Cœurs et œufs de soleil - De Chartres à Champtoceaux et des bords de Loire au bout du monde

Hearts and eggs of sunlight - From Chartres to Champtoceaux and from the banks of the Loire to the ends of the Earth

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Description

In time immemorial, we inhabited places devoid of light. Then, in the era of megaliths, we allowed a ray of sunlight to break through on carefully selected dates: solstices and equinoxes for example. Each year, on a specific date, a ray of sunlight passes through a gap and illuminates the inside, as if to show us something. Since the Gothic era, the phenomenon has evolved: the sunlight no longer illuminates an object but depicts a stylised egg or heart which morph from one into the other... Why is this the case? This is what this work seeks to explain, firstly by presenting certain particular cases, then by proposing areas of research regarding sometimes unexpected developments. A thrilling subject, which is almost entirely unexplored in France

Introduction From Chartres to Champtoceaux: Chartres - Lyon and Nantes - Champtoceaux. - In France and further afield: Béhuard and Cunault - Elsewhere in France and beyond - A touch of heavenly mechanics. -Elsewhere in time: In ancient Egypt - To the time of the megaliths – In pre-Columbian America - Elsewhere in the world. Some areas for research: The pinhole effect - The Egyptian field - The Hebrew field - The field of the symbolic. A number of questions: To those who doubt - Unsettling questions - Inter-generational transmission. Conclusion Index of referenced locations. Annexes

Characteristics

Author		BERNARD BAUDRAS
Editor		EDILIVRE 2TAP
Book format		13 X 20 CM
Number of pages		128
Type of book		Broché
Date of publication		04/01/2017
Language		French
Dimensions		13,4 x 20,4