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Alternative History

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• [ recommended ] A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson (298 pages) Bill Bryson is one of the world’s most beloved and bestselling writers. In A Short History of Nearly Everything, he takes his ultimate journey–into the most intriguing and consequential questions that science seeks to answer. It’s a dazzling quest, the intellectual odyssey of a lifetime, as this insatiably curious writer attempts to understand everything that has transpired from the Big Bang to the rise of civilization. Or, as the author puts it, “…how we went from there being nothing at all to there being something, and then how a little of that something turned into us, and also what happened in between and since.” This is, in short, a tall order.
• [ recommended ] Fingerprints of the Gods by Graham Hancock (490 pages) The bestselling author of The Sign and the Seal reveals the true origins of civilization. Connecting puzzling clues scattered throughout the world, Hancock discovers compelling evidence of a technologically and culturally advanced civilization that was destroyed and obliterated from human memory. An exciting journey of discovery that spans continents and centuries, seeking evidence of humanity's first great civilization.
• The Message of the Sphinx: A Quest for the Hidden Legacy of Mankind (332 pages) Is the Sphinx of prehistoric origin? Why was it built? In this provocative, rigorously argued report, revisionist Egyptologists Hancock (The Fingerprints of the Gods) and Bauval (The Orion Mystery) join forces to answer these questions and more as they examine the Sphinx and its relation to the other monuments of the Giza plateau. Working from the premise that the Giza complex encodes a message, they begin with recently discovered geological evidence indicating that the deep erosion patterns on the flanks of the Sphinx were caused by 1000 years of heavy rain. Such conditions last existed in Egypt at the end of the last ice age, about 10,000-9,000 B.C., meaning that the Sphinx may be more than 12,000 years old (not the generally accepted 4500 years). The authors go on to suggest, using computer simulations of the sky, that the pyramids, representing the three stars of Orion's Belt, along with associated causeways and alignments, constitute a record in stone of the celestial array at the vernal equinox in 10,500 B.C. This moment, they contend, represents Zep Tepi, the "First Time," often referred to in the hieroglyphic record. They show how the initiation rituals of the Egyptian pharaohs replicate on Earth the sun's journey through the stars in this remote era, and they suggest that the "Hall of Records" of a lost civilization may be located by treating the Giza Plateau as a template of these same ancient skies. These daring, well-argued theories will raise the hackles of orthodox Egyptologists?but that doesn't mean they're wrong.
• The First Three Minutes: A Modem View of the Origin of the Universe by Weinberg Steven (168 pages)
• [ recommended ] Holy Blood, Holy Grail (537 pages) Is it possible Christ did not die on the cross? Is it possible Jesus was married, a father, and that his bloodline still exists? Is it possible that parchments found in the South of France a century ago reveal one of the best-kept secrets of Christendom? Is it possible that these parchments contain the very heart of the mystery of the Holy Grail? According to the authors of this extraordinarily provocative, meticulously researched book, not only are these things possible, they are probably true! so revolutionary, so original, so convincing, that the most faithful Christians will be moved; here is the book that has sparked worldwide controversy. The authors argue that there is evidence that Jesus married Mary Magdalene, had one or more children, and that those children or their descendants emigrated to what is now southern France. Once there, they intermarried with the noble families that would eventually become the Merovingian dynasty, which is championed today by a secret society called the Priory of Sion.
• Ancient Man - The Beginning of Civilizations by Van Loon (62 pages) As for art and the sciences, these did not interest them very much. They regarded with suspicion a man who could play the lute or who could write a poem about Spring and only thought him little better than the clever fellow who could walk the tightrope or who had trained his poodle dog to stand on its hind legs. They left such things to the Greeks and to the Orientals, both of whom they despised, while they themselves spent their days and nights keeping order among the thousand and one nations of their vast empire.
• The Atlantis Encyclopedia by Frank Joseph (314 pages) A handbook of Atlantean information for general readers and specialists alike! This is an invaluable, one-of-a-kind reference. Unlike most other books on the subject, The Atlantis Encyclopedia offers fewer theories and more facts. Although it does not set out to prove the sunken capital actually existed, The Atlantis Encyclopedia musters so much evidence on its behalf, even skeptics may conclude that there must be at least something factual behind such an enduring, indeed global legend. You’ll learn: * What was Atlantis? * Where was it located? * How long ago did it flourish? * How was it destroyed? * What became of its survivors? * Have any remains of Atlantis ever been found? * Will Atlantis ever be found? * Did Atlantis have any impact on America?
• Rudolf Steiner- Cosmic Memory (121 pages) Prehistory of Earth and Man. In the best tradition of ancient wisdom literature, Cosmic Memory reconstructs from the akashic record events between the origin of the earth and the beginning of recorded history, including a core investigation of the origins, achievements, and the fate of the Atlanteans and Lemurians. These remarkable "lost" root races developed the first concepts of "good" and "evil", manipulated the forces of nature, laid the groundwork of all human legal and ethical systems, and defined and nurtured the distinctive yet complementary powers of men and women that brought humankind, many centuries ago, to its highest artistic, intellectual, and spiritual attainments. Through this discussion of our true origins, Cosmic Memory gives us a genuine foundation for our lives; allows us to realize our real value, dignity, and essence; enlightens us about our connection with the world around us; and shows us our highest goals, our true destiny.

