A Gospel from Iraq : the Mandaean religion of the light / moderated and produced by James Bean.

Program Title:
A Gospel from Iraq : the Mandaean religion of the light / moderated and produced by James Bean.
PRA Archive #: 
SZ0785.02
Description: 

Examination of world spirituality, religion, books and music. Features world ethnic music, reviews of books and readings from various religious traditions, and explores holy books and writing by Saints and mystics from both the East and West.|A GOSPEL FROM IRAQ : THE MANDAEAN RELIGION OF THE LIGHT / moderated and produced by James Bean. SERIES: Sound currents of the spirit| no. 2 - Examineation of world spirituali9ty, religion, books and music. Features world ethnic music, reviews of books and readings from various religious traditions, and explores holy books and writing by Saints and mystics from both the East and West. CONTENT: This program explores the Mandaeans, a people who live in the Tigras Euphraties valley and practice an ancient gnostic faith. Examines their otherworldly sacred scriptures which describe other worlds of Light and the God of Ligyht. Bean examines the similarities between near death experience and Mandaean mysticism. Includes spiritural electronic music. - RECORDED: 1994.

This program explores the Mandaeans, a people who live in the Tigris Euphrates valley and practice an ancient gnostic faith. Examines their otherworldly sacred scriptures which describe other worlds of Light and the God of Light. Bean examines the similarities between near death experience and Mandaean mysticism. Includes spiritual electronic music.

Date Recorded on: 
1994.
Date Broadcast on: 
-0-
Item duration: 
1 reel (58 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., mono.|58:00
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Distributor: 
Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1994.
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