Primordial Traditions by Gwendolyn Taunton

The second section of the book then breaks down Traditions into geographic locations to discuss European, Eastern, Middle Eastern and South American Traditions at an advanced level. This section deals with the nature of the Primordial Tradition and how all True Spiritual Traditions consequently relate to it in this new philosophy of religion. Alchemy, philosophy, civilization, the Kali Yuga, and even the problems afflicting the economy are addressed here from a traditional perspective. The first section of Primordial Traditions deals with aspects of perennial philosophy covering the broader applications of the Primordial Tradition in the modern world. This edition also has content not contained in the original publication. The new version of Primordial Traditions offers a revised layout and a new binding. This new second edition of the original award winning collection features a selection of essays by Gwendolyn Taunton and other talented authors from the original periodical Primordial Traditions (2006-2010). She is also firmly committed to the preservation of the natural environment and animal welfare.Primordial Traditions was the winner of the 2009 Ashton Wylie Award for Literary Excellence. Gwendolyn Toynton is devoted to restoring the cultural values which should be at the core of our civilization and upholds the right for all indigenous peoples to preserve their cultural heritage. Gwendolyn also has a interest in the arts and the humanities. Gwendolyn Toynton also holds a BA (Hons) in Religious Studies and has a strong interest in all spiritual matters and philosophy. Gwendolyn's first major work, The 'Tantrik Tradition' is also scheduled for publication in 2013. Her most recent work is 'Mimir - Journal of North European Traditions'.

Damon Zacharias Lycourinos, Numen Books, 2012). She also has an article in 'Occult Traditions' (ed. Gwendolyn has recently also returned to fictional work with her latest short story published in 'Mythos: The Myths and Tales of H. She has written for numerous periodicals, including 'New Dawn Magazine'. Her poetry is also featured in the 'New Zealand Collection of Poetry and Prose 2002'. Gwendolyn Toynton (real name Gwendolyn Taunton) was the recipient of the Ashton Wylie Award for Literary Excellence in 2009 for her first book, 'Primordial Traditions Compendium', which featured a collection of articles from the periodical Primordial Traditions which ran from 2005-2010.

Primordial Traditions by Gwendolyn Taunton