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The Cloud of Unknowing and Other Works
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Description
Delve into the profound depths of spiritual exploration with The Cloud of Unknowing and Other Works. This enigmatic text, believed to have emerged from the pen of an anonymous English country parson in the late 14th century, invites readers on a journey beyond the confines of rational thought and into the heart of divine love.
The Story
At its core, The Cloud of Unknowing serves as a mystical guide, advocating the notion that God transcends human understanding. The author implores the reader to embrace a form of love that penetrates the "cloud of unknowing," a metaphor for the limitations of human intellect when faced with the divine. Through a series of contemplative reflections, the text encourages a deep, personal connection with God, urging readers to surrender their understanding and embrace the unknown.
Why Readers Love It
- Timeless Wisdom: The themes of divine love and the limitations of human intellect resonate across centuries, making the text relevant to contemporary spiritual seekers.
- Rich Language: The writing is both poetic and profound, inviting readers to immerse themselves in its lyrical beauty.
- Spiritual Depth: The work is a treasure trove of insights for those navigating their own spiritual journeys.
Perfect For
This collection is ideal for readers interested in mysticism, medieval spirituality, and those who appreciate the depth of religious literature. Its meditative quality makes it suitable for personal reflection or group study, inviting ongoing discussion about the nature of faith and the divine.
"To know God, one must first learn to unlearn." — An essence captured within the pages of this remarkable work.
Specifications
Format: Paperback / softback
Dimensions: × ×
Pages: 208
Publisher: Penguin Random House
ISBN: 9780140447620
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