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Described by the author as simply 'a work of love', Mirror to Damascus provides an enthralling and fascinating history of Damascus from the Amorites of the Bible to the revolution of 1966, as well as being a charming and witty personal record of a city well-loved. In explaining how modern Damascus is rooted in immemorial layers of culture and tradition, Colin Thubron explores the historical, artistic, social and religious inheritance of the Damascenes in an amusing and perceptive manner.

A reflection of the city through its margins, undercurrents and overlooked places.

Question your reflection. How long will mother culture be able to hide from us?

Steve and Shivani used to talk about mundane, everyday things like cats, the weather, or quantum mechanics. But now, they've turned their attention to far more interesting and cultured affairs: Publicly accessible restrooms. They used to visit a different toilet every week and discuss their experiences, but that got boring, so now they're just talking about whatever weird and wonderful toilet stuff they can come up with.

What is it like to go about life as a realized psychic medium? Do we need to protect our energy from demonic attachments? Are we always being bothered by ghosts like Grandma Susie Lou? Get a deeper dive into what it is like being a psychic medium with our daily vlogs hanging out with human souls in spirit. These paranormal vlogs are not as scary as you may think as our great grandparents are teaching us how to cook their "secret" family recipes while we blow each other's metaphysical minds with out next existential crisis!So if you love spiritual content, enjoy relaxing vlogs, or are a food ...

Este audiolibro contiene elementos de la bitácora de viajes realizados a Cuba, Argentina, Uruguay, Bolivia, Perú y Brasil en los años 2004 y 2005 por el autor. El texto original fue escrito en Agosto del 2004 en Puerto Maldonado.