A classic collection of Japanese folklore adapted for a global audience in the early 20th century. The work examines the moral lessons, supernatural encounters, and cultural archetypes that defined the traditional Japanese imagination.
An indigenous-led exploration of Inuit creation myths, centering on the figure of the Raven, the origin of the sea, and the spiritual concept of Sila. The work contextualizes these narratives as a vital philosophical system for understanding the relationship between humanity and the Arctic environment.
This work explores the intricacies of Babylonian celestial divination, reconstructing the intellectual frameworks used by ancient scholars to interpret omens and predict events. It highlights the cultural and historical significance of Babylonian astronomy and its lasting influence on Western science.
This work explores the mythology, cosmology, and storytelling traditions of the Inuit people, offering a unique ethnographic account shaped by collaboration with Inuit knowledge holders.
It provides valuable insights into a culture facing rapid change and examines the role of myth in shaping human understanding of the world.
A massive 17th-century encyclopedia of the Americas, documenting the natural world, indigenous customs, and the sacred geography of the Inca Empire. It remains the primary source for the ‘ceque’ system and the botanical knowledge of the colonial era.
This work details the achievements of Sumerian civilization, offering insights into their mythology, law, and governance. It contextualizes Sumer’s impact as a foundational culture for subsequent civilizations.
This book explores the philosophical and spiritual system of Ifa, detailing its core tenets and its relevance to contemporary global issues.
It positions Ifa as a living tradition with the potential to offer restorative solutions for a world in crisis.
The book appeals to both those new to Ifa and scholars in related fields.
Brooks Haxton’s translation of the Heraclitean fragments provides a poetic and immediate encounter with the ancient Greek philosopher’s core insights on the Logos, the nature of change, and the awakening of human consciousness.
This book offers a scholarly exploration of the Huang Di Nei Jing Su Wen, a foundational text of Traditional Chinese Medicine, examining its cosmological underpinnings and symbolic imagery. It provides insight into the historical and philosophical context of early Chinese medical thought.
This sourcebook provides a comprehensive collection of Hindu myths, offering both original Sanskrit texts and English translations. It’s a vital resource for understanding the complexities and diversity of Hindu mythological traditions.
