ISBN: 9798193018650 - the mirror that contains the world: the lost wisdom of baba afzal — the persian philosopher who found god inside the human soul (6 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - You have been a stranger to yourself your entire life. This book is the way home.Eight hundred years ago, in a mountain village in central Persia, a philosopher named Baba Afzal Kashani wrote a quietly revolutionary sentence: the self you are searching for is not lost. It was never lost. It has been here, watching, the whole time -- and it is larger than you ever imagined.Almost no one has heard of him. He worked in Persian, not Arabic, in a time when that was a radical act of democratization. He wrote philosophy as poetry and poetry as philosophy. He refused the courts of kings in favor of a village in the mountains. He spent his life on a single question -- Who are you, really -- and arrived at an answer so precise, so intimate, and so startling that scholars who have encountered it eight centuries later describe the experience as reading a letter addressed personally to them.THE MIRROR THAT CONTAINS THE WORLD is the story of Kashani's life, his ideas, and his astonishing philosophy of the self -- told as it deserves to be told: as a book you cannot put down.- Discover why the deepest philosophers of the medieval Islamic world considered the self not a philosophical problem but a doorway -- and what lies on the other side- Understand the radical act of turning inward: why honest self-knowledge is not comfortable, and why it is the only thing that finally satisfies- Meet the four-fold architecture of the human being -- the beast, the demon, the angel, and the genuinely human -- and recognize which one is speaking in you right now- Follow a thinker who refused the difference between philosophy and mysticism, between rigor and love, between what can be argued and what can only be lived- Find, in the life of a man who died eight centuries ago, an answer to the question you have been carrying since you were old enough to ask itThis is a book for every person who has studied themselves and found they were still a stranger. For every reader who has tried every system and still felt the ache of something unnamed. For the mind that will not stop asking.The mirror is already in your hands. You have been looking at the frame. This book will show you what is inside.Turn to the first page. The rest will find you.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. You have been a stranger to yourself your entire life. This book is the way home.Eight hundred years ago, in a mountain village in central Persia, a philosopher named Baba Afzal Kashani wrote a quietly revolutionary sentence: the self you are searching for is not lost. It was never lost. It has been here, watching, the whole time -- and it is larger than you ever imagined.Almost no one has heard of him. He worked in Persian, not Arabic, in a time when that was a radical act of democratization. He wrote philosophy as poetry and poetry as philosophy. He refused the courts of kings in favor of a village in the mountains. He spent his life on a single question -- Who are you, really? -- and arrived at an answer so precise, so intimate, and so startling that scholars who have encountered it eight centuries later describe the experience as reading a letter addressed personally to them.THE MIRROR THAT CONTAINS THE WORLD is the story of Kashani's life, his ideas, and his astonishing philosophy of the self -- told as it deserves to be told: as a book you cannot put down.Discover why the deepest philosophers of the medieval Islamic world considered the self not a philosophical problem but a doorway -- and what lies on the other sideUnderstand the radical act of turning inward: why honest self-knowledge is not comfortable, and why it is the only thing that finally satisfiesMeet the four-fold architecture of the human being -- the beast, the demon, the angel, and the genuinely human -- and recognize which one is speaking in you right nowFollow a thinker who refused the difference between philosophy and mysticism, between rigor and love, between what can be argued and what can only be livedFind, in the life of a man who died eight centuries ago, an answer to the question you have been carrying since you were old enough to ask itThis is a book for every person who has studied themselves and found they were still a stranger. For every reader who has tried every system and still felt the ache of something unnamed. For the mind that will not stop asking.The mirror is already in your hands. You have been looking at the frame. This book will show you what is inside.Turn to the first page. The rest will find you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. You have been a stranger to yourself your entire life. This book is the way home.Eight hundred years ago, in a mountain village in central Persia, a philosopher named Baba Afzal Kashani wrote a quietly revolutionary sentence: the self you are searching for is not lost. It was never lost. It has been here, watching, the whole time -- and it is larger than you ever imagined.Almost no one has heard of him. He worked in Persian, not Arabic, in a time when that was a radical act of democratization. He wrote philosophy as poetry and poetry as philosophy. He refused the courts of kings in favor of a village in the mountains. He spent his life on a single question -- Who are you, really? -- and arrived at an answer so precise, so intimate, and so startling that scholars who have encountered it eight centuries later describe the experience as reading a letter addressed personally to them.THE MIRROR THAT CONTAINS THE WORLD is the story of Kashani's life, his ideas, and his astonishing philosophy of the self -- told as it deserves to be told: as a book you cannot put down.Discover why the deepest philosophers of the medieval Islamic world considered the self not a philosophical problem but a doorway -- and what lies on the other sideUnderstand the radical act of turning inward: why honest self-knowledge is not comfortable, and why it is the only thing that finally satisfiesMeet the four-fold architecture of the human being -- the beast, the demon, the angel, and the genuinely human -- and recognize which one is speaking in you right nowFollow a thinker who refused the difference between philosophy and mysticism, between rigor and love, between what can be argued and what can only be livedFind, in the life of a man who died eight centuries ago, an answer to the question you have been carrying since you were old enough to ask itThis is a book for every person who has studied themselves and found they were still a stranger. For every reader who has tried every system and still felt the ache of something unnamed. For the mind that will not stop asking.The mirror is already in your hands. You have been looking at the frame. This book will show you what is inside.Turn to the first page. The rest will find you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…