I Mappatori dell’Invisibile

I Mappatori dell’Invisibile

Benedetto Pellerito / E. J. Marlow

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Editorial:
E. J. Marlow
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Filosofía occidental: antigua, hasta c. 500
ISBN:
9798235240957
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I Mappatori dell’InvisibileDallo gnosticismo al sogno lucido: un percorso critico tra mappe storiche, simboli e pratiche di consapevolezzadi E. J. MarlowEsiste un confine tra la realtà che vediamo e le mappe che usiamo per interpretarla?Dallo Gnosticismo antico al sogno lucido contemporaneo, I Mappatori dell’Invisibile attraversa nove grandi tradizioni - Ermetismo, Massoneria, Golden Dawn, Teosofia, Cerchio Firenze 77, Reality Transurfing e la scienza onirica - con un approccio unico: rigoroso ma accessibile, critico ma partecipe.Questo libro non promette di 'manifestare la realtà' né di rivelare verità nascoste. Propone una terza via tra credulità e cinismo: un Protocollo Operativo Integrato in quattro pilastri (Osservazione, Intenzione, Verifica, Azione) per tradurre la saggezza di queste tradizioni in pratica quotidiana verificabile.Per chi è: per chi è affascinato dall’esoterismo ma cerca rigore, per chi vuole strumenti di crescita personale basati su evidenza, per chi desidera esplorare il sogno lucido con approccio scientifico.Include: glossario ragionato, bibliografia commentata, esercizi pratici con note di cautela.'Una mappa è utile non perché sostituisca il territorio, ma perché rende più consapevole il modo in cui lo attraversiamo.'

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