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The occult mysticism of al-Andalus and its influence on Christian Spain
The occult mysticism of al-Andalus was the cult of Hermes, known as the prophet Enoch, called Idris by the Muslims, and as such was bequeathed to Christian Spain. In the territories of Andalusian Spain that were conquered by the Christians, until the expulsion of the Jews and Moors, the three great religions continued to forge their daily contact with each other, but their sages, in the meantime, secretly communed with Hermes, The first part of this work covers hermeneutics in Al Ándalus from Hermes and the sources of Andalusian esotericism, Astrometeorology, alchemy and medicine in Averroes, hermetic philosophy in Ibn Arabí to alchemy, theurgy and gnosis in Nasrid Granada. In the second part, he delves into unknown aspects of Christian hermeneutics, such as the Hermetic and Sufi nods in the Book of Good Love, the Christianised Sufism of Ramón Llull and the relationship between Alfonso X the Wise and the philosopher's stone. By the author of Alchemy in Al-Andalus and Alchemy in the Alhambra.
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Pages: 304
Language: Spanish
Author: Ángel Alcalá Malavé
Year: 2018
MODEL: 9791387521363
Publisher: Almuzarra
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<p>The occult mysticism of al-Andalus was the cult of Hermes, known as the prophet Enoch, called Idris by the Muslims, and as such was bequeathed to Christian Spain. In the territories of Andalusian Spain that were conquered by the Christians, until the expulsion of the Jews and Moors, the three great religions continued to forge their daily contact with each other, but their sages, in the meantime, secretly communed with Hermes, The first part of this work covers hermeneutics in Al Ándalus from Hermes and the sources of Andalusian esotericism, Astrometeorology, alchemy and medicine in Averroes, hermetic philosophy in Ibn Arabí to alchemy, theurgy and gnosis in Nasrid Granada. In the second part, he delves into unknown aspects of Christian hermeneutics, such as the Hermetic and Sufi nods in the Book of Good Love, the Christianised Sufism of Ramón Llull and the relationship between Alfonso X the Wise and the philosopher's stone. By the author of Alchemy in Al-Andalus and Alchemy in the Alhambra.</p>
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<li>Soft cover</li>
<li>Pages: 304</li>
<li>Language: Spanish</li>
<li>Author: Ángel Alcalá Malavé</li>
<li>Year: 2018</li>
<li>MODEL: 9791387521363</li>
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