Thomas Moore

Casi todos, en algún momento, hemos atravesado períodos de tristeza, duelo, frustración o fracaso tan duraderos y angustiosos que podrían calificarse de «noches oscuras del alma». Así los denomina el

Uno de los libros más significativos del autor Thomas Moore, que goza del prestigio de los grandes maestros espirituales. Para Thomas Moore, el gran mal de nuestro tiempo es la pérdida del alma, que se manifiesta en forma de vacio, depresion y desilusion respecto al matrimonio o las relaciones. Cuidar el alma no consiste en buscar una existencia ideal, libre de problemas, sino en permanecer en el presente, cerca de la vida tal como se presenta, otorgando un espacio a la espiritualidad mediante el ritual y la belleza. El alma esta hecha tanto de luz como de sombras, y solo cuando aceptamos esta realidad nos acercamos a su verdadera naturaleza, llena de misterio. El cuidado del alma ofrece un programa unico para colocar el alma en el centro de la vida y ahondar en sus secretos a traves de la mitologia, las bellas artes o los sueños. Una pequeña joya a caballo entre el consejo psicologico y la orientacion espiritual, que ha despertado el alma de millones de personas en todo el mundo y que ahora recuperamos en una cuidada edicion.

¿De que materia está hecha el alma humana?Thomas Moore, autor de algunas de las obras más relevantes de nuestra epoca sobre psicología profunda, dedica su nuevo título al arte y el oficio de atender las necesidades del alma. A diferencia de la terapia convencional, que se centra en proponer cambios conductuales para resolver problemas concretos, Thomas Moore propone abordar la curacion de la mente y el cuerpo desde la dimension mas espiritual e insondable del ser humano. La terapia del alma conduce al lector por los paisajes mas fascinantes de la psique, que se manifiestan a traves de arquetipos, mitos, sueños, sintomas, complejos o narrativas personales. Mas de tres decadas de trabajo culminan en esta obra, que se revelara en una herramienta esencial para psicologos, psiquiatras, consejeros espirituales y para cualquier persona que desee ofrecer escucha y consejo de calidad. En ultimo termino, una propuesta fascinante para todos aquellos lectores dispuestos a profundizar en la comprension del lenguaje con el que se expresa su alma.

Una guía imprescindible para aprender a viviráde manera más plena.áEste es un texto que nos invita a comprender queápara encontrar la paz, la calma y la aperturaáque deseamos en nuestra vida es necesarioaacercarnos a la introspeccion y al silencio comoacamino para conseguir, por fin, experimentar unaapractica vital mucho mas plena, significativa y real.Con compasion y agudeza, Thomas Moore nos ofreceaun argumento convincente a favor de una maneraamas sencilla y ligera de avanzar por la vida, que nosapermitira experimentar la consciencia y apreciaradiariamente la tranquila amplitud de nuestro mundo.La elocuencia del silencio se transformara en unalibro indispensable para lograr el equilibrioay la serenidad que estamos buscando y acercarnos,aasi, a la felicidad.

In "Theory and Practice, Applied to the Cultivation of the Cucumber in the Winter Season," Thomas Moore presents a comprehensive exploration of horticultural practices tailored specifically for the cultivation of cucumbers during the winter months. Employing a blend of empirical research and anecdotal evidence, Moore navigates the intricate relationship between theoretical principles and practical applications, offering methods that reflect the agricultural advancements of the early 19th century. His meticulous attention to environmental factors, growth conditions, and botanical anatomy situates this work within the broader context of agricultural literature of the period, blending scientific inquiry with the art of gardening. Thomas Moore, a prominent figure in the horticultural community and an advocate for agricultural innovation, draws from his extensive experience as a gardener and a researcher. His passion for botany and sustainable practices informs his writing, allowing him to combine technical knowledge with an accessible narrative style. Moores dedication to improving crop yields and promoting responsible farming resonates throughout his work, showcasing his commitment to advancing agricultural practices for the benefit of both cultivators and consumers. This book is highly recommended for both seasoned horticulturists and amateur gardeners seeking to enhance their understanding of winter cultivation techniques. Moores insightful blend of theory and practice not only serves as a vital resource for improving cucumber production but also embodies the spirit of inquiry and progress that characterizes the evolution of agricultural science. Readers will find inspiration and practical wisdom in Moores compelling exploration of winter cucumber cultivation.

