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“Her ne düşünüyorsak oyuz. Her ne olursak düşüncelerimizle oluruz. Düşüncelerimizle dünyayı kurarız. Kim ki saf düşünceyle konuşmaz veya hareket etmez, arabayı çeken öküzün ayak izlerini takip etmesi gibi tekerlerin, takip eder onu ıstırap. ” “Doğu Bilgeliği Dizisi”, Doğu öğretileri üzerine yazılmış inceleme, araştırma ve yorumların yer verildiği, bir yandan da çevirisi mümkün olduğu ölçüde bu öğretilerin yer aldığı kaynak metinlerin çevirilerinin yayınlandığı bir dizi olacak. Bu ilk kitap ise, bir giriş kitabı olarak aynı zamanda, bu öğretilerin anlaşılmasında dikkat edilecek hususları toplu olarak ele aldığından ötürü dizinin bütün kitapları için istifade edilebilecek bir kılavuz kitap. Dolayısıyla bu hüviyetiyle kitap bir yandan mümkün olduğu kadar doğu öğretilerinin genel karakteristiklerine.
: Rene Guenon
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Doğu Bilgeliği
soppdrake
4223 Murave, Slovenien
This was a really fun-fast read. I expected this book to appeal mostly to my bloodlust and morbidity, which was both the reason I was so hesitant to start it AND the reason I started it, but the character development turned out to be pretty solid. The characters weren’t merely props—two-dimensional afterthoughts of an author trying to make a buck—they were substantial and evolved steadily throughout the story. Katniss is authentic and down-to-earth. We can relate to her well enough, but Susanne Collins created her slightly more introverted than the average person, and we might be startled to find ourselves more in line with the behavior of the populace as we admire her stalwart defense against social compromise. Her spite towards the fickle, callow public is contrasted sharply with conventional celeb-worship and thirst for violence. I think the reader has been snared. Could the author have been conning us to delve into a scenario that proves the thin line between our civil propriety and a ravenous desire for war? So many times I caught myself feeling like just another spectator from ‘the Capital’ whose mindless acceptance of the current situation inured them to the causalities of the survivor games: children! And did anyone remember the cripple that was competing with no hope of winning? Were we disturbed by this? Might we have been too busy ‘placing a bet’ on a victor, celebrating the conquest of one unfortunate over another? I have to admit it, I ended up rooting for someone, picking a winner. Ask yourself who the real heroes of the story were. If winning had anything to do with it, then we swallowed the bait. In all honesty, I was thrilled by this story, and quickly learned to silence any deep revolt against the heinous nature of the euphemistically titled ‘games’. Anyone who finishes the book may have to concede: the real winner is Suzanne Collins. All hail. **Spoiler alert!— I, probably like most everyone that read the book, think one of the most moving moments is when Rue died. Such a tragic-beautiful scene. Bravo.
2023-08-01 15:05