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Picture of Alexandra David-Néel : la mère, le mari, le fils/Alexandra David-Néel: The Mother, the Husband, the Son

Alexandra David-Néel : la mère, le mari, le fils/Alexandra David-Néel: The Mother, the Husband, the Son

Laplagne Guy, Laplagne Jocelyne
Publication date 07/10/2025
EAN: 9782322664801
Availability Available from publisher
15.99 €
Spiritual Theatre Fragments: Alexandra David-Néel, Philippe, and YongdenDive into the extraordinary journey of Alexandra David-Néel, visionary explorer and orientalist, through her profound bonds with her husband Philippe Néel and her adopted son Yon... See full description
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Attribute nameAttribute value
Common books attribute
PublisherBOOKS ON DEMAND
Page Count112
Languagefr
AuthorLaplagne Guy, Laplagne Jocelyne
FormatPaperback / softback
Product typeBook
Publication date07/10/2025
Weight349 g
Dimensions (thickness x width x height)0.80 x 21.00 x 29.70 cm
Summary
Fragments de théâtre spirituel / Spiritual Theatre Fragments
Spiritual Theatre Fragments: Alexandra David-Néel, Philippe, and YongdenDive into the extraordinary journey of Alexandra David-Néel, visionary explorer and orientalist, through her profound bonds with her husband Philippe Néel and her adopted son Yongden. From the heights of the Himalayas to the refuge of Digne, this play blends travel, spiritual quest, and family transmission. An immersion into mystical East, with initiatory encounters, philosophical reflections, and vast landscapes.Fragments de théâtre spirituel : Alexandra David-Néel, Philippe et YongdenPlongez dans l'aventure extraordinaire d'Alexandra David-Néel, exploratrice et orientaliste visionnaire, à travers ses liens profonds avec son mari Philippe Néel et son fils adoptif Yongden. Des sommets de l'Himalaya aux refuges de Digne, cette pièce mêle voyage, quête spirituelle et transmission familiale. Une immersion dans l'Orient mystique, entre rencontres initiatiques, réflexions philosophiques et paysages immenses.