-Thomas Moore es un autor con un perfilúnico, uno de los autores más prestigiosos delámbito del desarrollo personal. -La insatisfacción crónica que nos persigue tiene una causa profunda: la falta de atencion a nuestro lado espiritual. -Buscando inspiracion en la literatura, la filosofia, las artes, la artesania y otras actividades bien mundanas Moore nos invita a construir nuestra espiritualidad personal alejada de los dogmas de las religiones mayoritarias. El mundo se transforma tan deprisa que apenas somos conscientes de como esos cambios afectan a nuestras vidas. La ciencia se erige en poseedora de la verdad mientras que la tecnologia nos promete una vida mejor. Sin embargo, cada vez mas, los seres humanos se hunden en la angustia y la depresion. Sucede asi, afirma el autor, porque el alma humana tiene una necesidad innata de misticismo y espiritualidad mas alla del mundo material. Thomas Moore, que conmovio a millones de personas con su obra El cuidado del alma, regresa con una solucion urgente para esta crisis de trascendencia: una vision mas original y creativa de la religion, que permita a cada cual encontrar su propia expresion espiritual. Enriquecida con las historias reales de personas que h...

In "The Complete Poems of Sir Thomas Moore," readers are presented with a rich tapestry of verse that showcases the lyrical and emotive style characteristic of Moores work. His poems intricately weave themes of love, nature, and national identity with a romantic sensibility that reflects the literary milieu of early 19th century England and Ireland. Moores innovative use of form and rhythm, along with his ability to evoke deep emotional resonance, makes this collection not only a significant contribution to Romantic poetry but also a reflection of the socio-political landscape of his time, particularly the burgeoning Irish nationalist sentiments. Thomas Moore (1779-1852) was an Irish poet, singer, and political satirist whose artistic endeavors were often informed by his experiences and the tumultuous history of Ireland. Educated at Trinity College Dublin, Moore was deeply influenced by the cultural revival of Irish traditions and music. His background as a Catholic in a predominantly Protestant society imbued his work with a unique perspective on national identity and personal longing, elements that permeate his poetry and resonate with universal themes of human experience. This collection is a must-read for anyone interested in Romantic literature, Irish history, or poetry that transcends time. Moores ability to articulate complex emotions and national sentiments makes this volume both poignant and engaging. It invites readers to explore the beauty of language and the depth of feeling, making it an essential addition to the literary canon.

La alegría de descubrir cuál es tu misión en el mundo Thomas Moore, aclamado en todo el mundo por su libro El cuidado del alma y uno de los autores de desarrollo personal más influyentes de nuestro tiempo vuelve para tratar una de las cuestiones mas acuciantes de hoy: como hacer del trabajo una experiencia satisfactoria y llena de sentido. La mayoria de nosotros asocia el trabajo con terminos como retribucion economica, productividad, exito y prestigio, cuando, en realidad, se trata de un proceso profundamente espiritual. Apoyandose en las enseñanzas de los antiguos alquimistas, Thomas Moore nos enseña que solo cuando se tiene en cuenta esta dimension sagrada es posible hacer de la propia profesion una experiencia transformadora que de sentido a toda la existencia. A traves de antiguas parabolas, trabajos de psicoterapia, testimonios personales y, por encima de todo, una calida sabiduria, el autor nos ayuda a responder la pregunta fundamental de todo ser humano: ¿por que estoy aqui?

In "The Epicurean: A Tale," Thomas Moore weaves a rich narrative that explores the philosophical doctrines of Epicureanism through a tale set against the backdrop of ancient Greece. The novel is intricately structured, blending lyrical prose with vivid descriptions that invite readers into the sensory world of its characters while delving into profound existential themes. MooreAos style is marked by a masterful interplay of dialogue and introspection, crafting segments that reflect the spiritual and emotional turmoil of characters grappling with pleasure, pain, and the pursuit of happiness. Situated within the broader Romantic literary movement, MooreAos work is a potent reflection on the human experiences of desire and the complexities of lifeAos pleasures, encouraging readers to ponder the weighty implications of living well. Thomas Moore, an Irish poet, songwriter, and a key figure of the Romantic era, is renowned for his contributions to literature and philosophy. His own experiences with loss, love, and societal expectations likely influenced his portrayal of the Epicurean philosophy, emphasizing the intrinsic connection between pleasure and virtue. Moores background as both a poet and a political figure provided him with a unique lens through which to explore the tensions between individual desires and collective ethics in his narrative. Highly recommended for those interested in philosophical literature and historical narratives, "The Epicurean: A Tale" captivates with its eloquent prose and layered meanings. Readers will be drawn into a world where the pursuit of pleasure is not merely an indulgence but a profound search for understanding and fulfillment, making it a thought-provoking exploration of lifeAos intricate tapestry.

Publicada per primera vegada en llatí l'any 1516, "Utopia" és l'obra més destacable del brillant humanista Thomas More, l'home que Enric VIII va fer decapitar perquè es negava a acceptar que el rei capitanegés l'Església d'Anglaterra. L'illa d'Utopia, More se la va imaginar com un paradís de tolerància religiosa, on no hi faltava ni la feina ni els recursos per a tothom, on ningú no tenia més que els altres perquè tots els béns eren en comú i d'on la violència i el vici eren exclosos.

