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Gitanjali 35 by Rabindranath Tagore

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What is implied as essential for a free mind in the poem?

Knowledge that is accessible to everyone (correct)

Fear of speaking the truth

Acceptance of limitations

Conformity to societal norms

How does Tagore describe the ideal state of the world in relation to domestic walls?

They should be eliminated completely

They should foster individualism

They should not fragment the world (correct)

They should be strengthened to build unity

What role does striving play in the vision presented in the poem?

It is seen as futile and unnecessary

It should be replaced by passive acceptance

It is viewed as important for reaching perfection (correct)

It is directed towards achieving mediocrity

What does the phrase 'clear stream of reason' represent in the poem?

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In the poem, what direction is suggested for the mind in its quest for freedom?

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"Gitanjali 35"

This poem, "Gitanjali 35," is written by Rabindranath Tagore, a celebrated Bengali polymath.
The poem is a prayer to the Father (God) for the awakening of his country, asking for liberation and progress.
Tagore envisions a land where the mind is free from fear, knowledge is unrestricted, and there are no divisions based on narrow, domestic barriers.
He wishes for a nation characterized by the pursuit of truth, tireless effort towards perfection, and the flow of reason unimpeded by rigid habits.
The speaker yearns for a future where the mind's exploration expands continuously, leading the nation towards a "heaven of freedom."
The poem's evocative language paints a powerful picture of a utopian ideal, emphasizing the importance of intellectual freedom, knowledge unhindered, and the pursuit of perfection.
With a spiritual depth, "Gitanjali 35" calls for a society based on universal values and the boundless potential of the human spirit.

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Explore the themes and essence of Rabindranath Tagore's poem 'Gitanjali 35', a prayer for the awakening of a nation's spirit. This work emphasizes freedom of the mind, the pursuit of truth, and the ideals of a united society. Delve into Tagore's vision of a 'heaven of freedom' and the critical importance of intellectual liberty.