Singing Of The Songs
(Salomon)
Singing of the songs
The book is titled singing of the songs. It is a Hebrew poem written by the King Salomón during their reign (970-930 B.C.). it is a poetic book divided in eight different songs. The central topic of the book is the wife's search for the husband, of the lover for the lover. They are invocation songs and exaltation toward being wanted. During the reading of the poem we meet with metaphors with a pastoral sense, he/she is related the lover's beauty with the goats or the fruits of the field. It is a poem of erotic and sensual love. Where the profane love and the divine love end up mixing, since besides having the literal reading of a wife that looks for their husband, in the same way it is an allegory of the search that the soul toward God. The lover is the soul and the lover is God. This way we notice as the poem that gets dressed to simple you go with a sense mundane taking a spiritual character when treating this topic in an allegorical way. Singing of the songs is an example of sacred poetry of supreme importance in which you imagine them plastic they catch you from the beginning it is a completely recommended book so that the reader familiarizes with the sensuality of the time and the form in which you/they described the love and the emotions. As well as the way in that this book represents the carnal love and the divine in a harmoniously treated and united way. It is a book of supreme importance for the Jewish tradition, in my opinion he/she has a coherent structure, of spiritual teaching and with which we can notice that the sensuality is not fought with the religiosity. Of equal it forms it is an invitation to that our spirit always looks for the divinity and the divine thing, to live a life veiling the lover's voice to arrive to that state of spiritual fullness.
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