Oma Stanescu
Romanian writer Oma Stanescu, the literary pseudonym of Mihaela Carmen Stanescu, has been a member of Bucharest Writers Union since 2010[1].[2][3]
Biography
Mihaela Carmen Stanescu was born at Bozioru, Buzau, Romania on June 18th, 1961. After she graduated primary, secondary and high schools in Buzau and Constanta, she graduated the Faculty of Economics in Iasi in 1985, along with a neo-Greek course, between 1982 and 1985.
Living in India for three and a half years, she graduated courses in Hatha Yoga in India at Serampore- Calcutta, Ananda Ashram- Pondicherry, Lonavla Yoga Institute- Poona, Jain Yoga Institute Adhyatma Sadhana Kendra- New Delhi.[4]
She was a student of Ayurveda for six months in 1988, at Ariya Vaiyda Chikitsa Salayam, Coimbatore, India and at Ariya Vaiyda Salayam, Kottakkal- Kerala. She also visited Dera Baba Jaimal Singh and the Golden Temple in Amritsar.
She returned to Romania after the Romanian changing of the regime.
Published Books
- Hathina, Hatha Yoga, Loma-Viloma - a practical course on Hatha Yoga, published by Porto Franco, Galati, 1993
- Arsita Karmei - The Fire of Karma, a novel, published by Nona, Piatra Neamt, 1997, awarded with the National Prize Mihail Sadoveanu[5], reprinted in 2009 by Zeit Publishing House, Braila
- Chipuri Indiene - Indian Faces, published by The parallel 45, 2001
- In voia vremii - Be It So , a novel, published by Junimea Publishing House, 2007, book prefaced by the famous Romanian literary critic and historian, Ion Rotaru.
- Mrejele Iubirii - Love Spell, a novel published by Zeit Braila in 2008
- The Fire of Karma - published by the Zeit Publishing House Braila in 2010
- Sobrele Iubite - The Smoldering Babes, published by Zeit Braila in 2011
- Furtuni si Amaraciuni- Storms and Bitterness, published by Zeit Braila in 2011
- Cand Pronia Ingaduie - When Providence Allows, novel published by Axis Libri in 2012
- Cealalta Fata a Destinului - The Other Face of Destiny, a novel published by Junimea Publishing House in 2012
- Love Spell - published by Zeit Braila in 2014
- Gara cu Trei Linii - The Three Lines Station, a novel published by Zeit Publishing House in 2015
- Be It So - published by Author House UK in 2017
- The Fire of Karma- published by Author House UK in 2017
- Chipuri indiene - Indian Faces, the second edition of the book, published by Zeit Braila in 2017
- Hatha Yoga for a Quiet Old Age, Without Pain - a practical course on Hatha Yoga, published by Lucas Braila in 2018
- Hatha Yoga for a Quiet Old Age, without Pain - The second edition of the practical course on Hatha Yoga, published by Lucas Braila in 2019.
References
- ↑ "Filiala Bucuresti – Proza, Biblioteca de proza a orasului Bucuresti". www.uniunea-scriitorilor-filiala-bucuresti-proza.eu.
- ↑ Iasi, Ziarul de. "Lansare de carte". www.ziaruldeiasi.ro.
- ↑ "Lansare de carte". www.muzeulbrailei.ro.
- ↑ "Braila - lansarea colectiei Cartile Chirei".
- ↑ "Biblioteca Nationala a Romaniei". www.bibnat.ro.
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