Book Of Mirdad : The Strange Story Of A Monastery Which Was Once Called The Ark
Book Of Mirdad : The Strange Story Of A Monastery Which Was Once Called The Ark
by Mikhail Naimy
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Book Summary
About the Book: The Book of Mirdad
Legend, mysticism, philosophy and poetry are woven with magic skill in this
strange and powerful story a classic of spiritual literature
This timeless allegorical tale tells of the visit of a mysterious stranger,
Mirdad, to the remote mountain monastery, the Ark. The conclusion and indeed the
message is that Mirdads Ark is the Ark of Holy Understanding, which will carry
humankind across another deluge, greater than Noahs, when Heaven will be
revealed on Earth. Through a dialogue of reflection and recollection in which he
engages with his chief disciple, we are shown the perennial wisdom of Mirdads
teaching on universal issues,
ISBN-13
9788119623914
Language
English
Binding
Paper Back
Publisher
Sanage Publishing House
Publishing Date
2023-10
Product Edition
1
Total Pages
192
Book Of Mirdad : The Strange Story Of A Monastery Which Was Once Called The Ark
About the Book: The Book of Mirdad
Legend, mysticism, philosophy and poetry are woven with magic skill in this
strange and powerful story a classic of spiritual literature
This timeless allegorical tale tells of the visit of a mysterious stranger,
Mirdad, to the remote mountain monastery, the Ark. The conclusion and indeed the
message is that Mirdads Ark is the Ark of Holy Understanding, which will carry
humankind across another deluge, greater than Noahs, when Heaven will be
revealed on Earth. Through a dialogue of reflection and recollection in which he
engages with his chief disciple, we are shown the perennial wisdom of Mirdads
teaching on universal issues,