 

 

 

Alternative Healing

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• Pocket Guide to Herbal Medicine (505 pages)

• The Ayurveda Encyclopedia: Natural Secrets to Healing, Prevention & Longevity (688 pages) @300cr Although there is no shortage of books that attempt to explain Ayurveda medicine (a system that originated in India about 5000 years ago) to a popular audience, the author, instructor at the Ayurveda Holistic Health Center in Bayville, NY, claims that this is the first English-language textbook on the subject. However, he does little to simplify this complicated system and goes into too much detail not only for average readers but for health practitioners who want to learn more about this form of treatment. Many of his statements seem far-fetched (e.g., can the color orange really help with menstrual cramps?). Organization is poor; for instance, information on therapies for diabetes is spread throughout the book rather than being concentrated in the section on diseases. Perhaps the most useful information here is the list of Ayurvedic resources and the glossary containing clear definitions of many of the terms used.

• Traditional Chinese Medicine (18.7 MB program file)

• Use of Qigong Therapy in the Detoxification of Heroin Addict (Original Research Paper - 9 pages)

• Pranic Healing by Choa Kok Sui @250cr (281 pages) This is a complete book using universal prana to heal yourself and others. Pranic Healing presents a unique holistic approach used to treat a variety of ailments, from fever to heart conditions to cancer. By tapping into pranic or "ki" (chi) energy - the universal force which is our life force - the author teaches how to heal. Written in an easy-to-follow format, the author presents techniques for beginning, intermediate and advanced healing. He works with eleven - not seven - major chakras, as well as minor chakras located in the feet, hands, throat and jaw, and teaches us how to use their energy correctly. In the advanced stages, he presents healing with color prana and explains the specific properties of each color and how it is used in healing process. Pranic Healing is a significant contribution to the field of alternative and holistic healing. A must for those interested in healing themselves and others.

• Ken Cohen - The Practice of Qigong: Meditation and Healing (14.8MB zipped MP3s, duration: 4 hours 54 minutes) @300cr The Practice of Qigong Ken Cohen Learn every phase of this powerful system for tapping into qi – the vital life force of your body and the universe. Five complete sessions reveal qigong’s secrets of breathing, posture, healing imagery, visualization, and much more. "It is rare to find the caliber of teacher such as Ken Cohen.

• Awaken Healing Energy through the Tao: Taoist Secret of Circulating Internal Energy by Mantak Chia @300cr (195 pages) A good point to begin if your interested in working with his books. This book clearly describes two meditation exercises to improve the flow of chi through the energy circuits in the body. The first involves sending positive energy to your internal organs and other structures so that they can function better. The second is the "microcosmic orbit," a very ancient practice which moves energy in a circular motion up the spine, over the head, down the front of the body, and back up the spine. At the end of this exercise the chi is then focused in the Tan Tien center, right below the navel.

• The Five Tibetan Rites (46 pages) Ancient & alternative treatments for catastrophic diseases. 

