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Bezig met laden... Divani Nurbakhsh: Sufi Poetrydoor Javad Nurbakhsh
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 Meld je aan bij LibraryThing om erachter te komen of je dit boek goed zult vinden. Op dit moment geen Discussie gesprekken over dit boek.  bibyerrahi | Feb 16, 2021 |   Este diwan del doctor Nurbakhsh, Maestro de la Orden Nematollähí, se inscribe en la mejor tradición de la poesía mística sufí, una poesía nacida de la experiencia interior en el «camino de los enamorados> cuya única meta es Dios, el Amado, es decir, Él, sólo Él. Cantar del alma, poesía que canta desde lo más hondo una presencia deslumbradora que está más allá de las palabras, pero que, al mismo tiempo, las despierta para fijar en ellas el «recuerdo» constante del Amado: la dolorosa nostalgia de su ausencia y la ebriedad gozosa de su presencia. Como profundo conocedor de la tradición sufí, el doctor Nurbakhsh recoge, en estos poemas, los conceptos esenciales y el rico simbolismo de esa tradición, recreada desde sus fuentes más puras. Como Maestro de la Orden Nematollähí, fiel al significado de su nombre, dador de luz, ilumina con su enseñanza la senda mística, inspirada en un código caballeresco que implica generosidad, altruismo, sacrificio, compasión. sinceridad y humildad. Como poeta enamorado, absorto enteramente en Dios, canta, desde la libertad y desde cl rapto, la bienaventuranza del amor, con el lenguaje paradójico de los místicos, hermosamente contradictorio: presencia/ausencia, ebricdad/sobriedad, reunión/dispersión, vecindad/lejanía, gozo/pena. Dios es Belleza y ama la belleza» dice una tradición profética. Podíamos añadir, evocando a san Juan de la Cruz, que estos poemas, tan intensos, tan bellos, sólo cantan a la Belleza absoluta, añorándola con «un no sé qué que quedan, balbuciendo..." FundacionRosacruz | Aug 29, 2018 | geen besprekingen | voeg een bespreking toe
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 Google Books — Bezig met laden...GenresDewey Decimale Classificatie (DDC)891.5513Literature Literature of other languages Literature of east Indo-European and Celtic languages Persian languages Modern Persian Persian poetry 1900–2000LC-classificatieWaarderingGemiddelde: Geen beoordelingen.Ben jij dit?Word een LibraryThing Auteur. |
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This 'diwan' of Doctor Nurbakhsh, Master of the Order Nematollāhí, is inscribed in the best tradition of Sufi mystical poetry, a poetry born of inner experience in the "way of lovers", whose only goal is God, the Beloved , that is to say, He, only He. Singing of the soul, poetry that sings from the deepest a dazzling presence that is beyond the words, but that, at the same time, awakens them to fix in them the constant "memory" of the Beloved: the painful nostalgia for his absence and the joyful drunkenness of his presence. As a profound connoisseur of the Sufi tradition, Dr. Nurbakhsh collects, in these poems, the essential concepts and the rich symbolism of that tradition, recreated from its purest sources. As Master of the Order Nematollāhí, faithful to the meaning of his name, "giver of light", he illuminates with his teaching the mystical path, inspired by a chivalric code that implies generosity, altruism, sacrifice, compassion, sincerity and humility. As a poet in love, absorbed entirely in God, he sings, from freedom and from the rapture, the bliss of love, with the paradoxical language of the mystics, beautifully contradictory: presence / absence, drunkenness / sobriety, reunion / dispersion, neighborhood / distance , joy / sorrow ... «God is Beauty and loves beauty» says a prophetic tradition. We could add, evoking to Saint John of the Cross, that these poems, so intense, so beautiful, only sing to Absolute Beauty, missing her with "I do not know what they are, stammering ...".