When Rumi was born in Afghanistan in 1207, it was a time of tremendous political turmoil in the Near East. Paradoxically, it was also a time of "brilliant mystical awareness," writes translator Coleman Barks in The Soul of Rumi. This brilliance shines through in every passage, as Barks celebrates the ecstatic nature of Rumi's poetry. Barks (The Essential Rumi) has been given much credit for leading modern Westerners to this astounding poet. His sensitivity to the reader is evidenced in how he organizes the poetry according to themes. Since Rumi is often quoted at public gatherings, such as weddings and memorial services, this makes referencing especially easy. In the section entitled "When Friend Meets Friend," readers find the poem "The Soul's Friend":
The most living moment comes when those who love each other meet each other's eyes and in what flows between them then. To see your face in a crowd of others, or alone on a frightening street, I weep for that .Barks offers a gracefully rendered introduction to each section, providing personal and historical background of the poetry. Elegantly designed and printed on cream-colored, heavy-stock paper, this is a delight for Rumi fans. --Gail Hudson
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Condition: Aceptable. : Este libro, 'O Cântico do Sol', es una colección de la poesía extática de Rumi, un místico sufí del siglo XIII. El traductor Coleman Barks organiza los poemas por temas, facilitando su referencia en eventos públicos. La obra ofrece una introducción a la poesía de Rumi, explorando temas de amistad y espiritualidad. Publicado por Pergaminho, este libro de tapa blanda contiene 109 páginas y está escrito en portugués. EAN: 9789727112807 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Religión y Espiritualidad Título: O Cântico do Sol Autor: Jalal ad-Din Muhammad ar-Rumi Editorial: Pergaminho Idioma: pt-PT Páginas: 109 Formato: tapa blanda. Seller Inventory # Happ-2025-06-09-8f1bcaa5