Mahmoud Shelton Livres

In this short but penetrating study, Mahmoud Shelton confronts many of the challenging themes surrounding America - including lost continents, the ancient presence of the Chinese, and even the Templar treasure - in the light of traditional doctrines. More importantly, The Red and the White addresses American Indian accounts of an “ancient white people,” and what this mystery has to do with the historical European invasion, and with America today.

The need for this study has never been greater. More than 50 years since its appearance, Dune is only increasing in relevance, as the rise of ISIS in the Middle East has recently shown. Now Mahmoud Shelton examines a world of psychic confusion in the light of traditional knowledge, relying especially upon Frank Herbert’s specific Islam and Buddhism. He also clarifies a strange relationship between Dune , Star Wars , and the works of David Lynch. In this book, the powerful forces beneath the surface of Dune may be truly discovered at last.

Some of the most remarkable discoveries relating to Earth mysteries are alignments across Britain and Europe that connect sacred sites. The greatest of these "ley lines" have both been named for Saint Michael, yet deserve to be better understood. Now researcher Mahmoud Shelton considers the implications of this mystery by focusing on the spiritual traditions of the sites bound together by these solar alignments. Ancient legends and Mithraism, Medieval history and Sufism, and the legacy of Pythagoras all figure in this exploration of what is surely among the greatest mysteries of the Western world.

Pendragon presents the hidden symbolism involved in current events through Mahmoud Shelton's various writings on King Charles III and his family. The short collection ncludes the new essay, "The Arcane Setting for the Coronation," and an update on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Guardians of the Heart by Mahmoud Shelton is a collection of independent essays on various expressions of sacred geography. With sections focusing separately upon European and American landscapes, the collection explores the traditional safeguarding of sacred places as a general theme and the labyrinth as a recurring symbol. Guardians of the Heart confronts matters of contemporary interest, from the Klamath water crisis in California to recent archaeological discoveries in Europe, revealing their vital importance to the fate of civilization. Mahmoud Shelton is the author of Mysteries of Dune and other works rooted in traditional symbolism.