A Galaxy Of Immortal Women

The goddess tradition remakes China and the world.

The Immortal League of Women are a powerful band of Immortals who have guarded the mystical Tapestry for thousands of years. The Tapestry functions as a depository for the Immortals fondest memories (allowing them to take respite within their past) and a prison for Immortals who defy the rules of the clan. When the outlaw, Robert de Baudricourt, betrays the race by arranging the murder of Joan of Arc, a tear appears in the fabric of time and space. The magics holding the barrier between the dimensions has been deteriorating ever since. The League must now race against time to save Joan, restore her sanity and restore the Tapestry before time and space bleed into each other. But Robert has his own plan. For him, the reign of The League of Women is over and vows to shift the guardianship of the Tapestry to himself by killing the women, impregnating an Immortal woman and siring an heir. Joan is his target.

Have you ever heard of Feng Shui, but everything you read seems confusing and contradictory? You don't know how to go from theory to practice and there are rules that are abstract and random to you? You've never heard of Feng Shui, but do you feel the Home is more than just four walls? The Symbolic Home Feng Shui Practice The Symbolic Feng Shui method is based on the millenary concepts of Feng Shui adapted to the here and now. A method that allows one to see and feel the Home far beyond its form/function, giving it an emotional and symbolic dimension. In this way, each division is an individual spatial identity with its own symbology, structure, and emotions. The book serves as a starting point for a full and conscious experience of private space. Start changing today!

Compares monumental designs and performance spaces of Christian, Buddhist, and related sanctuaries, exploring how brain networks, animal-human emotions, and cultural ideals are reflected historically and affected today as "inner theatre" elements. Integrating research across the humanities and sciences, this book explores how traditional designs of outer theatrical spaces left cultural imprints for the inner staging of Self and Other consciousness, which each of us performs daily based on how we think others view us. But believers also perform in a cosmic theatre. Ancestral spirits and gods (or God) watch and interact with them in awe-inspiring spaces, grooming affects toward in-group identification and sacrifice, or out-group rivalry and scapegoating. In a study of over 80 buildings – shown by 40 images in the book, plus thousands of photos and videos online – Pizzato demonstrates how they reflect meta-theatrical projections from prior generations. They also affect the embodied, embedded, enacted, and extended (4E) cognition of current visitors, who bring performance frameworks of belief, hope, and doubt to the sacred site. This involves neuro-social, inner/outer theatre networks with patriarchal, maternal, and trickster paradigms. European Churches and Chinese Temples as Neuro-Theatrical Sites investigates performative material cultures, creating dialogs between theatre, philosophy, history, and various (cognitive, affective, social, biological) sciences. It applies them to the architecture of religious buildings: from Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant in Europe, plus key sites in Jerusalem and prior “pagan” temples, to Buddhist, Daoist, Confucian, and imperial in China. It thus reveals individualist/collectivist, focal/holistic, analytical/dialectical, and melodramatic/tragicomic trajectories, with cathartic poetics for the future.

The story of a reluctant queen, as told by her daughter Sophia the Wise.

Pirates vs. Aliens!