Sentence examples for mystical book from inspiring English sources

The Macedonian film is based on Le Livre Secret, a real mystical book written by the Bogomils, a Manichean cult whose ideas, carried back to France and Italy from the Balkans by returning crusaders in the 11th century, became the basis of the Cathar heresy.

It chronicles five friends who discover a mystical Book of the Dead, and summon a legion of demons.

There was something sad about the now dead religion, inscrutable to those who'd lived in Luxor their whole lives, the walls protected by Lucite and the mystical Book of Caverns, Book of the Earth, Book of Gates, open to the public, but unopened to most of their minds.

Mystical books purporting to be written by King Solomon were already circulating in the eastern Mediterranean during the first few centuries AD.

The star of The Matrix trilogy and Point Break has been tipped to play Doctor Strange in Marvel's forthcoming film about the mystical comic book defender of Earth, and the success of John Wick after a period of several high-profile box-office bombs might just lend him a newfound currency with the studios.

In many cases, however, the Islamic content proper is restricted to religious works—mystical treatises, books on Islamic law and its implementation, historical works praising the heroic deeds and miraculous adventures of earlier Muslim rulers and saints, or devotional works in honour of the Prophet Muhammad.

Try reading some of the more mystical fantasy books, as well as classics.

Before we get fired up on the sentimental notion that no longer will our children remember the mystical "smell" of books, or the joy of passing a book to a friend, let's take a moment to pause.

Prince Sadruddin's interest in Islamic art was sparked in his youth by his paternal grandmother's library of Persian books, mystical texts and astrological treatises.

A hundred and twenty pages into my book, a mystical rabbi -- a kabbalist -- dies, and his heartbroken assistant performs a taharah.

The book, a mystical allegory recounting the search for an elusive mountain said to link Heaven and Earth, has nothing to do with technology.