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    Songs of The Soul - the Poetry of Rumi by Coleman Barks
    Songs of The Soul - the Poetry of Rumi by Coleman Barks
    Songs of The Soul - the Poetry of Rumi by Coleman Barks
    Audiobook52 minutes

    Songs of The Soul - the Poetry of Rumi by Coleman Barks

    Written by Coleman Barks

    Narrated by Coleman Barks

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    About this audiobook

    Join us on a journey through the mystical realm of love, where boundaries of time, gender, sex, and age dissolve. Coleman Barks' captivating interpretation breathes life into Rumi's profound verses, creating an unparalleled auditory experience that transcends the ordinary.


    Enriching this literary journey is the enchanting harmony of various Persian instruments, elegantly weaving through Rumi's words, enhancing the poetic ambiance. Feel the resonance of these sensational poems with a musical backdrop that intensifies the spiritual essence of Rumi's wisdom.


    The "Songs of The Soul" audiobook is not just a narration; it's a soul-stirring exploration guided by one of the world's most profound and influential spiritual masters. Allow Rumi's wisdom to echo in your heart and mind, awakening a deeper understanding of love, spirituality, and the human experience.

    Elevate your audiobook collection with this extraordinary rendition of Rumi's timeless poetry. Embark on a journey that transcends the boundaries of ordinary existence and discover the transformative power of love with "Songs of The Soul" by Coleman Barks.  

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBetter Listen
    Release dateFeb 23, 2024
    ISBN9781637570722
    Songs of The Soul - the Poetry of Rumi by Coleman Barks
    Author

    Coleman Barks

    Coleman Banks is the author of The Essential Rumi.

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