Artesanias con mandalas / Crafts with Mandalas

What are mandalas? They are concentric, harmonious, balanced designs. Working with them generates internal harmony, concentration, focus, and internal peace. Whether designs have their roots in Hinduism, Buddhism, Celtic art, or modern art, they all share the qualities that make them invaluable for self-healing. Working with mandalas helps boost self-knowledge and concentration, as well as flexibility in emotion, thought, and action. ¿Por qué hablamos de "mandalas"?, quizás porque hemos heredado el término de la sabiduría de la antigua India. Y con este término nos referimos a diseños...

Si bien los valores occidentales se han generalizado a escala mundial, muchas culturas, como la de los nahuas de México, han logrado mantenerse vivas gracias a la preservación de la lengua materna, ya que, como señala la autora de este volumen, en ella se elabora nuestro pensamiento. Para entender la cultura nahua y dilucidar de qué modo asimiló el pensamiento occidental cristiano, Sybille de Pury-Toumi realiza un estudio detallado del sistema léxico y etimológico de la lengua vernácula, así como de la tradición oral, que ha sido su terreno de expresión privilegiado.

When her parents are divorced, Theo comes to live with Lea's father and Lea and Theo become friends, but the relationship ends and Theo leaves for Athens. Lea misses her so much that when she comes of age she determines to find her again.

This volume contains material from three medieval Spanish treatises on linguistics: El arte de trobar by Enrique de Villena (1384-1434); the second book of Gramática castellana by Antonio de Lebrija (1444-1522); and the Arte de la poesía castellana by Juan del Encina (1469-1529).

"Thorough survey of Spanish-affiliated Masonic lodges in Puerto Rico. Treats Freemasonry as a social phenomenon with ideological incursions into religion, politics, colonialism, slavery, education, social assistance, etc. Includes glossary of terms and lists of lodges and members"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.