Description
Lawyer-writer Abdurrahim Dede, in his allegorical work “Mesh (Dönüşüm)” (Transformation), takes readers on a profound spiritual and philosophical journey through the conversations between a human and various animals. By engaging in deep dialogues with characters like Ecem the Ant, Pamuk the Cat, Mesut the Butterfly, and Füveysika the Mouse, the author explores complex themes of existence, ego, and the illusion of the material world. Blending Sufi wisdom with modern dilemmas such as physical transformations and aesthetic surgeries, the book emphasizes that true fulfillment comes from divine love and self-acceptance. The work invites readers to shed their ego, embrace the state of “nothingness” (Yok İnsan), and recognize the continuous, divine transformation present in all creations.
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| Book Type | E-BOOK, Hard Copy |