Esoteric symbols dating back to the star Sirius

A journey from the depths of Turkish mythology to the present day: rethink history, life, adventure and faith. This book invites you to a unique journey of ideas and history. It offers analysis within a wide framework, ranging from the Dogon tribe to esoteric symbols extending to the Sirius star. The book, which tells us that the spiritual heritage will be reborn, tells us the legend from the past.

What happened a century ago is repeating itself today and therefore it depicts the new process from Atatürk to Atabey. It offers a cultural memory to readers who are curious about a century ago. The book also brings to the pages what is happening today. As you read the book, you wonder what will happen next.

The book, which also offers the reader definitions of the wolf figure from cinema to literature, continues its story, which began in the Altai, with the Mongols. It also explains in detail its introduction to Islamic theology. This book appeals to those who are curious about the Awaited Man who came with a historical mission after Atatürk.

Mustafa Kemal Atatürk is the founding leader of Türkiye. The world knows him as Bozkurt. This book tells the story of Karakurt today. The journey continues from Bozkurt to Karakurt. Atabey is Karakurt. Marshal Tito's statement about Atatürk on the back cover of the book is actually a summary of the book. Tito says that cultural heritage will one day reveal the chosen one.

From Atakurt to Ataturk, from Ataturk to Atabey: "The wolf has come. It is important, the time is right."

Every country has a symbol. The symbol of the Turks is the wolf. Very few people know this. Even fewer know its story. This book is a source of information. It answers all questions.

Book Name: Kurt Geldi (The Wolf Came)

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