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The Persian Garden Poetic Tales of Love, Harmony, and Self-Trust: Nature metaphors, carried by stillness, mindfulness, and inner calm, unfold in poeti
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 92
Weight: 0.27
Height: 0.24 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
A Persian garden was never merely a garden. Among roses and cypress trees, flowing water and quiet paths, it became an image of the human soul-a place where the outer and inner worlds meet.
The Persian Garden contains twenty-five poetic tales of love, harmony, and self-trust.
A letter carried away by the wind speaks of feelings left unspoken. Two roses sharing a single thorn reveal that true closeness also requires vulnerability. An old tree reminds us of the power of letting go. A seed follows its hunger for light. And a bird with brightly colored feathers discovers that it does not have to reduce itself to a single color.
Each tale begins with a small image from nature and leads to a larger human question:
What does it mean to miss someone?
How do we find our way back to silence amid the noise?
Why is it so difficult to let go?
And when do we begin to trust in our own worth?
The book leads through three inner gardens:
LOVE
Of loving, longing, and missing someone-of closeness and distance, unspoken words, and memories that remain.
HARMONY
Of breath, silence, and the flow of all things-of pausing, letting go, and returning to the present moment.
SELF-TRUST
Of recognizing one's own worth and finding the courage to be seen-of individuality, self-acceptance, and the path that belongs to you alone.
These stories carry the quiet voice of ancient tales, yet they are not traditional fairy tales. Beneath every visible event lies a second meaning. The poetic lines at the end of each story distill its message and allow it to linger.
A book for those who love and long. For those searching for silence amid the noise. And for everyone learning to carry their own colors without hiding them.
Step inside. Walk slowly. And take with you what belongs to you.
- Niloofar ZadeAlso in
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