The Pagan Eden: The Assyrian Origins of the Kabbalistic Tree of Life (Paperback)
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all these other countries) Usually dispatched within 48 hours | |Short Description for The Pagan Eden Assyria in Northern Iraq is the home of Palace Art from the Courts of the Assyrian Empire, where the Tree of Life was routinely shown on walls, tended by winged genies. Many authors have asserted that the Kabbalah came from Egypt, this book shows that its early roots lie in Assyrian Court Art.
Full description- Publisher: Axis Mundi Books
- Published: 16 March 2013
- Format: Paperback 155 pages
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- Categories: Mind, Body & Spirit | Judaism: Mysticism
- ISBN 13: 9781846945045 ISBN 10: 1846945046
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Full description for The Pagan Eden
This is the first complete book about the Babylonian Kabbalah, which many people are talking about on the Internet. Assyria in Northern Iraq is the home of Palace Art from the Courts of the Assyrian Empire, where the Tree of Life was routinely shown on walls, tended by winged genies. It represented the King and the Land. It is also arguably a spiritual map and the basis of the Jewish Kabbalah, which was developed later. Many authors have asserted that the Kabbalah came from Egypt but this book shows that its early roots lie in Assyrian Court Art. There are also fascinating parallels to Asiatic Shamanism. All points to Asia, not Africa, as the home of the archetypal Sacred Tree image.
