A woman who waits. And waits. Until she can wait no longer. Finally, she chooses.