Synopsis
A bilingual edition of the poetry of one of the greats of twentieth century spirituality The poetry of Frithjof Schuon has been called metaphysical music. Every poem in this collection - drawn from more than three thousand poems written during the closing years of his life - is a true compass pointing the reader time and again to Schuon's fundamental theme: the Remembrance of God. These small gems are as profound as the sea and as simple as water itself. Schuon repeatedly traces the journey of a soul which has found its celestial homeland and views the play of this world from the perspective of Eternity. Like the stars, these poems strike the reader as both old and new. They echo the primordial melodies of Being and communicate a message of certitude and serenity for every person who longs for spiritual light. Schuon's poetry, which possesses both formal integrity and mystical abandon, is the flowering of a soul deeply in love with the Reality of God. His poems are born not from mental effort but from a deep interior vision, and he sings of seeing God everywhere in the simple, radiant language of one who stands alone before the Creator.
The spiritual traveller may carry this book for a lifetime and not exhaust its content because its content is the inexhaustibly beautiful life of the Spirit.
