To read Egyptian one used to have to be philologist, orientalist and cryptographer at once; readers today may thank 200 years' labor by Egyptologists from Barthelemy to Budge for the privilege of bein...

For centuries, the mysterious signs and symbols of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics remained incomprehensible to historians and scholars. Many attempts were made before 1800 to decipher the inscriptions...

The ancient Ogam alphabet, the Celtic equivalent of the Runes, is a magical script that can teach us about our fate and future. Each named for a woodland tree, Ogam's 20 tree letters convey unique wis...

The seven vowels, which we use every day in speech, are truly mysterious things. Analysis shows that vowels depend on the phenomenon of harmonics, which is at the very basis of music, while our sensit...

This bold work builds a bridge between our Western ways of understanding and the Middle Eastern social realities that are embedded in the Bible. Dr. Errico helps us to see the Bible through Semitic ey...

"Like its predecessor Let There Be Light, this book takes us through the heart of the Hebrew Bible and New Testament by working with Aramaic-- the language spoken by the Patriarchs, Jesus, his apostle...

Lumari's new book is a compelling exploration of the nature of creation, humanity, universal healing and cosmic transformation. "Alawashka Language of Creation" reveals the truth about our evolution ...

David Allen Hulse's The Eastern Mysteries (previously published as The Key of it AllBook 1: The Eastern Mysteries) is a monumental resource, both in size and value. It catalogs and distills using hun...

Chinese characters are not letters but stylized ideographs, each with its own history. The development of Chinese writing is linked to the history of China's emperors, who commissioned new styles of w...

Plains Indians from different tribes speaking different languages could communicate with a language com-posed almost entirely of gestures of the hands and fingers, probably the most highly developed g...