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Tratado del Amor (9788441400795)



bn Arabi (Murcia, 1165-Damasco, 1240) está considerado el maestro más importante de la espiritualidad islámica y uno de los más grandes místicos de todos los tiempos. Este Tratado del Amor, extraído de su monumental obra Las conquistas de La Meca, es sin duda la expresión máxima del amor plasmada en la literatura. En él, Ibn Arabi nos describe los elementos del amor, los estados de los amantes, y nos muestra todos los aspectos posibles: divinos, espirituales y naturales o físicos. Y su contenido gira sobre la idea de que si Dios es al mismo tiempo el Amante, el Amado y el Amor, el ser humano, como criatura suya y manifestación de este amor, se siente impelido a vivirlo y expresarlo de un modo inexorable, ya que es su origen y meta. Este texto, envuelto en la más cálida belleza y sustentado par el más profundo conocimiento, dejará en el lector la honda impresión de estar ante uno de los grandes tratados de la literatura sagrada.


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  • Paperback | 320 pages
  • 114.3 x 177.8 x 25.4mm | 249.48g
  • United States
  • English, Spanish
  • New edition
  • 8441400792
  • 9788441400795
  • 1,037,585


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