Behold London
What is the strange diagram with the word 'London?' written on it that Dylan finds on a piece of paper in a second-hand comic? He doesn't know, his friends don't know, so they ask their favourite teacher, Prof, who gives them more than they bargained for!
The summer holidays are here – plenty of time, but not much money. Prof suggests that they use the time to trace the mysterious diagram – the Tree of Life of the Kabbalah – across the landscape of modern London. Somewhere there are ten (or is it eleven?) Sephiroth, and the alignments that connect them into a precise configuration.
Can each Sephira – or node on the Tree of Life – have its own Temple, like a cathedral or a great mosque? Or could it be a railway station? Could there be other temples – dark, lost, golden, open-air or temples of dreams and nightmares? Not to mention shrines, megaliths, secret gardens, sentinels, guardians and more ... And who are the strange Seers that they must find?
Can they do it? Does it really exist? Whether they can or not, they're going to find out a lot about the geography and history of London, and so will you, if you stay with them ... Suitable for all so-called teenagers – from eleven to eleventy-one!
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Behold London
What is the strange diagram with the word 'London?' written on it that Dylan finds on a piece of paper in a second-hand comic? He doesn't know, his friends don't know, so they ask their favourite teacher, Prof, who gives them more than they bargained for!
The summer holidays are here – plenty of time, but not much money. Prof suggests that they use the time to trace the mysterious diagram – the Tree of Life of the Kabbalah – across the landscape of modern London. Somewhere there are ten (or is it eleven?) Sephiroth, and the alignments that connect them into a precise configuration.
Can each Sephira – or node on the Tree of Life – have its own Temple, like a cathedral or a great mosque? Or could it be a railway station? Could there be other temples – dark, lost, golden, open-air or temples of dreams and nightmares? Not to mention shrines, megaliths, secret gardens, sentinels, guardians and more ... And who are the strange Seers that they must find?
Can they do it? Does it really exist? Whether they can or not, they're going to find out a lot about the geography and history of London, and so will you, if you stay with them ... Suitable for all so-called teenagers – from eleven to eleventy-one!
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Behold London

Behold London

by David Geall
Behold London

Behold London

by David Geall

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What is the strange diagram with the word 'London?' written on it that Dylan finds on a piece of paper in a second-hand comic? He doesn't know, his friends don't know, so they ask their favourite teacher, Prof, who gives them more than they bargained for!
The summer holidays are here – plenty of time, but not much money. Prof suggests that they use the time to trace the mysterious diagram – the Tree of Life of the Kabbalah – across the landscape of modern London. Somewhere there are ten (or is it eleven?) Sephiroth, and the alignments that connect them into a precise configuration.
Can each Sephira – or node on the Tree of Life – have its own Temple, like a cathedral or a great mosque? Or could it be a railway station? Could there be other temples – dark, lost, golden, open-air or temples of dreams and nightmares? Not to mention shrines, megaliths, secret gardens, sentinels, guardians and more ... And who are the strange Seers that they must find?
Can they do it? Does it really exist? Whether they can or not, they're going to find out a lot about the geography and history of London, and so will you, if you stay with them ... Suitable for all so-called teenagers – from eleven to eleventy-one!

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BN ID: 2940162278733
Publisher: New Albion Press, England
Publication date: 02/23/2021
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 851 KB
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