Jacob Boehme. el tiempo de los lirios: Teosofía, filosofía y hermetismo en creador la moderna doctrina Sophia

Jacob Boehme: The Time of the Lilies is not merely a biographical account, but a lucid and passionate immersion into one of the most original and perplexing thinkers of the European tradition. A shoemaker by trade and a by inner vocation, Boehme was able to articulate--in the midst of the 17th century--one of the most daring visions of the mystery of God, nature, and the human being. Francisco Martínez Albarracín guides us through the life and work of this "prince of the obscure," illuminating with expository clarity a thought that decisively influenced decisively on German idealism, Romanticism, and modern mysticism. From the Ungrund or Abyss to Sophia, from Eternal Nature to spiritual alchemy, the author reconstructs Boehme's symbolic and philosophical universe without betraying its depth. The book combines a personal journey, rigorous essay, and spiritual meditation . Görlitz, the Neisse River, the cobbler's walks, the clashes with Lutheran orthodoxy, and the gestation of his major works compose a vivid narrative that brings the reader closer to the inner experience that gave rise to a unique theosophy. With echoes of the Hermetic tradition, Rhineland mysticism, and Sufi thought, The Time of the Lilies invites us to rediscover a philosophy that does not separate reason and revelation, nature and spirit, light, and darkness. A scholarly yet accessible work that brings an essential classic to Spanish-speaking readers and offers, in times of fragmentation, an integrative perspective on reality.