Blood Metaphysics

Blood has always been considered, in the history of ideas, the vector of a powerful magical force and the vehicle of a complex and varied symbolism, starting with the rock paintings dating back to the Paleolithic to reach the three "book" religions (Christianity, Islam, Judaism), passing through the cosmogonic myths of ancient traditions (Babylonian, Hindu, Norse, etc.), obviously without neglecting its use in traditional oriental medicine and its sacrificial value within ceremonial practices.

The Iranian rite of Ashura, between religion and politics

During the ashura ceremony, the Shiites mythically refer to the exemplary self-sacrifice of the third Imam Husayn by inserting him in the cosmological context of the cosmic war, of Madzeist derivation, among the principles of good against evil; then a continuous union between the political and religious spheres, the boundaries between the two are becoming more and more confused, and the religious dimension justifies the political sentiment, while the local sentiment leads to a global drama.


The myth of concealment in Eurasian traditions

Brief excursus along the historical, philosophical and religious path through which the theme of the concealment of the divine in the great Eurasian space developed: a theme that once again demonstrates the primordial spiritual unity of this vast inner continent

The Berber people: between caravans, deserts and oases

- Imazighhen (โต‰โตŽโดฐโตฃโต‰โต–โดปโต, "free men") they are probably one of the most authentic, long-lived and interesting cases of a nomadic population that has come down to our times. Better known as Berberi (as called al-barbar by the Arabs), are the last nomadic population currently present in the geographical area of โ€‹โ€‹the Sahara. Little is known about them except information that comes to us from the chronicles of the empires and kingdoms (then dissolved over the centuries) that have had to do with them for geographical proximity and economic reasons (Egyptians and Romans (in primis)).