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Way to Shambhala by Bernbaum, Edwin

Oct 28, 2019

"Wash away my sorrow, wash away my shame"

If the subject of Shambhala interests you, not just the idea or philosophy of Shambhala, but the actual place -- or at least taking seriously the possibility of an actual place -- then this is a most fascinating book. The author digests for the reader the various threads of tradition and their sources, as a scholar of recondite Sanskrit, Nepalese, and Tibetan lore, as a wisdom-seeker, and as an adventurer, he follows the directions of ancient texts and living lamas to remote & hidden mountain passes. Difficulties & real dangers accompany his expeditions. Did he find Shambhala? Perhaps that's not the point. Perhaps the point is, can you?

The Pocket Timeline of Ancient Mesopotamia

Nov 26, 2019

"An inexpensive durable book which I find quite useful."

I am an antiquarian (not a religion), or in other words, an amateur historian/ collector/ linguist, with a particular interest in the Mesopotamian cultures, languages, etc. My study is an old-fashioned Cabinet of Curiosities displaying a variety of ersatz artefacts (a few real ones too), fossils, meteorites, busts of notables, and of course books. The Pocket Timeline of Ancient Mesopotamia seems to be aimed at a juvenile readership (maybe middle-school), but because it illustrates, organises, and contexualises a number of the artefacts of which I have replicas, it works quite nicely as a programme of sorts when I give "tours" of my collection. An inexpensive durable book which I find quite useful. QED.

Sun in the Church Cathedrals As Solar Ob

Apr 19, 2016

I expected this to be a coffee table book, superficial but dazzling. Is actually an excellent highly detailed treatment of Renaissance astronomy.

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