books by Bardic Press     books:       Mythography Book One BP Bardic Press, 1996             The Door of the Beloved: Poems of Hafiz Bardic Press, 2006 The great fourteenth-century Persian poet Hafiz is noted for his mystical love poems. The poetry of Hafiz has reached new heights of popularity in the West, yet his poems have been translatred into European languages for over two hundred years. Hafiz is not a poet to be captured in a single translation. This modernised edition of McCarthy's elegant prose translation gives us a direct Hafiz, full of clear imagery and personal poetry.             Songs of Sorrow and Joy Ashford Bardic Press, 2006 And through the days, the night's storm still within me, whipping up the flames of the passions which will not cease licking me, the surge of my blood aflood in my veins and my instincts at large without any reins, I am as a bull that blinded with bleeding hurls its confusion, its darkness, its murder at the enclosure. Whilst in a sea unseen the nets of angels flung like golden flags of sunlight waver in the wind and dredge ...             Mythography Book Three BP Bardic Press, 1997             Christ in Islam1 review James Robson Bardic Press, 2006 A supplementary book to Tarif Khalidi's "Muslim Jesus" It is said in the foreword - this book contains stories and sayings, and passages from Qur'an, which were excluded from the "Muslim Jesus". -So I guess this could be described as being a supplementary book to the "Muslim Jesus" by Tarif Khalidi. Though there are many same sayings also included in this one... I liked the "Muslim Jesus", but I'm not sure if I would recommend this one also. Maybe ...             New Nightingale, New Rose4 reviews Hafiz of Shiraz Bardic Press, 2003 An important translation. To get a deeper insight into Hafiz, or any significant work of literature in a foreign language, more than one translation is usually necessary. Reading this translation by Le Galliene helped me get a better grip on this sublime poetry by this incredible sufi poet. Landinsky is also excellent. Hafiz is too profound to be captured completely by any one translator and I found reading both of these ...             Boyhood with Gurdjieff; Gurdjieff Remembered; Balanced Man Fritz Peters Bardic Press, 2004             The Quatrains of Omar Khayyam: Three translations of the Rubaiyat1 review Omar Khayyam Bardic Press, 2005 Excellent work by Richard Le Gallienne I should start off by saying that I am not familiar with Omar Khayyam or his work. I should also state that Richard La Gallienne's translation is likely completely unlike the literal translation. His effort was only to produce a witty and stylish version reminiscent of Khayyam's original intent. From what I have read, it is excellent on its own. I do not generally go in for poetry, but found that ...             The Gospel of Thomas and Christian Wisdom2 reviews Stevan, L Davies Bardic Press, 2004 A collection of first century Christian documents Now in an updated and expanded second edition, The Gospel of Thomas and Christian Wisdom by Stevan Davies (Professor of Religious Studies, College Misericordia, Pennsylvania) focuses upon the writings known as the Gospel of Thomas which were discovered in Egypt in 1945 as part of the now famous Nag Hammadi Library, a collection of first century Christian documents that are some of the earliest ...             The Four Branches of the Mabinogi: Celtic Myth and Medieval Reality Will Parker Bardic Press, 2007             Mythography (#1) Drew Hayes, Carla Speed McNeil, ... Bardic Press, 1996 Contents: [1] "Lilla's Garden" by Jimmie Robinson [2] "The Seer" by Charles Brownstein & Terri Sue Wood [3] "Crow" by Drew Hayes [4] "Empyrean Tales" by Michael Cohen [5] "Mystery Date" by Carla McNeil [6] "The Adventures of Simone & Ajax" by Andrew Pepoy [7] "The Chronicles of Tanamor" by Steve Brooks & Scott Davis [8] "Jaclyn" by Jimmy Gownley              search for books balanced, beloved, boyhood, branches, celtic, christ, christian, door, four, gospel, gurdjieff, hafiz, islam, khayyam, mabinogi, medieval, myth, mythography, nightingale, poems, quatrains, reality, remembered, rubaiyat, songs, sorrow, thomas, three, translations, wisdom books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: America's Hidden Corners (Places Off the Beaten Path) we recommend Excellent work by Richard Le Gallienne leave a comment home  impressum - about us