[1] Diego de Durán, The Aztecs: The History of the Indies of New Spain, trans. Doris Heyden and Fernanda Horcasitas (New York: Orion Press, 1964), p. 246.
[2] Ibid., pp. 247–271.
[3] Motolinia, “Carra de Chihuahua” (1554), quoted in Tzvetan Todorov, The Conquest of America, trans. Richard Howard (New York: Harper & Row, 1984), p. 64.
[4] Todorov, Conquest of America, p. 77.
[5] Интервью Кэндис Перт см. в: Bill Moyers, Healing and the Mind (New York: Doubleday, 1993).
[6] Ларри Досси, из личного общения.
[7] Candace Pert, Molecules of Emotion: Why You Feel (New York: Scribner, 1997), p. 190.
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[9] Baltimore Sun, December 6, 2006.
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[12] Герберт Бенсон, из личного общения.
[13] Лин Фриман, из личного общения.
[14] Jeanne Achterberg, Barbara Dossey, and Leslie Kolkmeier, Rituals of Healing: Using Imagery for Health and Wellness (New York: Bantam Books, 1994).
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[16] Robert Moss, The Three “Only” Things (Novato, CA: New World Library, 2007), pp. 82–94.
[17] Ibid., pp. 201–208.
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Об авторе
Роберт Мосс родился в Австралии, и его увлечение миром снов началось уже в детстве, после того, как он испытал три околосмертных переживания и впервые узнал о традиционных подходах к снов и дению от своих друзей‑аборигенов. Он является пионером в области изучения активного сновидения – оригинального синтеза современной работы со снами и шаманских практик для путешествия и исцеления. Проводит семинары и обучение во всем мире. Кроме того, Мосс – писатель‑романист, журналист и независимый ученый. Он занимает должность профессора древней истории в Австралийском государственном университете, ведет авторскую колонку и является редактором журнала. Среди его многочисленных книг – «Осознанные сновидения», «Врата сновидений» и «Три всего лишь: сон, совпадение, воображение». Он является ведущим радиопрограммы «Путь сновидца» и возглавляет виртуальную школу сновидений. Роберт Мосс живет в северной части Нью‑Йорка. Адрес его веб‑сайта – www.mossdreams.com
[1]Ванджина – по верованиям австралийских аборигенов, божественные существа, жившие на Земле до того, как на нее ступила нога первого человека. Ванджина были расой творцов и создали бесчисленное разнообразие живых и неживых форм на планете. Когда же были созданы люди, ванджина покинули Землю. – Примеч. ред.
[2]Детерминативы – иероглифы в египетском письме, которые писались рядом с существительными, прилагательными и глаголами и указывали на смысловую категорию слова; например иероглиф, изображающий руку с зажатой в ней палкой, был детерминативом для слов, связанных с понятием силы – «сильный», «отнимать», «грабить». – Примеч. ред.
[3]Тризм челюсти – непроизвольное сокращние жевательных мышц, связанное с невозможностью открыть рот; вид судорог. – Примеч. ред.
[4]Пуджа – в пер. с санскрита «поклонение, молитва»; религиозный обряд в индуизме. – Примеч. ред.
[5]Веспасиан Тит Флавий (9–79 гг. н. э.) – римский император, основатель династии Флавиев. – Примеч. ред.
[6]Элий Аристид (117 (129?)–180 гг.) – выдающийся греческий оратор; до наших дней дошло около 50 его речей. – Примеч. ред.
[7]Миларепа – учитель тибетского буддизма, знаменитый йог‑практик, поэт, автор многих песен и баллад, до сих пор популярных на Тибете, один из основателей школы кагью. – Примеч. ред.
[8]Гамбопа (Гампопа) (1079–1153) – выдающийся учитель тибетского буддизма, автор многих авторитетных сочинений, один из основателей школы кагью, ученик Миларепы. – Примеч. ред.
[9]Махаяна (в пер. с санскр. – «великая колесница») – свод учений позднего буддизма. – Примеч. ред.
[10]Ефрем Сирийский (Сирин) – один из особо почитаемых учителей раннего христианства (IV век), канонизирован православной церковью. Автор более 1000 сочинений, среди которых особое значение имеют толкование Священного Писания. – Примеч. ред.
[11]«Хроники Зукнина» – монастырские хроники, созданные на сирийском языке в монастыре Зукнин (около нынешнего города Диярбакыр в Турции) и охватывавшие 582–842 гг. – Примеч. ред.
[12]Диоклетиан – римский император, правивший в 284–305 гг., один из тетрахов, управлял областями империи в востоку от Италии. Известен своими гонениями на христиан в 304–305 гг. – Примеч. ред.
[13]Птолемаида – город в Северной Греции. – Примеч. ред.
[14]Радегунда (521–587) – франкская королева, дочь Бертахара, короля Тюрингии, жена Хлотаря I. Ушла в монастырь после того, как ее муж убил в борьбе за власть во Франкском королевстве ее брата. В 552 г. Радегунда основала монастырь в Пуатье (впоследствии монастырь Святого Креста). Была канонизирована как святая.
[15]Абатон – часть здания в греческом храме, куда доступ был ограничен либо воспрещен. – Примеч. ред.
[16]Урук – город‑государство шумеров в Междуречье, храмовый и военный центр Южной Месопотамии. – Примеч. ред.
[17]Эсхил (525–656 гг. до н. э.) – древнегреческий драматург, создатель жанра трагедии.
[18]Роберт Льюис Стивенсон (1850–1894) – английский писатель и поэт, шотландец по происхождению. – Примеч. ред.
[19]Уильям Йетс (1865–1939) – выдающийся ирландский поэт. – Примеч. ред.
[20]Роже Кайуа (1913–1978) – французский писатель, философ, социолог. – Примеч. ред.
[21]В английском языке фамилии по такой модели не создаются, поэтому у автора – носителя английского языка фамилия Грибоедов вызвала удивление. – Примеч. ред.
[22]Андре Бретон (1896–1966) – французский писатель и поэт, основоположник сюрреализма. – Примеч. ред.
