The Path Back
The twenty-two cards of the tarot walked backwards, from The World to The Fool, alongside the story of Moses: the rose, the white dove, Excalibur, the Templars and blood drawn from stone.
The twenty-two cards of the tarot walked backwards, from The World to The Fool, alongside the story of Moses: the rose, the white dove, Excalibur, the Templars and blood drawn from stone.
The book Dune mentions but never writes. It moves from refusal, through ecology and paradox, to the body, and its Hidden Books set embodied consciousness into prayer, litany and canticle.
The opening of Genesis read twice: as a scribe's rebuttal to the gods of the surrounding empires, and as a signal sent back from the future, built to show how easily a text bends to fit a theory.
Look up any verse and read it across several translations, beside the original Hebrew or Greek with Strong's numbers, with notes linking passages to The Path Back.