• @1250cr The Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine - 4 Volume set (Second Edition) The fact that some alternative health treatments are now covered by health insurance is proof that they have entered the mainstream. The second edition of this set is "a one-stop source for alternative medical information" containing more than 800 articles covering 150 therapies, 275 diseases and conditions, and 300 herbs and other remedies. Alternative health practitioners, educators, pharmacists, and medical writers wrote the alphabetical, signed articles. All entries have resource lists of books, articles, and organizations, and many are illustrated with black-and-white photographs. Sidebars with biographies of leaders in the field, such as Edward Bach, Deepak Chopra, and David Palmer, are a new feature. A photo gallery of color plates of medicinal plants appears in each volume. Many entries have sidebars containing glossaries of key terms.
  
  The entries for therapies (Acupuncture, Rolfing) discuss origins, benefits, precautions, side effects, and research and general acceptance. Those covering herbs and other remedies (Gotu kola, Saw palmetto) describe general use, preparations, precautions, side effects, and interactions. Information about diseases and conditions covers definitions, descriptions, causes and symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, allopathic treatment, expected results, and prevention. Cross-references make locating relevant material easy. The articles are written in lay language, so they are easy to read and understand.
  
  The second edition has a glossary and an expanded organization list that includes mainstream organizations such as the American Medical Association. It also has information about the efficacy of the various treatments based on research conducted at institutions such as the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine at the National Institutes of Health. Controversial topics, such as the link between childhood vaccines and autism, are covered, but the article on vaccines does not include a citation for the information on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Web site citing studies that show no evidence for this.
  
  Although this edition has only 50 new articles, the expanded coverage and inclusion of evidence-based study data make it a valuable addition to collections in health-science, consumer health, and large public libraries.

  • Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine: Vol. 1 - A to C (602 pages)

  • Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine: Vol. 2 - D to K (599 pages)

  • Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine: Vol. 3 - L to R (615 pages)

  • Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine: Vol. 4 - S to Z (667 pages)

• Meir Scheider's Miracle Eyesight Method (77MB zipped MP3s) Meir Schneider can see - and that's a miracle. Born without sight, he refused to give in to his blindness and instead began an intensive exploration of sight and self-healing systems. Miracle Eyesight Method is Meir Schneider's original bestselling audio program for better eye health. Covers the full theoretical foundations of natural eyesight improvement plus Schneider's complete set of techniques for exercising your eyes back to health. This uniquely qualified authority on mind/body health teaches his innovative methods for improving vision naturally. This step-by-step course comes complete with special charts for exercising the eyes back to health. Listeners can use these techniques to see the world with less strain, greater acuity, and a more spacious visual field.

 

 

Exorcism

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• A Brief Handbook of Exorcism (10 pages)
• A Simple Exorcism (3 pages)

 

 

 

Martinism

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• Ambelain - Le Martinisme (184 pages) Martinism - History and doctrine. Occult and Mystical Freemasonry. Ambelain, Robert. 1946. Le Martinisme. PARIS: Editions Niclaus, Translation by Piers A. Vaughan, 2003
• Man, His True Nature & Ministry (249 pages) Saint-Martin, Louis-Claude de. Man, His True Nature & Ministry. Orig. Translation by Edward Burton Penny, 1864. Partial Contents: On Nature: Man, not outward Nature, the witness of Divinity; Marriage-Man is God's book; Heaven taken by violence; man the mirror of God's wonders; The Universe in pain; Cause of Nature's groans; Birth of matter; Hypothesis of Jacob Bohme; Inhabitancy of Planets; Final Causes; Repose of Nature, the Soul, and the Word should come from Man; On Man: What is Spirit? man's origin; The Magism of God; Man, the continuation or recommencement of God; Door of Light and love in Man; How to attain God's Action; The Fall; Human institutions derive from above; Blood of clean animals; The Exodus; Law of Sacrifices; Three degrees of abominations; Mosaic law preparatory to spiritual law; Man delivered from prison of his blood; The Eucharist; Progress of individual man towards Canaan; The perfecting of our faculties hereafter requires sacrifice of all here; God's love and Man's insensibility; The work of the man of faith reacts on the whole tree of Man; On the Word: The Word sustains all things; The Words requires an apprenticeship; The true Cross; The substance of men's words; Power of the enemy during night; Duties, responsibilities, and misdirection of literary men; Religious literature; Gradations in Adam's fall; Demonstration of God and the soul; The sublime is God, and all that connects us with Him; Ministers of the Word withholding the key of knowledge; Desire, the principle of movement; Three degrees of the Word; Progressive names, states, and processes; Who should teach the deep things of God; Eternity in a point of time.
• The Natural Table (80 pages) Saint-Martin, Louis-Claude de: Natural Table of the Correspondences between God, Man and the Universe, 1782, Chapters 13, 14, 15, 16, 17,18, 19, Translation by Piers A. Vaughan, 2003.
• The Cloud Upon the Sanctuary (35 pages) Eckartshausen's Cloud Over the Sanctuary is an announcement to "those capable of light" that there is still a "Community of Light,:" or a wisdom school, where the sacred mysteries are kept. Rosicrucians, Martinists, Freemasons, and Theosophists-read this essential book!