In "Theory and Practice, Applied to the Cultivation of the Cucumber in the Winter Season," Thomas Moore presents an in-depth exploration of horticultural practices tailored for the winter cultivation of cucumbers. Written in a didactic prose that elegantly blends scientific inquiry with practical application, Moore draws upon contemporary agricultural theory while also incorporating traditional gardening wisdom. The work serves not only as a manual for aspiring horticulturists but also as a critical contribution to the discourse surrounding agricultural innovation during the 19th century, reflecting the eraAos growing fascination with scientific advancements in domestic cultivation. Thomas Moore, an influential figure in agronomy, was deeply rooted in the practicalities of farming and the theoretical aspects of botany. His extensive experience as a farmer, paired with his keen interest in the science of cultivation, led him to investigate methods that would optimize crop yields in less-than-ideal conditions. MooreAos writings are characterized by a profound commitment to disseminating knowledge to both amateur and professional gardeners, underpinned by a longing to improve food security through innovative horticultural practices. This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in horticulture, especially those seeking to extend their gardening endeavors into the winter months. Its comprehensive approach and practical guidance not only enrich the readers understanding of cucumber cultivation but also serve as a timeless resource that bridges science and artistry in gardening.

In the heart of the 19th century, Thomas Moore penned a lyrical masterpiece that captured the essence of Irish longing and aspiration. "Oh! Had We Some Bright Little Isle Of Our Own" is a poignant ballad that yearns for a sanctuary, a place where the Irish people could find solace and freedom from oppression. Moores evocative imagery and haunting melody paint a vivid picture of a distant land, a utopia where the Irish spirit could soar. This timeless anthem has become a beloved symbol of Irish identity, resonating with generations of hearts yearning for a place to call their own.

In the haunting and lyrical "I Saw the Moon Rise Clear," Thomas Moore weaves a tapestry of love, loss, and the enduring power of memory. Set against the backdrop of the Irish countryside, the novel follows the intertwined lives of three generations of women: Sarah, her daughter Brigid, and Brigids granddaughter, Nuala. As they navigate the complexities of love, family, and the search for meaning, their stories intertwine in a poignant and unforgettable way. Through their experiences, Moore explores the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative nature of love, loss, and redemption.

In the enchanting realm of ancient Ireland, where verdant hills whisper tales of yore, "The Song of the Olden Time" unfolds. This captivating collection of Irish melodies, penned by the renowned Thomas Moore, transports readers to a bygone era of love, loss, and longing.Through haunting lyrics and evocative melodies, Moore paints a vivid tapestry of Irelands rich cultural heritage. From the poignant lament of "The Last Rose of Summer" to the spirited revelry of "The Minstrel Boy," each song resonates with the timeless emotions that have shaped the Irish soul.

In the realm of love, where passion and vulnerability intertwine, "Love Thee?" emerges as a timeless masterpiece. Thomas Moores lyrical prose paints a vivid tapestry of the complexities of human connection. Through the eyes of two lovers, we witness the ecstasy of newfound love, the trials of separation, and the enduring power of a bond that transcends time. As the story unfolds, readers are invited to explore the depths of their own hearts, questioning the nature of love and its transformative potential.

The Dubliner, Thomas Moore, born in 1779 was a poet, composer, musician, and writer. He is most famous for the 10 volume work "Irish Melodies" published between 1807 and 1834 with Sir John Stevenson, which consists of 130 of his poems set to music, much of it based on old Irish airs. "The Last Rose of Summer" and "The Minstrel Boy" are two of the most well known. Many of these "Melodies" are included in this collection. He is perhaps most infamous for having burned, at the request of the Byron family, the manuscript of Byrons memoirs which Bryon had left to him for publication after his death. During his lifetime, his reputation as a poet placed him alongside Byron and Scott and Shelly. His narrative poem Lalla Rookh for example was possibly the most translated poem of the time and earned him 3000, what was till then the highest price paid by an English publisher for a poem. This collection contains a version of the poem but without the linking or "framing" prose sections. A lovely edition of the full poem can be found here https://archive.org/details/lallrookhanorien00mooruoft with illustrations by Sir John Tenniel. Moore was an Irish Nationalist and turned down the post of "Irish Poet Laureate" as he felt it would require him to tone down his outspoken Irish national politics. Despite this, he counted the Regent - later King George IV as one of his patrons. Moore died on February 25, 1852 and though much of his work is now neglected, his enduring legacy is that his "Melodies" which were translated into practically every European language popularized Irish Music throughout the world.

¿Cómo puede pretender un médico curar a un paciente si no sabe nada de su alma, de su personalidad, de las peculiaridades de su ser? Todo forma parte del proceso. Anatole Broyard, perodista y escrit

Note: With a biographical sketch by William M. Rossetti