Eternal Guardians explores the widespread concept of guardians — from legendary warriors to angelic beings — examining their roles across diverse cultures and religions. The book investigates why societies, despite geographical and temporal separation, independently develop similar archetypes of protectors. It delves into the historical and religious contexts that shaped these figures, revealing the enduring human fascination with divine protectors. The book argues that guardian figures represent a fundamental human need for protection and cosmic order.
Eternal Guardians traces the evolution of these figures, providing historical background on the development of religious beliefs and mythological systems. It starts by introducing the concept of guardianship and protector archetypes, then examines warrior figures and angelic guardians before investigating supernatural beings in indigenous traditions. Through comparative analysis and accessible language, the book offers a unique perspective on mythology, revealing how guardian figures reflect the values and anxieties of the cultures that created them.