• Robert Ambelain - Spiritual Alchemy (103 pages) Translated by Piers A. Vaughan

• Robert Ambelain - Practical Kabbalah Part 1 (85 pages) @300cr |  Practical Kabbalah Part 2 (176 pages)  @300cr  Introduction to the study of Kabbalah, both mystical and practical, and to using its Traditions and Symbols with a view to Theurgy. Translated by Piers A. Vaughan.

• Robert Ambelain - Templars and Rose Croix (80 pages)

• Robert Ambelain - Freemasonry in Olden Times (226 pages) Ceremonies and Rituals from the Rites of Mizraïm and Memphis

• Robert Ambelain - Contemporary Martinism (35 pages)

• Eighty Aphorisms and Maxims of Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin (15 pages)

• The Ministry of the Spirit-Man by Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin (47 pages)

• Ten Prayers by the Unknown Philosopher (17 pages)
• The Red Book by Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin (34 pages)
• Michel de Saint Martin - Revelations: Spiritual Conversations (113 pages)
• History and Doctrines of the Rose-Croix by Paul Sédir (119 pages)

 

 

 

Mysticism

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• Dark Night Of The Soul: A Masterpiece in the Literature of Mysticism by St. John of the Cross (96 pages) As a Carmelite monk, the 16th-century Spanish mystic St. John of the Cross was well trained in the systematic theology of St. Thomas Aquinas. In Dark Night of the Soul, St. John's sharply organized mind gives clean shape to his mystical belief in a loving Being somewhere outside the realm of feeling, thought, or imagination, who can only be known through love. Dark Night of the Soul describes the process of purgation, first of senses, and then of spirit, that precedes the soul's loving Union with God. To quote from this book would detract from the coiled power of its tightly focused picture of the soul's progress; suffice it to say that there has never been a better book for discouraged Christians. When you cannot understand what or why you believe, but you find yourself unable to abandon faith, look to St. John for help.
• [ recommended ] Beyond the Himalayas by M. MacDonald-Bayne, M,C,, PH.D., D.D. (128 pages)
• [ recommended ] The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion by Sir James George Frazer (547 pages)
• On the Nature of Things by Titus Lucretius Carus (204 pages) Anyone and everyone interested in the history of science, Western intellectual history, and the non-hedonistic Epicurean way of life will find the rich material here both interesting and enriching. Lucretius is the only major thinker of antiquity to have a profound influence in the modern age, and his rediscovery after centuries of neglect is enlightening.
• The Book of Halloween by Ruth Edna Kelley (78 pages) This book is intended to give the reader an account of the origin and history of Hallowe’en, how it absorbed some customs belonging to other days in the year,—such as May Day, Midsummer, and Christmas. The context is illustrated by selections from ancient and modern poetry and prose, related to Hallowe’en ideas.
• The Tao of Physics: An Exploration of the Parallels Between Modern Physics ad Eastern Mysticism by Frifjof Capra (328 pages)
• Mystical Encounters with the Natural World: Experiences and Explanations (337 pages)

 

 

 

