THE MIRROR OF SIMPLE SOULS A Modern Restoration of Marguerite Porete's Teachings on Releasing Fear, Letting Go of Control, and Resting in Divine Love
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Sprache:Englisch
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Taschenbuch
Erscheinungsdatum
27.01.2026
Herausgeber
Julian A. RoweVerlag
Independently PublishedSeitenzahl
226
Maße (L/B/H)
21,6/14/1,3 cm
Gewicht
268 g
Übersetzt von
Clare Kirchberger
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9798245847191
The Forbidden Manuscript That Cost Its Author Her Life
On June 1, 1310, Marguerite Porete was burned at the stake in Paris.
Her crime was not a deed, but a book.
The Mirror of Simple Souls was so radical, so dangerously free, that Church authorities attempted to erase it from history. Yet the text survived-copied in secret, translated anonymously, passed hand to hand by those who recognized its truth.
This book is not theology.
It is not doctrine.
It is a map of inner freedom.
Written for seekers who sense that surrender-not effort-is the final path, The Mirror of Simple Souls describes the soul's return to its source, beyond virtue, beyond striving, beyond fear.
What happens to the river when it meets the sea?
It does not disappear.
It loses its narrow banks-and becomes the Ocean.
This is the journey to that Sea of Peace.
A Voice That Refused to SubmitMarguerite Porete was a Beguine-a woman of deep contemplation who lived outside the Church's formal vows. When charged with heresy, she maintained an eighteen-month sovereign silence, refusing to defend herself before inquisitors.
Why?
Because, as her book makes clear, those governed by Reason cannot judge a soul governed by Love.
Her writing unfolds as a sharp and luminous dialogue between Lady Love, Lady Reason, and the Soul itself-revealing a spirituality that bypasses obedience, effort, and self-improvement, and moves instead toward radical inner emptiness.
For over five hundred years, this work survived only in fragments and hidden translations.
Until now.
The 2026 Modernized RestorationThis edition is a carefully modernized restoration of the landmark 1927 English translation by Clare Kirchberger.
It preserves 100% of the original content, metaphors, and theological logic, while removing the barriers of archaic syntax and medieval phrasing. Nothing has been added. Nothing has been softened.
For the first time, Marguerite Porete's voice emerges with clarity, defiance, and startling modern relevance.
Inside This Book, You Will Discover:The Seven States of Being
A precise map of the soul's ascent-from the Valley of Dread to the Summit of Glory.The Trial of the Will
The soul's consent to be undone, discovering a union that persists even in suffering and death.The M.N. Glosses
Essential 15th-century "guardrail" notes that illuminate the text's most radical and controversial passages.Sovereign Dialogue
The unforgettable exchanges between the Soul, Lady Reason, and Lady Love-where spiritual authority is overturned.
This Book Is Not for Everyone
Marguerite Porete warned that everything written about the Divine is "only noise" compared to the lived experience.
This book is not meant to be studied.
It is meant to work on you.
Read not with your intellect, but with your heart.
If you are ready to release effort, identity, and control-
to take leave of Reason and enter the life of Freedom-
you are already closer than you think.
Join the lineage of the Simple Souls who passed beyond the point of the spear
and found their home in the Far Night.
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