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Kala Sarpa, “the serpent of time,” is an astrological pattern wherein all of the planets occupy half of the chart as defined by the axis of the moon’s nodes, Rahu and Ketu. Although one in eight people have Kala Sarpa in their charts, few know whether it constitutes a yoga, a sign of power and...

Magic, always part of the occult underground in North America, has experienced a resurgence since the 1960s. Although most contemporary magical religions have come from abroad, they have found fertile ground in which to develop in North America. Who are today's believers in Witchcraft and how do they...

It was my privilege, many years ago, to make the acquaintance of the obscure literary hermit, whose talk I have tried to reproduce in the pages that follow. Our first meeting was one of those chance affairs that now and then mitigate the loneliness of the London streets, and a second hazard led to the...

Two ladies were seated in a great dim room, partially illuminated by fits and starts with gleams of firelight. The large windows showed a pale dark sky, in which twilight was giving place to night, and across which the brown branches of the trees, rough with the buds of March, tossed wildly in a hurricane...

Based on a true story of one woman that took place in the rural town of Blue Ridge, Texas beginning in 1995 – and the countless healings, miracles and stories of faith that followed, touching the lives  of every person who knew her and witnessed her miraculous spiritual transformation.  ...

New evidence showing that the earliest origins of human culture, religion, and technology derive from the lost world of the Denisovans • Explains how Göbekli Tepe and the Giza pyramids are aligned with the constellation of Cygnus and show evidence of enhanced sound-acoustic technology •...

Chi ha detto che l'illuminazione sia qualcosa che trascende il corpo e la materia? Chi ha stabilito che il processo di realizzazione spirituale sia difficile e complesso? Chi ha instillato l'idea che l'illuminazione porti con sé la risoluzione di tutti i problemi, la conoscenza assoluta del tutto...

Schemzeddin was in his two and twentieth year when he mounted the throne of Persia. His great wisdom and extraordinary endowments rendered him the delight of his people, and filled them with expectations of a glorious and happy reign. Amongst the number of persons who stood candidates for the young...

IT would not be consistent with the proposed character of this work to enlarge on the Christian dispensation, as connected with the sacred feast of Christmas; to show Christianity as old as the Creation; that the fall of man naturally involved his punishment; and hence the vicarious sacrifice of our...

A dramatic life-altering out-of-body experience at the age of sixteen opened the author's mind to a new way of seeing the world. Her mother demanded that she never tell anyone about this event. Years later she felt an extremely strong urge to share it, possibly help people understand there is...

In the days of Abd-er-Rahman, who was among the wisest and most glorious of the Commanders of the Faithful, there resided in the City of Bagdad an elderly merchant of such enormous wealth that his lightest expressions of opinion caused the markets of the Euphrates to fluctuate in the most alarming manner....

The purpose of this book is to present esoteric teachings similar to those given to Alice A. Bailey during the period between the two great world wars and offer them to the public in an updated form that is short, concise and simple. The original teachings from the Master Djwhal Khul were presented...

Song of Existence is a novel about the divinity inherent, not just in the least among us, but within every atom of existence. And about our failure to acknowledge this. A hunchback and social outcast plants the seeds to awaken everyone on a broken world. In a world where power is appropriated from...

The words were significant of that first stirring of weariness and discontent which precedes either a collapse or a revolution. It was impossible that the conventions of the eighteenth century, persisting in pictorial art long after they had been cast off by literature, should suffice for an age which...