Spiritualism

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• The Seven Principles of Spiritualism (13 pages)
• [ recommended ] The Medium's Book by Allan Cardec (473 pages)
• [ recommended ] The Spirit's Book by Allan Cardec (430 pages)
• A Guide to Mediumship and Physical Unfoldment (303 pages) A Guide to Mediumship and Physical Unfoldmen, by E. W and M. H Wallis, a guidebook of spirit contact and mediumship.
• Blue Island (122 pages) by Pardoe Woodman and Estelle Stead, a book about spiritualism
• Death and it's Mystery Before Death: Proof of the Existence of the Soul by Camille Flammarion (171 pages) Proofs of the Existence of the Soul
• The Nature of Ghosts (3 pages)
• Spirit Teachings by Willian Stainton Moses (166 pages) Here, in language of matchless prose, is contained the religious, philosophical and ethical implications of Spiritualism, as viewed by the spirit world. The communicators, by sheer brilliant logic, compelled their medium to abandon, stage by stage, his orthodox religious beliefs. They gave clear evidence of their high purpose and furnished him with irrefutable proofs of Survival.
• Philosophy of Spiritual Activity by Rudolf Steiner (101 pages) A modern philosophy of life developed by scientific methods, being an enlarged and revised edition of "The Philosophy of Freedom" together with the original thesis on "Truth and Science." Contents: Theory of Freedom; Reality of Freedom; Ultimate Questions; Truth and Science.
• Knowledge of the Higher Worlds and it's Attainment by Rudolf Steiner (90 pages) Even if one is not interested in knowing about and experiencing higher worlds, this book is a great guide to living, full of wisdom and insight. A true spiritual path is also a path toward becoming a mature human being, which may not be terribly exciting to people seeking spiritual fireworks or wanting to promote egoistic aims. This path is one of selflessness and the strengthening of attention; both needed in an self-centered world suffering from an ever increasing attention deficit disorder. Steiner only speaks of what he has experienced personally. He is not a guru and expects no one to take his word for the truth of what he says. He encourages one to be open minded, try the exercises with patience and consistency(harder than one might think)and verify the truth for one's self.
• What Is Death: A Scientist Looks at the Cycle of Life by T.Volk (244 pages) Answering the question "What is death?" by focusing on the individual is blinkered. It restricts attention to a narrow zone around the individual body of a creature. Instead, how expansive is the answer we receive when we look at the context of death within the biosphere. Death now is tied to all of life, via the atmosphere and ocean. Death supports the awesome biological enterprise of making abundant the green and squiggly life. Talk about death has headed us straight into a contemplation of life, not only individual life, but big life, life on a global scale. Death and life are neatly dovetailed by the supreme cabinetmaker of evolution. Again, the crucial feature is not the death of any one creature per se, but rather what is done with death. To reach into the meaning of death, we must reach out into the wider context of which death is a part.
• Astral Worship by J.H. Hill (35 pages) Applying the anniversaries inculcated in the worship of God Sol to his imaginary incarnations, the founders of the ancient Astrolatry made them refer to the several stages of human existence from infancy to mature age. Hence, comparing the first day of infantile life to the shortest day of the year, it would naturally be expected that they would have placed the anniversary of the Nativity exactly at the Winter solstice; but, having conceived the idea that the sun stood still for the space of three days at each of the cardinal points, and making it represent the figurative death of the genius of that luminary, they fixed the date for its observance three days later, or on the 25th of December. Contents: Geocentric System of Nature; Sacred Numbers, 7 and 12; Twelve Thousand year Cycle; Ancient Triad; God Sol; Ancient Cosmogony; Fall and Redemption of Man; Incarnations of God Sol; Fable of the Twelve Labors; Solar Worship; Zodiacal Symbols of Solar Worship; Signs of the Cross; Future Rewards and Punishments; Ancient Christianity; The Prophecies; Roman or Modern Christianity; Freemasonry and Druidism; The Sabbath; Pious Frauds, Personifications of the Divisions of Time.
• Warding and Communing with Sub Psychic Entities (3 pages)
• The Astral Planes and other Worlds of Spirits (3 pages)
• What Becomes of the Soul After Death (144 pages) All you wanted to know about death and the life beyond. "What becomes of the Soul after death?" is an eternal quest of man since time immemorial. Soul is immortal. Life on earth is halting place on the way to achievement of the goal of Life,God realization. Death is not the end of life but is a process of changing the instrument of experience. Birth is inevitably followed by death and death by rebirth. Life is a long chain,of which recurring births,planery lives and deaths are the links. Science about departed Souls and their planes of living is a subject of absorbiong interest. The other side of the death is scientifically examined and carefully described in this book of Swami Sivanananda Maharaj. It also gives an insight into different beliefs of various races and religions. The significance of different practices and customs in connection with the dead along with the beneficial effects of such oblations is explained in detail in the following chapters. Presentation of some of the rebirth cases along with a question and answer section makes an interesting reading. A careful study of the book will remove the veil of ignorance and the knowledge will make one free from horrors of death.
• Heaven and Hell (368 pages) Heaven and Hell is a classic, mind-altering canonical text of Western spirituality.
• Rudolf Steiner - A Road to Self Knowledge (41 pages)

