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Like calligraphy or ikebana, sadō (the Way of Tea) is a traditional art, influenced by Taoism and Zen Buddhism, in which powdered green tea, or matcha, is prepared in a very traditional way.
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In this collection in three parts: Le mot ment de dire vrai - L'au-delà source - Vert l'Orient, Eric Chazot unveils 143 poems to translate love, desire, illusion, voluptuousness, the passing of time, hope and necessity...
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To mark the centenary of Marcel Proust's death on 18 November 1922, philosopher and sociologist Bertrand Méheust has published Proust Voyant (1). The author, a historian of metapsychology, highlights a totally overlooked aspect of the work of this great...
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Part memoir, part historical novel, this is the life of an extravagant Nepalese king, a contemporary of Louis XIV. An extraordinary monarch, poet, magician, warrior, great builder and seducer, his life is a veritable Himalayan epic in which Éric Chazot takes us on a journey of...
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Issue 4 of Natives magazine is devoted to Waters, initial, matrix, initiatory, healing...
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In the heart of the Indian Ocean, in the Mascareignes archipelago, Réunion was born three million years ago. It's a unique territory with a rugged relief that's still very much intact! A third of the area has remained untouched since the island was...
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Launched in June with a first issue focusing on the call of the forest and the people who depend on it, Natives has just published its second issue, with a fine dossier on 'Elles' and the figures of the sacred feminine,...
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Why are there erotic sculptures on the props of Kathmandu's pagodas? What is the relationship between sex and the sacred? This book - Tantra, Theology of Love and Freedom - the fruit of decades of field research, provides answers to these questions. A journey to the heart of the cults of ecstasy.
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Illustrated with talent by photographer Guillaume de Laubier, Je viens d'ici is a book written by Hervé Morin, President of the Normandy Region since 2015, in which he presents the personalities, landscapes and remarkable sites that he loves.
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