Tagor's Rabindranath

The Victim (short plays.. And a contemplative vision) (eBook, ePUB)

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This book is an open invitation to contemplate the meanings of existence, through a wonderful blend of theater, thought, and spiritual vision that formed the essence of Rabindranath Tagore's creativity. In every play, in every vision, he places us before the mirror of the self, where the hidden conflicts between light and darkness, between the inner voice and the calls of the outside world, are revealed. In "The Victim," "Malini," and "The King and the Queen," Tagore does not content himself with crafting dramatic plots; he brings to life characters in search of meaning, truth, and salvation. For him, drama is not merely acting, but a spiritual ritual, a space for purification and questioning one's destiny. When he speaks of man's relationship with the universe, or the realization of the soul, he is not theorizing, but rather revealing insights stemming from a profound contemplation of the unity of being and the union of the individual soul with the Absolute. Every thought, every sentence, pulsates with an inner faith that behind the appearance of the world lies an essence that cannot be perceived by the senses, but rather by intuition and submission. In "The Hermit" and "The Temple in Tiberias," Sufism is revealed in its dramatic form, where solitude becomes a path to vision, and silence becomes a sublime language that speaks to what is higher than words. It is an inner journey, transporting us from the noise of the world to the serenity of the self, from the confines of the mind to the infinite horizon of the spirit.

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• Seitenzahl: 205
• Altersempfehlung: ab 16 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. August 2025
• Arabisch
• ISBN-13: 9786338331009
• Artikelnr.: 75370031