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A collection of fifty-two verses that examine the course of the year in nature, arranged so that they can be followed in both northern and southern hemispheres.
The narrative focuses on a global movement aimed at dismantling a corrupt power structure. It explores the dynamics of this awakening, highlighting the collective efforts of individuals and groups working towards systemic change. The book delves into the motivations behind the movement, the challenges faced, and the potential for a transformative impact on society. Through its exploration of themes like empowerment and resistance, it offers a compelling look at the fight for justice and integrity in the face of entrenched corruption.
Britain’s Lost Decade
Perhaps the most extraordinary period in modern British history, the years between the Great Recession and Brexit have often been dubbed 'the lost decade' because of the economic and political turmoil caused by those two great events.
This book is a collection of three plays for high school students, specifically Class 12 (age 17 to 18 years), each of which has a strong female character.Flor and Blanchefleur is based on a medieval legend that was sung by troubadours and went to become an archetype for other great romances such as Tristan and Isolde, and Romeo and Juliet. It would work well for Class 11 or Class 12, or for Classes 7 and 8 in a shortened version. It's the story of the coming together of the lily and the rose and the initiation journey of its hero who has to unite fire and water. Flor is also the character who began the Grail stream in Europe, the grandfather of Parsifal.Cassandra is the story of three very different women: Cassandra, Helen and Clytemnestra. Cassandra is other-worldly, and can see what will happen but isn't believed. Helen is an opportunist, battling with her inner demons before murdering her husband. Clytemnestra is the wife (and ultimately murderer) of Agamemnon, general of the Greek forces and the main male role.King Oedipus Had a Daughter is based on Sophocles's Antigone, and explores why it is necessary to confront political tyranny in our modern world. It's particularly suitable for Class 12 since the students are preparing to go out into the world, and this play is about the clash of ideals and reality. It incorporates ideas expressed by Eduard Schure in his book The Genesis of Tragedy.
The phrase "walk the path" is a metaphor for the life journey of those who aim toward spiritual illumination. We all have our own unique journey in life, and no one can walk that path for us or prescribe the way we should go. Nevertheless, we sometimes encounter a fellow traveler along the way with whom insights and experiences can be shared. There is much to discuss, because today we can no longer rely on the dogmas and orthodoxies of human history. Spiritual illumination today demands a path of knowledge without preconception and fixed worldviews. This book is written for those who have come to the point of deciding that the best thing they can do for the good of the earth and for their own fulfillment is to approach life as a quest for self-knowledge and true inner freedom. For them, this book will be an invaluable roadmap and guide for the many important milestones and crossroads we encounter in life. Michael Burton offers seven chapters that echo the seven stages of the alchemical process of illumination. It is written in such a way that it not only imparts information but also engages the reader's life of feeling and will. No one can read this book and not be challenged to walk the path toward inner transformation.