 

 

 

Supernatural

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• Beyond the Five Senses by L Bargery Bazett (75 pages) deals with certain phenomena that one comes across when stepping out of the world of sense to that which lies beyond it; that is, to the supernormal or transcendental, or whatever people prefer to call it. It covers a number of very diverse perceptions; and there are, of course, others beyond these in so vast a field of research.
• Book of the damned (232 pages) Strange and weird events and phenomena; rains of blood, UFOs, ghosts, and more: meticulously collected.

• The Origin of Superstitions and Customs (108 pages) T Sharper Knowlson This book was first published in 1930 and presents a wide-ranging account of many of our most common superstitions - many still surprisingly prevalent today. These include beliefs and customs surrounding the days and seasons of the year, popular marriage customs, dreams, the use of palmistry, astrology, omens, and much else.

• Hearing Voices and Psychic Phenomena - Sam Fryman (25 pages)

 

 

 

Religious Warfare

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• Malleus Maleficarum (729 pages) by Heinrich Kramer and James Sprenger. The Malleus Maleficarum ("The Hammer of Witches", “Witch Hammer”, or the "Hexenhammer") is arguably the most important treatise on prosecuting witches to have come out of the witch hysteria of the Renaissance. It is a comprehensive witch-hunter’s handbook first published in Germany in 1487 that grew into dozens of editions spread throughout Europe and had a profound impact on witch trials on the Continent for about 200 years. This work is notorious for its use in the witch hunt hysteria which peaked in the mid-16th through mid-17th centuries.
• Devil in Shape of a Man: Witchcraft, Conflict and Belief in Jacobean England (30 pages) Karlsen has written an intriguing social history of witchcraft in Puritan New England (1620-1725). She unearths detailed evidence which demonstrates that prosecuted and accused witches generally were older, married women who had violated the religious and/or economic Puritan social hierarchy. Beyond their childbearing years and sometimes the recipients of inheritances, these women threatened the male-dominated social order and drew the ire of middle-aged men who accused them of witchcraft. A well-written, provocative addition to the recent scholarship on New England witchcraft.
• Oxford University Press: Religious Warfare in Europe 1400-1536 (248 pages) Religious warfare has been a recurrent feature of European history. In this intelligent and readable new study, the distinguished Crusade historian Norman Housley describes and analyses the principal expressions of holy war in the period from the Hussite wars to the first generation of the Reformation. The context was one of both challenge and expansion. The Ottoman Turks posed an unprecedented external threat to the 'Christian republic', while doctrinal dissent, constant warfare between states, and rebellion eroded it from within. Professor Housley shows how in these circumstances the propensity to sanctify warfare took radically different forms. At times warfare between national communities was shaped by convictions of 'sacred patriotism', either in defending God-given native land or in the pursuit of messianic programmes abroad. Insurrectionary activity, espceially when driven by apocalyptic expectations, was a second important type of religious war. In the 1420s and early 1430s the Hussites waged war successfully in defence of what they believed to be 'God's Law'. And some frontier communities depicted their struggle against non-believers as religious war by reference to crusading ideas and habits of thought. Professor Housley pinpoints what these conflicts had in common in the ways the combatants perceived their own role, their demonization of their opponents, and the ongoing critique of religious war in all its forms. This is a major contribution to both Crusade history and the study of the Wars of Religion of the early modern period. Professor Housley explores the interaction between Crusade and religious war in the broader sense, and argues that the religious violence of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries was organic, in the sens that it sprang from deeply rooted proclivities within European society.

