Bücher von David Robbins

As presented in this book, the ego's journey of Self Realization is threefold: healing the Shadow, expressing the Beauty, Passion, and Wisdom of the Soul, and accessing and expanding our divine qualities, such as compassion and forgiveness. The Song of the Self Tarot deck designed by the author, expresses the path for Self-Becoming, through the mythical journey of Prince Ego, uniting with Sister Shadow, Sister Soul, and Brother Spirit. Each tarot card has a story, and a song illustrating the archetype. The images are explained spiritually and psychologically, referencing myth, literature, and film. The In a Reading section for each card, describes their meanings and questions to ask to help the querent relate to the archetype for deeper understanding. The twenty-two cards of the Major Arcana are the Keys to Love he travels through to complete the process. The reader is provided with Activations for Soul Growth, Creativity and Dreamwork, along with Affirmations, References and Recommended Reading to assist your journey of the Self. Also included are autobiographic examples of how the author relates to the keys. The Ten Universal Symbols of Manifestation is the author's condensed version of the minor arcana, showing the evolution of energy into the manifestation of the Self in wholeness.

A traveller and an autistic boy explore the ancient routes and glimpse humanity's restless heart. A journey that follows the general direction taken by anatomically modern humans who, some scientists conjecture, left the African nursery around 85000 years ago in search of survival, and whose descendants happened upon Australia 20000 years later. Along the way, they laid the genetic foundations for humanity's oldest civilisations, and ultimately inhabited every corner of the globe. The author travels this historic west-to-east route in the imagined company of his grandson, who serves as confidant and also as human archetype. What they find together is a tangle of new experience and emotional responses from which the links between ancient past and complex present gradually emerge. Here is a sweeping celebration of the human adventure.'A delight to read. This is a rare and staggering work of ambitious scope and literary depth. Readers will come away from the text immensely rewarded.' Wesley Thompson, Editor