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Shiva and Dionysus are the Hindu and Greek gods of magical power, intoxication, ecstatic sexuality, and transcendence who initiate us into communion with the creative forces of life. Revealing the earliest sources of the traditions of Shiva and Dionysus, Alain Danielou reconstructs the fabric of ou
GenreBody, Mind & Spirit, Religion, Social Science
AuthorAlain Daniélou
FormatTrade Paperback
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Item Height1.1 in
Item Weight9.2 Oz
Item Length8.2 in
Item Width5.4 in
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LCCN92-001042
ReviewsWhile written nearly thirty years ago, the message of Gods of Love and Ecstasy is more critical today than ever, as it points the way towards reestablishing our links to the energies these archetypes represent, and their power in the material world., Danielou's books are remarkable for their clarity, scholarship, and uninhibited celebration of erotic and mystical ecstasy., Gods of Love and Ecstasy makes compelling reading with so much information on the role played by gods and goddesses, revealing the theological complexity of this ancient cult. This book also includes many references and sources along with a fascinating chronological chart dating back to 15,000 BC. Highly recommended!
Table Of ContentGods of Love and Ecstasy The Traditions of Shiva and Dionysus Foreword Introduction 1. Origins 2. Aspects and Legends of the Gods 3. The Goddess 4. Sons of the Goddess and the God 5. The Companions of the God 7. Sacred Places 8. Man in the World 9. Rites and Practices 10. God of the Dance and the Theater 11. Life and Society 12. the Modern Age Chronological Table Bibliography
SynopsisShiva and Dionysus are the Hindu and Greek gods of magical power, intoxication, ecstatic sexuality, and transcendence who initiate us into communion with the creative forces of life. Revealing the earliest sources of the traditions of Shiva and Dionysus, Alain Danielou reconstructs the fabric of our ancient relationship with creation, vividly relating practices that were observed from the Indus Valley to the coasts of Portugal at least six thousand years ago.