The Rig Veda

Books On Demand - EAN : 9782322552634

LE BEVILLON HERVE

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EAN : 9782322552634

Paru le : 15 mars 2025

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EAN13 : 9782322552634
Réf. éditeur : 387966
Editeur : Books On Demand
Date Parution : 15 mars 2025
Disponibilite : Disponible
Nombre de pages : 786
Format : H:270 mm L:190 mm E:54 mm
Poids : 1.847kg

Résumé

Résumé : The Rig Veda, considered the oldest book in the world, reveals through its metaphors a spiritual practice rooted in shamanism, widespread in a vast region encompassing northwest India, Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan and Turkmenistan. Let's dive deeper into these age-old teachings, where each metaphor reveals a mystical wisdom imbued with the mysteries of the human soul. At the heart of this spiritual epic is the fascinating story of the Pûrus, a confederation of Vedic peoples whose influence would extend significantly throughout India's history and spirituality. Established between the sacred waters of the Ganges and the Indus, these peoples flourished between 4,000 and 6,000 BC. BC, mainly along the majestic Sarasvati River. The stories of the Rig Veda transport us to a time when the Pûrus practiced sacred rituals, engaging in sacrifices imbued with deep spirituality. At the heart of these ceremonies, an intoxicating drink, made from an entheogenic plant, weaved a sacred link between the material and the divine. This mystical potion, consumed during these rituals, opened the doors to immortality, allowing initiates to explore the celestial dimensions of existence. Thus, the Rig Veda becomes not only the guardian of the ancestral stories of the Pûrus, but also a window open to transcendence, where the boundaries between the earthly and the celestial fade in the timeless quest of the human soul. These ancient texts, rich in metaphor and symbolism, reveal the timeless beauty that resides in spiritual seeking, a beauty that transcends time and continues to illuminate our understanding of the divine and immortality.
Biographie : Hervé Le Bévillon, not coming from a conventional intellectual background with a simple Certificate of Professional Aptitude, has marked his life with atypical experiences. For seven years, he embraced the lifestyle of the backpacker and beatnik, exploring Africa without financial resources, then living the life of a sadhu in India for nearly a year. Upon retirement, Hervé chose to lead a hermit's life, withdrawing from the tumult of society, among moors and standing stones, to devote himself to a specialized study of the Rig Veda. His quest for knowledge led him to explore the mysteries of this ancient text, thus demonstrating his commitment to research and deep understanding.