El Libro de Mirdad

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El Libro de Mirdad

By: Mikhail Naimy

Narrated by: Artur Mas

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"El Libro de Mirdad" es un libro alegórico de filosofía. Se presenta como una serie de diálogos entre Mirdad, abad de un monasterio y sus discípulos. "El Libro de Mirdad" se basa en una variedad de filosofías. A través de las alegorías, en el libro presentado por Mirdad, el autor Mikhail Naimy presenta varios temas y llama a la unidad de diferentes grupos de personas en el amor universal, así como a criticar el materialismo y los rituales religiosos vacíos. Los diálogos de Mirdad dan enseñanzas que nos muestran cómo es posible transformar nuestra conciencia y descubrir al Dios interior, disolviendo nuestro sentido de dualidad.

El Libro de Mirdad se considera una obra maestra de la sabiduría espiritual.