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Rain and the Rhinoceros | O dežju in nosorogu
Rain and the Rhinoceros | O dežju in nosorogu

Rain and the Rhinoceros | O dežju in nosorogu

Author: Thomas Merton Publisher: Sanje Language: Slovenian, English Translation: Ana Jelnikar

The essay "The Murmuring Rumour of the Rain" is a soul-energising drop in the vast oeuvre of a connoisseur and a seeker, a monk and an eremite, a world-renowned writer and a social activist. A timeless meditation on solitude, which invites reflection on how to remain human in the midst of a maddening crowd, this is the opening text of the book collection Cancer the Solitary Man, which awakens from sleep forgotten, untranslated or unpublished texts, obscure for our times.

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    English:

    First text in the collection Rak samotar is an essay by Thomas Merton, entitled Rain and the Rhinoceros, published in a bilingual, Slovenian and English edition.
    It was first published in english in 1965 in a book entitled Raids on the Unspeakable.
    The text is a fragment in Merton's extensive oeuvre, covering more than sixty works and reflecting the author's complex personality.
    He was a connoisseur and seeker, a monk and an eremite, a world-renowned writer and social activist who drew inspiration from nature, literature and philosophy.

    About Rain and Rhinoceros is a timeless meditation on solitude that suggests that you think about staying human.




     

     

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    Issue date _EMPTY__VALUE_
    Format 152 x 235
    Scope 27
    ISBN 9789612746162
    translators Ana Jelnikar
    Editor Jerica Šemerl Harmel, Andreja Udovč
    Collection SANJE roman
    Publisher Sanje
    Language Slovenian, English

    Let me tell you something before rain becomes a commodity to be planned and shared for money. I am referring to people who do not understand that rain is a holiday, who do not appreciate its gift, who think that what has no price has no value, that what is not sold is not worthwhile, and that something only really becomes something when it is on the market. The time will come when they will sell you the whole rain. It is free now, and I am in it. I celebrate its gift and its absurdity.

    Thomas Merton

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