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The Mystical Poems of Kabir

The Mystical Poems of Kabir

Poems of Divine Love and Awakening from India’s Great Mystic Saint | Premium Hardback Edition with Gold-gilded Edges, Perfect for Gifting

Thomas Rain Crowe
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Step into the soul-stirring world of The Mystical Poems of Kabir, a luminous collection of 65 devotional verses from the 15th-century Indian mystic and saint. Blending Sufi and Hindu spiritual traditions, Kabir’s songs transcend creed, caste, and ego—speaking directly to the heart of anyone seeking truth and connection with the Divine.

A compact, beautifully crafted edition with gold-gilded edges, ideal for gifting, reflection, or bedside reading

  • Translated by poet Thomas Rain Crowe, capturing the raw power and rhythm of Kabir’s original voice
  • Explores themes of divine union, illusion, surrender, and awakening with clarity and passion
  • Features 65 timeless poems that dissolve boundaries between seeker and the sacred
  • A must-have for lovers of spiritual poetry, interfaith wisdom, and mystic literature from the East

    • Imprint: India Penguin

    Published: Sep/2025

    ISBN: 9780143471745

    Length : 224 Pages

    MRP : ₹499.00

    The Mystical Poems of Kabir

    Poems of Divine Love and Awakening from India’s Great Mystic Saint | Premium Hardback Edition with Gold-gilded Edges, Perfect for Gifting

    Thomas Rain Crowe

    Step into the soul-stirring world of The Mystical Poems of Kabir, a luminous collection of 65 devotional verses from the 15th-century Indian mystic and saint. Blending Sufi and Hindu spiritual traditions, Kabir’s songs transcend creed, caste, and ego—speaking directly to the heart of anyone seeking truth and connection with the Divine.

    A compact, beautifully crafted edition with gold-gilded edges, ideal for gifting, reflection, or bedside reading

  • Translated by poet Thomas Rain Crowe, capturing the raw power and rhythm of Kabir’s original voice
  • Explores themes of divine union, illusion, surrender, and awakening with clarity and passion
  • Features 65 timeless poems that dissolve boundaries between seeker and the sacred
  • A must-have for lovers of spiritual poetry, interfaith wisdom, and mystic literature from the East
    • Buying Options
    Paperback / Hardback
    Amazon

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    Thomas Rain Crowe

    Thomas Rain Crowe is an internationally published author, editor, and translator of more than thirty books, including the multi-award-winning nature memoir Zoro’s Field: My Life in the Appalachian Woods (2005); an anthology of contemporary Celtic-language poets titled Writing the Wind: A Celtic Resurgence (1997); two volumes of translations of the poetry of the Sufi poet Hafiz—In Wineseller’s Street (Iran Books) and Drunk on the Wine of the Beloved (Shambhala Publications); and The Perfect Work: Poems of Hafiz, a work of poetry and music (Fern Hill Records, 1999).

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