شادی سرگردان: فلسفه عرفانی مایستر اکهارت اثر راینر شورمان

Schürmann presents Eckhart as a thirteenth-century Christian mystic and teacher of the birth of God in the soul, dissolving dualisms between God, world, and self.

The book traces a movement of detachment, release, and “dehiscence,” or splitting open, on the way toward Eckhart’s experience of living without a why.

Schürmann describes it as an experience in which all things are in God and the wandering person dwells in sheer joy.

It offers a close exposition of Eckhart’s mysticism while engaging him as a contemporary philosopher for whom knowing precedes being.