 

 

 

Vampirism

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• The Vampire Bible (27 pages) The Vampiric Philosophy, Rituals and Texts. This book includes the essentials to practice the Vampire religion.
• The Vampire Codex: A Manual of Magick and Energy Work by Michelle Belanger (40 pages) In The Psychic Vampire Codex, Michelle Belanger, author and psychic vampire, introduces readers to the fascinating system of energy work used by vampires themselves and provides the actual codex text widely used by the vampire community for instruction in feeding and other techniques. Belanger also examines the ethics of vampirism and offers readers methods of protection from vampires. The Psychic Vampire Codex explodes all preconceptions and myths about who and what psychic vampires really are and reveals a vital and profound spiritual tradition based on balance, rebirth, and an integral relationship with the spirit world.
• Bladed Ankh by Dimitrios Ravnalis (96 pages) The Vampire Bible • The Vampire Codex • The Scroll of Elorath v9.0 • The Black Veil v2.0 • Vampire Terminology • The Black Veil v1.0 • A Handbook of Werewolfism

 

 

 

Nostradamus

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• Writings of Nostradamus (132 pages)
• Nostradamus Prophecy on the III World War (19 pages)

 

 

 

Unsorted

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• Alphabet of the Earth - Sacred Geometry's Golden Meaning by Daniel Winter (259 pages)

• The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri (233 pages) The elevated sound of poetry are here heard. Not fisical reality, but the ideal; In the Paradiso, ideas and feelings are visible. Dante sees God's unexpressible force: love.

• [ recommended ] The Doors Of Perception by Aldous Huxley (24 pages) Aldous Huxley, author of the bestselling Brave New World, explores, as only he can, the mind's remote frontiers and the unmapped areas of human consciousness. These astounding essay are among the most profound studies of the effects of mind-expanding drugs written in the twentieth century. These book became essential for the counterculture during the 1960s and influenced a generation's perception of life.

• The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two: Some Limits on our Capacity for Processing Information (19 pages)

• The Marriage of Heaven and Hell: In Full Color by William Blake (11 pages)

• The Canon: An Exposition of the Pagan Mystery Perpetuated in the Cabala As the Rule of All Arts (418 pages) This is a remarkable book by a well read and researched freemason which deserves a place in the library of any occutist. The majority of the text consists of a numerical analysis of geometric proportions according to the Qabalah, although it contains others subjects such as ancient rituals, Freemasonry, and god names, as well. The primary thesis of the author is the idea that much of the architechture, art, and religious practices throughout the ages have been permeated by what he refers to as a "canonical law". This Canon is none other than the teachings of the Qabalah, secretly handed down through many traditions and civilizations.

• The Enchiridion of Indulgence (75 pages)

• Balancing Personal Working Energies (3 pages)

• Sample of The Black Mass (6 pages)

• Thomas Hobbes - Leviathan (244 pages)

• Emotional Freedom (88 pages)

• Earthly & Heavenly Mystery & The Image of the Soul by Jacob Boehme (17 pages) Nature of the will

• Varying Appearances of Clasification in Human Pineal Gland: A Light Microscopic Study (5 pages)

• Black Magic as Revolutionary Action a 2 page sample curse from a book

• How to use a Pendulum to help you predict the winners of horse & greyhound races, lotto & lottery, stock market, ball games, football pools, sporting events & more.

• The Pendulum (3 pages) in 3 lessons

• An Introduction to Orgonite (21 pages)

• How to Build Radionic Device (8 pages)

• Electrokinesis learn to control and use electricity.

• The Technicians Guide to the LHP (75 pages) Being an exposition of the transformation of consciousness through the path of resistance, its techniques, psychology, philosophy and metaphysical basis of the antinomian path of spiritual dissent.

• It's in the Ether A Scientific explanation how the human body resonates to a wide variety of etheric frequencies

• Ashtaroth (53 pages)

• Manifesto of the Communist Party (45 pages) By Karl Marx and Fredrick Engels. Originally published on the eve of the 1848 European revolutions, The Communist Manifesto is an account of the worldview of Marx and Engels, the fathers of modern-day Communism. The basis of their manifesto? That labor creates wealth; hence capitalism is exploitive and antithetical to freedom.

