Saint - Modern Classics 28

Ermiş - Modern Classics 28 Book Description “There is undoubtedly no greater gift for man than a gift that turns all his goals into lips chapped with thirst and all life into a fountain. In this gift lies my honor and my reward. Whenever I come to the fountain to drink, I find the living water itself thirsty…” While leaving the city that has been his home for years, the Saint is asked to address the people he left behind. The people of the city ask him questions about love, marriage, crime, death, beauty and many more. The response they receive is a treasure trove of advice on a human life shaped by tolerance and love. This is a life where the just and the unjust, the guilty and the innocent, the standing and the fallen are actually the same person... The Arrival of the Ship *About Love *About Marriage *About Children *About Giving *About Eating and Drinking *About Working *About Joy and Sorrow *About Houses *About Clothes *About Buying and Selling *About Crime and Punishment *About Laws *About Freedom *About Mind and Passion *About Pain *About Self-Knowing *About Teaching *About Friendship *About Speech *About Time *About Good and Evil *About Prayer * About Pleasure * About Beauty * About Religion * About Death * Farewell (From the Promotional Bulletin)