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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Eochair (Mac Rí in Éirinn) is the young son of the Irish King and a noblewoman. Mac Rí in Éirinn was under a Binding Spell to go to the Land of Syria and confront the giant King there. It is the Hero's journey, where he meets All, his Beloved, the first daughter of the King of Syria. She gives him three powerful gifts to help him.The story spirals through time from mythology through history, culture, language, and the music of the Irish people. It is both an outer and an inner mystical journey. Eochair is given three tasks - to battle brute beasts (conquest, banishment, famine, migration, and poverty to get the Giant's Tongue (language) from the Western lands (the Gaeltacht); he must fight great giants and monsters to retrieve the songbird (Sean Nos music). Finally, he must travel to Land-under-Sea to give the Giant King a ring.There are three binding spells, three giants, and three aspects of the Feminine.Once Eochair arrives at the Source (Syria) he must journey to the mysterious realm of Land-under-Sea, where he must fight the Giants in three great battles. Left-behind-Land is an inner realm he then finds himself in, where he must confront his demons of pride, arrogance, and depression to heal and transform.Mac Rí in Éirinn meets All as a swan at Imbolc. The first battle with the Giants was at Beltane, a time of fertility; the second battle was at the Summer Solstice, with the death of the Oak King and the birth of the Holly King. The final battle at Yuletide was the great battle of Light over Darkness at the Winter Solstice.When he meets All in early Spring, they are bound to one another in a great Love, never spoken.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - By unlocking the hidden spiritual truths of fairy tales, we gain understanding of the deep mystical meaning, hidden in the depths of such stories, and how these insights can be applied to the lives of modern day truth seekers. Through study, we realize the journey itself and the great battles we must fight to overcome the demons and dragons deep within us.In The Witch and the Fairy as Teacher in Fairy Tales, Sufi leader Nuria Daly explores the inner realms of the creative imagination and our common crucial purpose of finding and integrating the Creative Feminine. This book introduces many worthy themes for reflection as a wonderful eye-opener to reading the symbolic psychological dimension of popular stories.Great stuff. I love it! a beautiful telling of the inner spiritual journey from the outer realm of dualism via the union of opposites, through growth in wholeness, towards oneness with the divine. Can be read time and again, and as the lessons are learnt and practiced, one's subsequent understanding and self-realization are deepened. This is the essence of wisdom literature indeedDr Nicholas Coleman, Director of School of Spiritual Studies, Deputy Director of TheInterfaith Centre of Melbourne, World Religions consultant, and author of 'Studies of Religion' (Spotlight Press: Sydney) The book springs from decades of teaching Sufi wisdom. The voice is not a narrative voice but a meditative one, providing a renewal or indeed a reimagining of the wisdom voice of Sufi sm. The text is an allegory of the teaching process. It teaches about teaching. - William M. Johnston, Emeritus Professor of History (University of Massachusetts) and Editor, The Encyclopedia of Monasticism.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Decoding Gilgamesh is a fascinating and often mind-blowing understanding of The Epic of Gilgamesh and related texts. It gives us an insight into the origins and pre-history of humankind, their culture, religion and belief systems, how they deforested the cedar mountain and killed the spirit of the forest, resulting in climate change, drought and famine. How Gilgamesh overcame Inanna/Ishtar, the fertility goddess - the cause of overpopulation and mono agriculture resulting in famine - the beginning of the patriarchy and the rise of the religion of Moses. The death of the Enkidu and GilgameshTime is spiral, not linear. Everything that is happening now has happened before - we have deforested our planet, just as the cedar mountain was clear-felled and the spirit of the forest Humbaba killed, causing climate change, drought, fire, famine and disease. Gilgamesh attempted to follow the mountain journey of his father, the great hero and Holy Lugulbanda, in his quest for cedar wood to build his city.We learn of our interaction and love for the Enkidu and of their tragic and lingering death. A devastated Gilgamesh followed his ancestor, the flood hero Utnapishtim, on an epic sea journey, in search of eternal life so that we, too, need not die.Gilgamesh represents humankind at its worst and at its best. He was a tyrant and a despot, a builder of the great city of Uruk. But on the tragic and long drawn out death of his beloved Enkidu, the extinction of a race of beings (Neanderthal), Gilgamesh followed his ancestor Utnapishtim the flood hero on an epic sea journey in search of the secret of eternal life. …