Piercing the Veil is a collection of autobiographical mystical poetry that captures the essence of contemporary Sufism experienced from the feminine perspective. At a time of disheartening religious tensions and a growing discourse of ethnic misrepresentations in the United States, this collection crosses borders and religious traditions and speaks to the universal heart and soul. The poems appeal to both mature spiritual travelers and readers new to the spiritual path who seek deeper spiritual contact, inner peace, and personal consciousness. The reading process takes the literary traveler on…mehr
Piercing the Veil is a collection of autobiographical mystical poetry that captures the essence of contemporary Sufism experienced from the feminine perspective. At a time of disheartening religious tensions and a growing discourse of ethnic misrepresentations in the United States, this collection crosses borders and religious traditions and speaks to the universal heart and soul. The poems appeal to both mature spiritual travelers and readers new to the spiritual path who seek deeper spiritual contact, inner peace, and personal consciousness. The reading process takes the literary traveler on a rich and heartfelt journey; the poetry spans a wide range of human experiences by opening a window to subtle ecstatic mysticism in one poem, then delving into one of life's inevitable challenges with wisdom, patience and spiritual understanding, in another. This experience creates an opportunity to cultivate more understanding and tolerance of both self and others. It offers a penetrating glance into the world of Unity and is an invitation to remember that we are all brothers and sisters of one human family. Piercing the Veil bids us to dive within the heart, the self and the soul to perhaps emerge as the new mystical being that our world is in dire need of.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Maryam Hand is a spiritual seeker, poet, and mother of four grown children. She was awarded Semi-Finalist in the 2015 Finishing Line Press, "New Women's Voices Series Chapbook Competition," for her latest poetry collection entitled, "Piercing the Veil." Maryam's first manuscript, "The Garden in the Fire: A Spiritual Journey through Poetry," was published in 2013 as a Ph.D. dissertation by Rym Bettaieb, Ph.D., entitled, "Maryam Hand's Poetry in Relation to Sufi Teachings and to the Tradition of Sufi Authorship." Her poem, "My Complicated Father," earned second place in the "Women Who Write," 2007 International Poetry Contest and was subsequently published in their Anthology, Calliope. Several of Maryam's poems have appeared in Moon Journal. During her years spent in Kentucky, she was awarded several Artist Residencies at Hopscotch House in Louisville. Maryam moved to rural Pennsylvania in 2009 both to enjoy and support a growing community of spiritually like-minded people. Here she met and married her beloved husband. In addition to writing, "Piercing the Veil," she has managed and emceed several heart centered music/poetry festivals for her community and organizes spiritual music/poetry coffeehouses both locally and in various parts of the country.
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