A EVOC – Editora Virtual O Consolador – traz ao público Vida e verso se misturam, trabalho inédito de Cláudio Bueno da Silva.

Morador na cidade de Osasco (SP), Cláudio é cronista e articulista na imprensa espírita, tendo publicado “Um sorriso como resposta” (contos e crônicas) e “Lavoura agreste”, (romance), além de ter participado em obras de outros autores. Colabora nas atividades do movimento espírita desde 1976.

Este livro de versos simples contém 42 textos com temas espíritas/espiritualistas, sendo 38 em versos e 4 em prosa.

Vida e verso se misturam propõe dar pequena contribuição para que se pense um mundo melhor, com pessoas melhores e mais felizes. Para o autor a poesia é parceira da vida:

Serenamente adotada,

em leitura permanente,

a lição versificada

faz enorme bem à gente.

Este libro, ahora publicado por la EVOC – Editorial Virtual O Consolador, es de la autoría del médico y profesor Nubor Orlando Facure, autor de numerosas obras, entre ellas el libro Mediumnidad, un ensayo clínico, publicado por la EVOC. El autor reside en la ciudad de Campinas (SP).

El Dr. Nubor Orlando Facure cumplió recientemente 50 años de trabajo médico en el área de Neurología y Neurocirugía. 

Natural de Uberaba, se inició como espírita junto con su familia a los 7 años de edad, habiendo convivido con ilustres personajes que practicaban la Doctrina Espírita en aquella época, antes de la llegada de Chico Xavier a la ciudad de Uberaba.

Las reuniones literario-musicales y el Círculo de Estudios en el Centro Espírita Uberabense servirían de crisol para moldear sus conocimientos dentro de las enseñanzas de Allan Kardec. Posteriormente, la convivencia cercana al trabajo del médium Chico Xavier completó su formación espírita.

El ingreso a la Facultad de Medicina y su especialización en Neurología le permitieron el encuentro con miles de seres humanos comprometidos con el sufrimiento que las enfermedades neurológicas casi siempre provocan.

Fue la concurrencia de esos privilegios – minero de Uberaba y médico espírita – lo que concedió al Dr. Nubor esa facilidad para contar  “relatos”.

En este libro se relatan episodios ficticios, pero en todos ellos hay escenas de realidad pura que podemos encontrar en ese o aquel Espíritu que camina por los episodios de la vida, tanto como nos vemos obligados a testimoniar o experimentar en nuestra propia piel.

Los “relatos” nos permiten señalar los efectos inexorables de la Justicia Divina de la cual nadie podrá escapar.

A propósito de ellos, dice Nubor Facure: “En las entrelíneas de estos episodios hay mil y una oportunidades de introducir conceptos espíritas, para  que no dejemos de aprovechar las lecciones que la vida nos da a todos”.

 “Es interesante observar – agrega – cómo nuestras vidas permanecen entrelazadas, atendiendo a nuestras necesidades de redimir nuestras faltas y progresar en dirección a la Vida Mayor.”

La carátula de esta publicación fue gentilmente concebida y elaborada por la artista plástica Cláudia Rezende Barbeiro, a quien agradecemos.
 

This book now published by EVOC – O Consolador Virtual Publisher, was written by the physician and professor Nubor Orlando Facure, author of several other works, such as Mediunidade, um ensaio clínico (Mediumship, a clinical essay), published by EVOC. The author lives in the city of Campinas in the state of Sao Paulo.

Dr. Nubor Orlando Facure recently completed 50 years of medical work in the area of Neurology and Neurosurgery.

He was born in the Brazilian city of Uberaba, in the state of Minas Gerais, and since his family was Spiritist, at the age of seven he began attending the Spiritist Center. Thus, he lived with famous and respected people, who followed and practiced the Doctrine at the time, even before the arrival of Chico Xavier to the city of Uberaba.

The literary and musical meetings and the Study Circle on the Uberabense Spiritist Center were very important to shape his knowledge in accordance with Allan Kardec’s teachings. Later, he had close contact with Chico Xavier and his work, and this complemented his Spiritist education.

His entrance into medical school and specialization in Neurology allowed him to meet thousands of people in great suffering caused by neurological diseases.

It was the combination of these two conditions – the first one that he was born in the city of Uberaba, and the second one that he became a physician with a Spiritist education - that made it easier for Dr. Nubor to tell these “causos” (stories).

The episodes in this book are fictional, but they all represent what we see in real life. We can find them in this or that Spirit, with which we encounter along our lives. We sometimes are forced to witness these episodes, but many a times we experience them ourselves.

The "stories" allow us to point out the strict consequences of the Divine Justice, from which no one can escape.

Referring to them, Nubor Facure says: "Between the lines, in these episodes, Spiritist concepts were included and there are a thousand of opportunities to learn what life gives us”.

He goes on, “It is interesting to see how much our lives are intertwined thus meeting our needs to redeem our faults and progress toward the Greater Life."

The cover of this book was kindly designed and developed by the artist Claudia Rezende Barbeiro, whom we thank.