To The End Of The Night

Literature & Fiction

Durham, Diana

Poetry

Northwoods Pr

A Jungian interpretation of Arthurian myth looks at the two sides of the legends--the Grail Quest and King Arthur, Camelot, and the Round Table--to describe how both a personal quest for wholeness and the collective process intertwine to provide a definitive guide to modern life. 12,500 first printing.

The Return of King Arthur: Finishing the Quest for Wholeness, Inner Strength, and Self-Knowledge

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

Tarcher

A modern Jungian interpretation of two strands of the Arthurian myth-one the round Table, Camelot, and King Arthur; the other, the quest for the Holy Grail-analyzes key symbols pertaining to the myths while explaining how they reflect a theme of humanity's search for wholeness. Reprint.

The Return of King Arthur: Completing the Quest for Wholeness, Inner Strength, and Self-Knowledge

History

Europe

Greater coherence follows in every aspect of our lives when we learn to use the magical tool of consciousness. Diana Durham shows that we do this by connecting to our deeper self. She draws on her unique understanding of myth and ancient sacred texts as well as time spent in dialogue with theoretical physicist David Bohm to guide us on the path to personal coherence. In a poetic, accessible style, Diana argues passionately that understanding who we are and how we work is not only the key to individual fulfilment, but also the way through to a sustainable future for us all.

Coherent Self, Coherent World: A New Synthesis Of Myth, Metaphysics & Bohm's Implicate Order

Religion & Spirituality

O-Books

Set in 1980s Britain against the backdrop of ecological crisis, The Curve of the Land is a circumspect novel about our modern relationship with the Earth, which in this case is represented by the landscapes of western Britain. Jessica, an ardent but unfulfilled activist, joins a tour of megalithic sites hoping to find renewal from relationship burn-out and a sterile work environment. The characters on the tour are a good cross-section of the way 'new age', occult and mystical threads got grafted on to the more intellectual or 'respectable' British stock, throwing up eccentric cameos of people and comic situations. The mysterious atmosphere of the stones and her growing attraction for the charismatic tour leader builds to a final shamanic climax in the wilds of West Penwith, Cornwall. Author of 'The Return of King Arthur: Completing the Quest for Wholeness', Diana Durham explores eco-shamanism, sex magic, goddess and 'Gaia' consciousness, as well as emerging archaeological and scientiﬁc ﬁndings pertaining to the sacred sites of Britain. The Curve of the Land follows the journey of a woman in contemporary society seeking to reconnect to an ancient land and share in its spiritual topography.

The Curve of the Land

Contemporary

Skylight Press

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