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Martin Palmer



Average rating: 4.14 · 3,750 ratings · 321 reviews · 137 distinct worksSimilar authors
The Jesus Sutras: Rediscove...

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Kuan Yin: Myths and Revelat...

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The Promise of Kuan Yin: Wi...

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The Elements of Taoism

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Sacred Land

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Yin & Yang: Understanding t...

3.61 avg rating — 23 ratings — published 1998 — 7 editions
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The Sacred History of Brita...

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“The secret to mastery in any field is to forever be a student.”
Martin Palmer

“How is it that we have the Tao so obscured
that we have to distinguish between true and false?”
Martin Palmer, The Book of Chuang Tzu
tags: tao

“Celtic Christianity developed in Wales, Cumbria and Cornwall, and in two areas where Roman influence had been marginal, at best – Ireland and Scotland. It was a rural faith that shunned the urbanism that was in the process of collapsing, and its adherents viewed that collapse as God’s judgement on a corrupt society.16 It was also monastic and quite closely mirrored the Benedictine model, as it stressed dedication to the spiritual life and the importance of restoring a proper relationship with the natural world.”
Martin Palmer, Sacred Land: Decoding Britain's extraordinary past through its towns, villages and countryside

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