Explore the fascinating world of water worship and its enduring impact on human culture in "Folklore of Wells: Being a Study of Water-Worship in East and West" by R. P. Masani. This meticulously researched study delves into the religious aspects of water, examining the folklore, religious customs, and superstitions surrounding wells across diverse cultures.
Journey through historical accounts and anthropological observations as Masani uncovers the profound significance of water in ancient rituals and beliefs. From sacred geometry to folklore and mythology, this book offers a comprehensive exploration of water's symbolic power. Discover how water worship has shaped social structures and continues to resonate in contemporary society. This carefully prepared print republication offers readers a unique opportunity to explore a classic work on a timeless subject. Whether you are interested in religion, folklore, or the history of human belief systems, "Folklore of Wells" provides invaluable insights into our relationship with this essential element.
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