Jeevan Darpan (Kavya Sangrah)

About the Book

Jeevan Darpan is a poetic reflection of life — a mirror that reveals its joys, sorrows, mysteries, and truths. Each poem in this collection emerges from the author’s deep introspection and heartfelt experiences. Life, as portrayed in these verses, is an unsolved mystery where every step tells a unique story and every individual becomes a character in the grand play of existence.
Through poems like “Jeevan Safar” and ""Manzil Kitni Door Hai,” the author captures the essence of the human journey — our search for meaning, the misunderstandings that arise in relationships, and the distance between our dreams and reality. The emotions flow naturally, connecting the reader to both the sweetness and bitterness of life.
In Jeevan Darpan, 108 poems come together to form a tapestry of human experiences — moments of reflection, revelation, and realization. The verses remind us that life’s mirror shows not only what we are but also what we can become.
Written with simplicity and sincerity, Tryambak Rao Satkar “Ambar” invites readers to pause, reflect, and see their own lives within the poetic mirror of Jeevan Darpan — a journey through emotions, thoughts, and the timeless rhythm of existence.

About the Author

Tryambak Rao Satkar “Ambar” is a distinguished poet, lyricist, novelist, storyteller, thinker, and children’s writer whose creative journey spans more than five decades. With over twenty-one published and unpublished works, his writings reflect deep observations of life—its truths, emotions, and spiritual essence. Currently, he is working on his 22nd and 23rd books, continuing a literary pursuit that began fifty years ago.
His poems and stories have appeared in numerous national and international anthologies, including The Mega Manuscript (True Dreamster, ISBN 978-93-6288-715-3), which has earned recognition in the Worldwide Book of Records, India Book of Records, and Book of World Records. Among his notable creations are Mahaan Dr. Abdul Kalam (Kavya Pushpanjali)—a poetic tribute of 59 free-verse poems—and Bharat Ka Sachcha Saput,dedicated to the Prime Minister of India.
For 1,293 consecutive days, he shared his poems daily with readers worldwide, spreading goodwill and literary joy. His contributions have been honored with several accolades, including the Hindi Vidyaratna Bharti Award, Dharti Putra Award, Abhivyakti Samman, Lekhak Samman, Bharat Gaurav Award, and the Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Award.
A retired Senior Manager from the Finance Department of Bhilai Steel Plant, Chhattisgarh, Tryambak Rao Satkar “Ambar” continues to write with passion, illuminating the world of literature through sincerity, devotion, and timeless poetic vision.