The Templar Archetype (Paperback)
Albin Edwin Wallace Frsa
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Add to basketSold by CitiRetail, Stevenage, United Kingdom
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Add to basketPaperback. For centuries, the Knights Templar have stood at the crossroads of history and legend-warriors, mystics, martyrs, and conspirators in equal measure. Their order fell in flames, yet their myth has only grown stronger. Why? What is it about these soldier-monks that continues to captivate the modern imagination? In this sweeping and incisive work, Wallace explores the Templars not as relics of mediaeval piety but as living archetypes; figures who illuminate the fractures, longings, and contradictions of the contemporary soul. Moving fluidly between historical analysis, psychological insight, and mythic interpretation, this book reveals the Templar as a symbol of the fallen knight, the keeper of forbidden knowledge, the guardian of secrecy, and the witness to institutional betrayal.From mediaeval battlefields to digital landscapes, from the rituals of monastic discipline to the coded architectures of modern video games, the Templar emerges as a guide for navigating the liminal spaces of our age. He is the knight who falls and rises, the seeker who refuses to abandon the quest, the guardian who carries the sacred flame through the ruins of collapsing certainties. The Templar Archetype is both a scholarly meditation and a mythopoetic journey-an exploration of how ancient symbols survive, transform, and continue to shape the way we understand power, memory, and meaning. It is a book for readers who sense that the past is not dead, that myth is not illusion, and that the quest for truth remains as urgent now as it was eight centuries ago. The Templar rides on. This book explains why we still follow. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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