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THE INVISIBLE LINE

THE INVISIBLE LINE

ROVINGIAN ANIMIST PATHS
Daniel  Arrhakis
Daniel Arrhakis
Language: English - ISBN: 9789403935058 - 372 pages
Paperback
€39.80
€39.80

Synopsis

Discover the second volume of a transformational trilogy dedicated to Rovingian Animism, a spiritual, ecological, and ethical philosophy that redefines our profound connection with the invisible. Accept this invitation to a journey of discovery, guided by nomadic Rovingian monks, through iconic sacred geographies, meditative itineraries, and practices designed to restore the sacred relationship with the Earth. Here, forests, lakes, mountains, ancient ruins, and wounded spaces cease to be mere backdrops: they reveal themselves as living presences, laden with memory, atmosphere, and profound teachings. What you will find in this work: Animist Paths: Practical guides for walking and meditating in motion in sacred spaces. Ecological Reciprocity: A new ethic of listening, humility, and respect for the landscape. Inner Journey: A journey in which walking through nature also becomes a path of healing for the human soul. More than an external geography, this book proposes a journey through our own soul — and through the living soul of places.

About Daniel Arrhakis

Daniel  Arrhakis
Portuguese visual artist and essayist born in Pavia (1966), a pioneer of Rovingian Animism — an eco-spiritualist movement centered on contemporary nomadism and spiritual ecodiplomacy. With a scientific background in Geology, he has been merging science and mysticism since 2013 to create works of mystical and futuristic surrealism. His conceptual universe inhabits digital platforms under the pseudonyms Daniel Arrhakis, Pethros Thoryan, and Karl Rudhyn, through which he develops narratives and characters that cross the past and the future to promote cultural, social, and spiritual values.

Product specifications

BindingPaperback
LanguageEnglish
Publishing dateSaturday, 19 September 2026
Edition1
ISBN9789403935058
Pagecount372
Interior colorFull color
Size170 x 240 mm
AuthorDaniel Arrhakis
CategoryReligion and spirituality > Other religion