is an allegory of life and the search for one's own identity, historically interpreted as a quest for the Holy Grail and linked to personal experiences in a multi-layered way. The book is about the inner core of being human and its potential for development, which is realised through the child aspect as a symbol of universal creativity.
The book is aimed at all readers who have a desire for something new and want to see the world through different eyes. Mathematical knowledge is not required to read the book, even though some paragraphs in the text contain explanations based on numbers.

 

Softcover, A-5, 104 pages

Price: € 18

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is a work that explains the Mesoamerican world view using the tzolkin. The Olmecs, Mayas, Zapotecs and Aztecs already used the tzolkin to depict their ideas about the world. The Aztec Sun Stone contains this information carved in stone and in addition to the philosophical component, the book also explains the mathematical principles so that readers can recognise the structures and frequencies of the sacred calendar.
Intended for those who are already a little familiar with the tzolkin and the works of J. Arguelles and want to know more about it.

 

Softcover, A-4, coloured, 114 pages

Price: € 27

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is a collection of essays on the theory of numbers. It contains a colourful mix of contributions by the author from more than twenty years of his life and presents the basic order of numbers as immaterial building blocks of the cosmos.
Among other things, new numerals and combinations are presented that have not yet found their way into mathematics. The central theme here is the trinity of being (‘all good things come in threes’), which becomes visible in the 1:3 relationship analogue to the body-soul-spirit relationship.
For all people who want to work independently and in depth with number structures and get to know the invisible causal matrix of being.

 

Softcover, A-4, 197 pages

Price: € 23

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