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A69 Occult Symbols black and white.
He has an MA in Japanese Studies and spent seven years in Japan where he studied Zen Buddhism and the martial arts. We strive for excellence in our work. As these items are handmade, there may be very minor flaws, but each piece will be beautiful and lovingly created! Challenge yourself to remove the distraction of colour. He has a special interest in religion and philosophy, especially in relation to East Asia, Mesoamerica, and India. He has a special interest in religion and philosophy and has written books on a range of subjects, such as history, travel, and health and fitness. Publishers he has worked with include Quarto Publishing plc, Harper Collins, Firefly, New Holland Publishers Ltd, David and Charles Plc, and Reaktion Books Ltd. Black & White-Monochrome prints. Including signs from ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, as well as Aztec, Celtic, Slavic, Native American, and Hindu societies, Symbols of the Occult examines more than 500 symbols from history, art, and culture by decoding their iconography and exploring their historical significance. His published works include The Book of Zen, The Book of Gods and Goddesses, 101 Dilemmas for the Armchair Philosopher, Lost Treasures, Ancient Greece, and Strokes of Genius, which won the Lord Aberdare Literary Prize for the best book on the history of sport in 2018.
About the Author
- Dimensions: 9.
- 0 cm
- ISBN-13: 9780500024034
- Language: English
- Item Weight: 895.
Reviews
Amanda
All the same, I am so impressed with this book, the range of time and cutures covered is really engaging and unintentionally invites a fun connect-the-dots game that most people interested a book like this will likely recognize and want to play around with too. This book is everything I've been looking for over the past 10 years and I finally found it. Gratefully So much knowledge here to be shared with those who are willing to learn.
Karma Rain
Wow, I haven't been able to put this down in days! So it's really fun on top of obviously being very useful. I would have loved to hear the Aboriginal Australians divination Stone stories, just a little synopsis of each one would have been super cool because I'm having trouble finding that information (seems strange to have such trouble with the whole Internet existing, but I did attempt it and failed) and am not as knowledgeable about this as I'd like to be. While this book could have gone into a little more detail on some of the symbols, its an excellent starting point with many references to the works one may consult next for a deeper dive.
Chris L
And what student of the occulted & mystical doesn't love a good book-hopping session when in pursuit of gnosis? The media could not be loaded.
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