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Wide opening for a filter not included with mask• From my perspective, this book examines the interfaces between the lives of people and all of the unknowns of Heaven, Earth and Hell.

The author is Japanese and his books are translated into many languages.

I know his work through a book named " The Essential Rumi: New and Expanded Edition," a book of translations of Rumi's poetry by Coleman Barks and others.

In science fiction, anything is possible, but is usually based on an extension of scientific facts.

In fact, like any good novel, there are several stories that serve to develop the characters while pulling the reader deeper and deeper into the book.

The author is a master craftsman; no words are wasted.

Sizing measure the distance from ear to ear across the bridge of your nose• As I read Rumi's poems I was astonished by how honestly and simply he wrote about the most mundane of daily behaviors but seemed to illuminate them as if they were stones found on the ground that, when washed clean by clear water, became the most startling of gems.

I think that anybody who practices psychotherapy--or wants to--could learn much of what it means to be human by reading his work.

There are two authors I have discovered this year, however, whose writing does not fit into my preferred fiction genre.

He is also about my own age, so some of the cultural references he makes are about events and people very familiar to me.