Mythology

The mandala is a symbol of wholeness that can be found in cultures around the world. These symbolic diagrams reflect the symmetry of natural forms, the cycle of time and the circle of community. From ancient Hindu mandalas to the intricate patterns of Native American sand paintings and Celtic knotwork, this comprehensive book will introduce you to the many different forms the mandala can take and provides practical information on how you can use them to promote spiritual health and wellbeing.

This text, complete with photographs and illustrations that show the gods and goddesses in their characteristic forms, is a retelling of stories from Ancient Egyptian mythology. The stories featured include those of the sun god Ra, the tragic death and rebirth of Osris with the help of Isis, the near-burlesque of Horus' battle with the evil Seth, and the "gods of intellect" Thoth and Maat. With an updated bibliography and glossary as well as new charts showing the gods at-a-glance and Ancient Egyptian chronology in brief, this book... read more

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Serving as a guide to the mythologies and legends of China, Japan, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia, this title contains over 150 alphabetical entries that describe the central mythical figures of each religion or culture. It features pictorial spreads that illustrate the themes and symbols at the heart of each culture.

Serving as an encyclopedia of the classical myths and great mythical figures of ancient Greece and Italy, this title contains over 160 alphabetical entries describing the central figures of each mythological system with cross-references. It is illustrated with over 200 images spanning 15 centuries of fine art.

Featuring 160 colour images and fine-art paintings of the classic stories, this encyclopedia talks about the myths and legends of the Nordic World. It describes the mythical figures and their exploits, retelling the ancient legends. It is intended for students and school libraries.

"Sacred Places" is a beautiful illustrated journey to places considered sacred to people of ancient civilizations as well as to modern-day men and women. The sites included are associated with great religious or mythological events; they are hallowed burial grounds, manmade edifices and natural rivers, mountains and caves. Some have celestial or planetary significance, while others are monuments, ceremonial sites or observatories; places of peace and power, pilgrimage and ritual. Featuring beautiful photographs, "Sacred Places" is ... read more

Discusses the ancient myths and legends surrounding Unicorns and explains these from a spiritual perspective. Using the meditations, rituals and ceremonies, this book helps the reader to connect to their own Unicorn just as they would connect to their own Guardian Angel.

"Atlantis Rising" takes the reader on a journey through the three cycles of Atlantean civilization, and the great cataclysm that brought it to an end. The book draws parallels between Atlantis and 21st century Earth societies, and the activities of the Secret Government and its plan for total world domination are described in depth. The story of the doomed inhabitants of Atlantis, the Yzhnuni and the Annunaki, is woven together with fascinating details about Atlantean technology and culture. "Atlantis Rising" is a startling, grippi... read more

"Patricia Cori has channeled some extraordinary text for humankind and its Spiritual Awakening. Her trilogy of the "Sirian Revelations" is truly illuminating, at the doorstep of Gaia's Golden Age.... Cosmic Knowledge has been handed over via the Hopi Indian Culture. In the form of the Hopi Peace Prophecy, it has survived the centuries, and through Patricia Cori, is now revitalized as a Spiritual Awakening for our decade ahead."
--Ove Sviden, President, World Peace Foundation
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WE HAVE THE LAST FEW COPIES AVAILABLE IMPORTED BACK FROM THE STATES. The true story of five remarkable journeys. This pakeha historian and archaeologist, was invited into realms of ancient and sacred knowledge long thought lost. Song of the Stone describes his fascinating odyssey into the world of the wisdom keepers of Aotearoa and North American Indian peoples. It takes us on the great journey to open once again the trail of stone across the Southern Alps. Only then could the sacred lore be shared in Song of Waitaha (1994) Ngatap... read more

The Chronicles of the Stone In writing The Chronicles of the Stone Barry accepted a great challenge. He decided to carry his archaeological knowledge, historical research and his understanding of the ancient lore, into a series of five novels to share the story of the past with greater freedom. Truth and fiction are exciting partners within these pages, for all is paradox when we walk the rim of the circle. There is no beginning and no end, just the journey. Song of the Circle This, the first book of five in The Chronicles... read more

This, the second book of five in The Chronicles of the Stone, takes us into the world where the great migration canoes and the whales traveled the long tides together. Song of the Whale picks up the quest in Easter Island and carries it forward into the Islands of the Double Sea with the help of the whales. It speaks strongly of the role of the great Whale Nations, the mystery of their long journeys and how they are bound into our own story.

This, the third book of the five in The Chronicles of the Stone, moves with the ancestors on their long voyages to Kauai and the north west Pacific Nations of the Haida and the Inuit. Within its pages we soar with the eagles, walk with the totem animals of the First Nation peoples and enter the icy Artic world of the longest night of darkness.

This, the forth book of five in The Chronicles of the Stone, journeys into China along the Silk Road to the mysterious land at the Roof of the World, and beyond that realm of power to Egypt. Admist tall mountains we find the centre that is of the silence and travel into its power. Old trails that reach into many lands are laid open within the wilderness and the Sphinx beckons.

This, the last book in The Chronicles of the Stone, carries us from the pyramids of Egypt to the Land of the Henges, to Ireland and that wondrous standing stone known as the Roth of Tara. Then it brings all back to Lake Titicaca and the Fields of Cuzco, to the power of The Circle, to the magic of the beginning that has no end, the timeless journey born of paradox.

MAJOR NEW ZEALAND WORK, WELL REVIEWED BY TE PUNA MAGAZINE SHORT 2000 COPY PRINT RUN. Trying to describe ‘Song of the Old Tides’ to a friend, I gave up and said it had been six years in the making. Then I added, plus sixty more, for in essence it is all that I am. ‘Song of the Old Tides’ is of today, of our journey now, each and every one, young and old, Maori, Polynesian, European, Asian, and all who call this land home. For it te... read more

The true story of five remarkable journeys. This pakeha historian and archaeologist, was invited into realms of ancient and sacred knowledge long thought lost. Song of the Stone describes his fascinating odyssey into the world of the wisdom keepers of Aotearoa and North American Indian peoples. It takes us on the great journey to open once again the trail of stone across the Southern Alps. Only then could the sacred lore be shared in Song of Waitaha (1994) Ngatapuwae Trust

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