Nissim Ezekiel, a poet of Bene Israel origin, has been famous for his materialistic descriptions and understanding of the temporal and ethereal aspects of the world. He explores the world and discerns his concerns for the temporary facets of life and gradually moves to the unknown realm of the philosophy and spirituality. Unlike most other poets and philosophers who believe in one extreme either materialism or spiritualism, Ezekiel displays his faith in various aspects of life and treats spiritual aspect as one of the aspects of the world helping a man find his identity. This paper is an attempt to display the same strain of Ezekiel’s beliefs. Several examples from his poems have been selected to throw light on the same

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