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Lights upon Dr. Dahesh and Daheshism
Ghazi Brax
$5.00
A lecture in English presented in the Faculty for Comparative Study of Religions in Antwerpen, Belgium. The author discusses some of the teachings and concepts of Daheshism like its views of God, cosmic order and man's place in the cosmic system, divine justice, reincarnation, just retribution, and freedom. He interprets in light of the Daheshist teachings some of the happenings of daily life and human affairs.
Exploring with Ghazi Brax in The Gardens of the Gods and Paradises of the Goddesses: 20 volumes by Dr. Dahesh
Ghazi Brax
$10.00
It is a critical study of the two series by Dr. Dahesh: Gardens of the Gods Adorned with Roses of Paradise and Paradises of the Goddesses Set with Sacred Lotus. The author presents his critical analysis of the prose poems of this series which extend over a period of half a century. He sheds light in this process on the personality of Dr. Dahesh, revealing his sadness, ambitions, revolt, spiritual alienation, prophetic visions, and his opinions of men and life in general. The author, at the same time, presents the innovative techniques in Dr. Dahesh's artistic style and the different aspects of his creative imagination.
This study has been supplemented
This study has been supplemented
In the Temple of Dr. Dahesh: At a Literary Altar
Ghazi Brax
$12.00
It is a general survey of Dr. Dahesh’s literature which shows Dr. Dahesh’s opinions with respect to the formative influences shaping his works, his richly educated mind, the numerous subjects communicated and channeled by him through a multiplicity of genres and different aesthetic styles.
Dr. Dahesh, a Prodigious Writer: A Comparative Study of Two Great Works, Dahesh's Inferno and Dante's Inferno
Ghazi Brax
$10.00
What are the motives behind Dante’s Divine Comedy or Dr. Dahesh’s Inferno? What are Dante’s and Dr. Dahesh’s concepts of Hell? How did they portray the environment of Hell, the devilish methods of torture, the role of the devils, and the conditions of the damned?
You find an answer to these questions and others in the comparative study of two great authors and their books.
You find an answer to these questions and others in the comparative study of two great authors and their books.
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