T.S. Eliot

 

The Waste Land is a collection of poetry providing the most up-to-date   perspective with modern idealization  written by TS Eliot.  This anthology is an accurate guide to almost all the old traditions, myths, systems and religious pursuits by the author. This book contains the most famous contribution of modern times.  These poems have traveled from psychology to the doctrines of religion. In most of the descriptions we find the erosion of strict human values ​​and the display of basic human desires, ​​and the display of basic human desires very useful for this epic thoughtful person full of elements like nature, God, love, illusion etc. on which I have prepared my description today.

concept of "super man"- HUMAN POWER 

concept of " GOD IS DEAD'  

" PSYCHOLOGICAL SELF DELIVATION"

" SLAVE MORALITY"

" CONCEPT OF UBERMENSCH" own morality faith in one-self

concept of " SUPERNATURAL POWERS" 

use of mythical views like UPNISHADA, RELIGION, HUMANITY. ETC

If I may set my own point of view regarding this particular concepts , I give support to both of views that some times we must believe in self , human power is most inevitable power rather believe in the things which we are not sure about its existence in our lives. so god is dead is more rational way of looking the things in a practical manner, for making others lives more better one must capable to believe in own and self power to tackle the things, be moral , be honest is the perfect theme to be a god human more than god .

on the other hand if i go forward with the general point of view or it can be said that the usual construction of human mind to locate our self  with truly a man with religious practices. time and again the concept of purification, salvation come to exist while we talk with aspect of Upanishad, religion.

I am agree with both perspective because whatever makes you or provide you some enlighten may it becomes a good opportunity to learn or develop the various  concept which may break or build something civic practice which every human might do. so being an believer of Upanishad or human power not at all the things which depart you from being better human, balance is must , it requires where and how you are using your own capability in the capacity of being good human

• Expression of subconscious revolution
• Theories of sexuality
• An exploration of illness
• Significance of modern spiritual failure
• Ultimate death of civilization
• Sense of physical loss

I am little disagree with the with the concept of Freud because he emphasis to give open vent to the repressed primitive,  this instinct may create an anarchy in society. if a cultivated mind try to make human welfare or build a purpose of equality in society, one should not create a disorganization in society. 

Here,  we can find the conceptual idea of Eliot is more relabel where he is arguing on the way of denoting cultural ethics in human life, he may enough predictable person who believe in rational way of thinking about humankind with future perspective.

point of view differs when the different perspective take place , here is one can be the follower of practical perspective to guide larger number of people in a equal way where other one is rathe more optimistically tackle the things and believing in more mature and more civilized people will grow after getting , taking cultural contagions in a civic or proper way.

3) Write about allusions to the Indian thoughts in 'The Waste Land'. 

( Where, How and Why are the Indian thoughts referred?)

In the Waste land" Eliot has presented various cultures and languages to connect the world with one universal thought. In the first four part Eliot described that how sexual perversion has overpower than spirituality of human and solution of spiritual degradation by referring the Indian culture and Upnishada. 

The allusion to the Indian thought Eliot mentioned in the last part of the poem:

"Ganga was sunken, and the limps leaves

waited for rain, while the black clouds

gathered far distant, over Himvant

The jungle crouched, humped in silence."\

Then Eliot gives three 'Da'

1)Datta- to give not only charity but giving oneself for some noble cause.

2) Dayadhvam- Sympathies yourself with the sorrows and suffering of others, come out of your isolation and love into others.

3)Damyata- Self control, control over one's passion and desire.

As per my view, every religion have good thoughts and ideas but Upnishadas idea of peace does not mean just a state of No-war neither it is limited just to men or countries and communities. But it embraces the whole nature and the whole creation. LetsL see the original Shantih mantra and its translation so we can get idea about why Eliot found it suitable.                   

So, here we can say that Indian thoughts about peace in every universal things. We should not like vulture, keep others away from having what we actually don't need but be a giver, sympathies with other. Gandhiji also said: ''There is enough on this earth for everybody's need, but not sufficient for one's greed. We should not belivbb in materials and contemporary things that one day will destroy. In this way I think T.S Eliot might found Upnishada's thoughts of ,"Datta", "Damyata", "Dayadhvam", and "Shantih" suitable for universal peace.