• Theosophic-Correspondence (221 pages) Saint-Martin, Louis-Claude de: Theosophic Correspondence. Orig. Translation by Edward Burton Penny. 1863.

• Ritual Implements in Tibetan Buddhism: A Symbolic Appraisal (8 pages)

• Word and Revelation of Esdras

• The Magic Code (geek code - fun!)

• Fourteen Auspicious Dreams of Mother Trishala (4 pages)

• Heidelberg Catechism (66 pages)

• Revelation of John (6 pages)

• The Biological Function of the Third Eye (4 pages)

• The Theogony of Hesiod (23 pages)

• The Rationalist's Manual (80 pages)

• A Course in Time Travel (408 pages) A Handbook for Multidimensional Consciousness

• A Rite of the Werewolf (15 pages)

• Sapientiae-Christianae - On Christians as Citizens: Encyclical Of Pope Leo XIII On Christians As Citizens by Pope Leo XIII (21 pages)

• The Arrest of Jesus (4 pages)

• The Function of Pyramids (4 pages)

• Ars Memorativa ( The Art of Memory) (7 pages)

• The Seven Sermons to the Dead (9 pages)

• Karma: The Law of Consequences (25 pages)

• The Astral Light (17 pages) Theosopical Manual

• The Secret Anatomy of the World (13 pages)

• The Secret Physiology of the World (10 pages)

• The Science of Nature (34 pages)

• Hierarchies: The Ladder of Life (27 pages) Theosopical Manual

• Lycanthropy: A Handbook of Werewolfism (7 pages) This book contains the basic elements for exploration into a fascinating, yet largely untouched, facet of occultism; Lycanthropy (Werewolfism).

• The Hysterical Male - New Feminist Theory by Arthur and Marilouise Kroker (Culture text) (287 pages) A companion to the editors' Body Invaders , this book offers 16 pieces that range from the academic to the pornographic. Readers not yet seduced into accepting post-modern analysis--a prerequisite for understanding several of the works--may wonder if this emperor is wearing any clothes. In "The Fetish in sex, lies & videotape ," Berkeley Kaite discusses "Baudrillard's critique of the 'metaphysic of alienated essence,' which . . . challenges the unyielding base-superstructure model whereby use-value . . . is a reflection of an anterior reality." Less obscure is Shannon Bell's "Feminist Ejaculations," a politically oriented discussion of female secretions during sex, complete with a how-to guide and a "pornographic, erotic, and educational" photo of the author masturbating. Angela Miles's intriguing "Confessions of a Harlequin Reader" suggests that the macho male of pulp romance is actually a nurturing mother figure. In "This Is Not a President," Diane Rubenstein suggests that George Bush is a living example of trompe l'oeil and, at times, resembles the 19th-century female hysterics studied by Freud.

• Albert Einstein - The World as I See It (82 pages)

• Viktor Schauberger - The Water Wizard: The Extraordinary Properties of Natural Water (220 pages)

• Melchizedek Drunvalo - The Ancient Secret Of The Flower Of Life (235 pages)

• Springmeier - The Watchtower & The Masons - A Preliminary Investigation (dark side of Jehovah's Witnesses) (1990) (244 pages)

• Spells and Spellcrafting (46 pages)
• The Modern Western Occult Tradition by Aaron Leitch (16 pages)
• Magical Use of Psalms (6 pages)
• A Complete Guide to Black Magic & The Occult by Abdul Alhazred (10 pages)
• Esoteric Structure of the Alphabet (22 pages)
• ESPtelepathy (5 pages)
• [ recommended ] Index of Forbidden Books Roman Catholic Index of Forbidden Books; includes Solomonic resources
• A hundred aphorisms containing the whole body of magic (8 pages)
• Magical Metalworking - Making Simple Metal Charms (7 pages)
• Occult Glossary: A Compendium of Oriental and Theosophical Terms by G. de Purucker A compendious glossary of commonly used Oriental and Theosophical terms to be helpful for students of esoteric philosophy.
• Ice Magick by Frater U.`.D.`. (5 pages)

 

 

 

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