Kutsal Kase

René Guénon's "The Holy Grail" is an analytical journey into the depths of Western esotericism and traditional symbolism. Rather than romanticizing the Grail legend, this work delves into its historical and philosophical roots, inviting the reader to a serious intellectual exploration. While revealing the meanings hidden behind myths, Guénon shows that symbols are not merely mystical figures, but deep structures rooted in the collective memory of humanity. This examination, which extends from the mysterious texts of the Middle Ages to the philosophical traditions of the East, brings to light many mysteries, from Dante's texts to the Rosicrucians, from the symbolism of Weaving and Theater to "The Gift of Tongues." While following the traces of ancient wisdom with "The Secret Language of Dante and Fedeli d'Amore," you witness the unknown faces of the "Holy Grail" legend. "The Holy Grail" is an indispensable resource for anyone who wants to understand the historical and philosophical layers behind myths. This book is a powerful reference point for those who approach esotericism with a romantic interest, as well as for those who like to delve into the depths of thought.