SAN CARLOS, Calif., May 1, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, there are many opinions about the Grail, most of which circle around a conflict between formal religion and compelling storytelling. Whatever the opinions are, the Grail inspires many discussions, many of which blur the distinction between alleged fact and outright fiction. Find out more about this mysterious symbol as Angela Berquist enlightens you with The Grail Reclaimed, her new book released through Xlibris.
Readers will learn that the Holy Grail has inspired poets, artists, knights, and, lately, a general public searching for the secret of this mystic alleged chalice. The hope is that the discovery of the Grail secret will transform humanity. The truth is that we do not know much about the Grail. There are some historical facts, but these facts mostly concern what people have felt about the Grail at different periods in history.
In The Grail Reclaimed, Berquist talks about the Grail from a psychological/philosophical standpoint - not to either challenge or accept the previous arguments about it. It is important to understand that the Grail is old, older than Jesus of Nazareth. It is a symbol for more than Christianity and expresses something about human consciousness.
Berquist wrote this book in the hope that people will rediscover and eventually learn to use this consciousness in insightful ways. Let us all rediscover the truth behind the Holy Grail with Berquist's The Grail Reclaimed.
To order a copy of this fulfilling read, please visit Xlibris.com or call (888) 795-4274 today.
About the Author
Prior to her work with psychology and consciousness studies, Angela Berquist was a professional ballet dancer. Among her other interests are music, art, travel, and writing fiction. She lives in Northern California with her husband and their Jack Russell Terrier.
The Grail Reclaimed * by Angela Berquist, Ph.D
A New View of an Old Symbol
Publication Date: April 30, 2009
Trade Paperback; $19.99; 305 pages; 978-1-4415-2202-3
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