The peacock is an important part of which faith?
Order of the Peacock Angel Order of the Peacock Angel Order of the Peacock Angel is the name of a Yazidi-influenced secret society described in the 1961 book, "Secret Societies Yesterday and Today" (subsequently reissued as "A History of Secret Societies"). The pseudonymous author, "Arkon Daraul", describes encountering members of the organization in the suburbs of London and attending their rituals. Daraul appears to be the only source for the existence of this group. "Peacock Angel" is the customary translation of "Melek Taus", the divinity honored by the Yazidi. According to Daraul, the English version of the cult was brought to Britain in 1913 by
Palace of the Peacock Palace of the Peacock Palace Of The Peacock (1960) is the first novel by Guyanese writer Wilson Harris. It is considered an important early postcolonial novel and a canonical text in Caribbean Literary Studies. The novel is the first in Harris's 'Guyana Quartet' of novels, which also include "The Far Journey of Oudin" (1961), "The Whole Armour" (1962) and "The Secret Ladder" (1963). The novel is set in the sixteenth century and presents the narrative of a group of men from different ethnic backgrounds making their way up a dangerous and turbulent river within the jungles of Guyana. The party