Kur'an-I Kerim'in Gizli Öğretisi, Ergun Candan - Kelebek Bahçesi
Ergun Candan's (The Secret Teaching of the Holy Quran) is an extensive study that explores the Quran through the lenses of Sufi (tasavvufi), Batini (inner), and esoteric perspectives. Instead of a traditional literal interpretation, the book focuses on the symbolic and metaphysical layers of the verses to uncover a deeper cosmic hierarchy and spiritual evolution. Core Themes and Perspectives
: The book delves into the "Siriusian Culture" traces, the mysterious language of Mu , and the idea of "cosmic seeding" in relation to figures like Jesus and Moses.
: Based on the Sufi tradition that every verse has seven layers of depth, the work seeks to move past the Zahir (outer) meaning to reach the Batin (inner) secrets intended for the "elite" or "friends of God".
: Candan argues that concepts like Heaven, Hell, and the "unseen armies of the sky" are symbols for different states of consciousness and cosmic realities rather than physical places.
: The author uses his background in metapsychic research to analyze the Miraj (the Prophet's ascent) and the experiences of Sahabis seeing the angel Gabriel as metaphysical events.
Kur'an-I Kerim'in Gizli Öğretisi, Ergun Candan - Kelebek Bahçesi
Ergun Candan's (The Secret Teaching of the Holy Quran) is an extensive study that explores the Quran through the lenses of Sufi (tasavvufi), Batini (inner), and esoteric perspectives. Instead of a traditional literal interpretation, the book focuses on the symbolic and metaphysical layers of the verses to uncover a deeper cosmic hierarchy and spiritual evolution. Core Themes and Perspectives Kur’an I Kerim’in Gizli Öğretisi
: The book delves into the "Siriusian Culture" traces, the mysterious language of Mu , and the idea of "cosmic seeding" in relation to figures like Jesus and Moses. Kur'an-I Kerim'in Gizli Öğretisi, Ergun Candan - Kelebek
: Based on the Sufi tradition that every verse has seven layers of depth, the work seeks to move past the Zahir (outer) meaning to reach the Batin (inner) secrets intended for the "elite" or "friends of God". : Based on the Sufi tradition that every
: Candan argues that concepts like Heaven, Hell, and the "unseen armies of the sky" are symbols for different states of consciousness and cosmic realities rather than physical places.
: The author uses his background in metapsychic research to analyze the Miraj (the Prophet's ascent) and the experiences of Sahabis seeing the angel Gabriel as metaphysical events.