The Murder Of Reality: Hidden Symbolism Of The Dragon (SIGNED)
The Murder Of Reality: Hidden Symbolism Of The Dragon (SIGNED)
The Murder Of Reality: Hidden Symbolism Of The Dragon (SIGNED)
The Murder Of Reality: Hidden Symbolism Of The Dragon (SIGNED)

The Murder Of Reality: Hidden Symbolism Of The Dragon (SIGNED)

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Edition: First Edition

Condition remarks:
Book: Very good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Markings: Signed
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image. Book appears unread. Clean, crisp and bright copy. " 25 Oct 2013. Best Wishes and Kind Regards from Pierre Sabak"

What if the most enduring myths of the dragon are not mere folklore, but a coded language concealing the deepest truths about human civilization? The Murder of Reality: Hidden Symbolism of the Dragon by Pierre Sabak presents a bold and meticulous investigation into the esoteric underpinnings of draconian symbolism, arguing that the dragon archetype is a universal cipher embedded across cultures, religions, and ancient texts. Sabak, writing and illustrating the work himself, uncovers a complex web of linguistic, theological, and historical connections, drawing on comparative mythology, etymology, and sacred geometry to build his case. The first volume in the Serpentigena Series, this work instructs the reader in a new way of seeing the world — one in which symbol and reality are inextricably intertwined. Sabak's style is dense, scholarly, and uncompromisingly ambitious, appealing to readers who sit at the intersection of esoteric philosophy, ancient history, and conspiracy theory. The Murder of Reality chronicles humanity's hidden relationship with a symbolic order that has shaped religion, language, and power structures across millennia. The author's self-illustrated approach adds a rare, intimate dimension to the research, reinforcing his unique personal vision of a hidden cosmology. For those willing to look beyond the surface of recorded history, this volume raises a question that is impossible to ignore: who — or what — has been writing our reality all along?

Author: Pierre Sabak
Format: Paperback
Published: 2010, Serpengena Publications
Genre: Philosophy

Description

Edition: First Edition

Condition remarks:
Book: Very good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Markings: Signed
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image. Book appears unread. Clean, crisp and bright copy. " 25 Oct 2013. Best Wishes and Kind Regards from Pierre Sabak"

What if the most enduring myths of the dragon are not mere folklore, but a coded language concealing the deepest truths about human civilization? The Murder of Reality: Hidden Symbolism of the Dragon by Pierre Sabak presents a bold and meticulous investigation into the esoteric underpinnings of draconian symbolism, arguing that the dragon archetype is a universal cipher embedded across cultures, religions, and ancient texts. Sabak, writing and illustrating the work himself, uncovers a complex web of linguistic, theological, and historical connections, drawing on comparative mythology, etymology, and sacred geometry to build his case. The first volume in the Serpentigena Series, this work instructs the reader in a new way of seeing the world — one in which symbol and reality are inextricably intertwined. Sabak's style is dense, scholarly, and uncompromisingly ambitious, appealing to readers who sit at the intersection of esoteric philosophy, ancient history, and conspiracy theory. The Murder of Reality chronicles humanity's hidden relationship with a symbolic order that has shaped religion, language, and power structures across millennia. The author's self-illustrated approach adds a rare, intimate dimension to the research, reinforcing his unique personal vision of a hidden cosmology. For those willing to look beyond the surface of recorded history, this volume raises a question that is impossible to ignore: who — or what — has been writing our reality all along?