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Occult Science in India and Among the Ancients by Louis Jacolliot Though deeply sceptical with regard to spirits, I often wondered, whenever I saw an experiment of this kind, whether or not some natural force had not been brought into play, with which we were totally unacquainted. I merely state the facts without further comment. -on the "trick" of "the magic stick" Spirit forces that make leaves dance in still air and buoyant wooden sticks sink in water and fakirs who levitate themselves and induce plants to grow overnight. ...
The Path: A New Look At Reality by Richard Matheson Average Rating: "I picked up this book because I saw that it was the same author as What Dreams May Come and I was NOT dissapointed. I really enjoyed the fact that the book was easy reading (unlike alot of others of this type) and that it covered some deep material. I don't know if all of it is true, but it makes me believe in Heaven more than ever before. ..."
Decimal (Paradigm Trilogy) (Paradigm Trilogy) (Paradigm Trilogy) by Mark Kimmel Average Rating: "For anyone who has had even a passing interest in extraterrestrial life and its implications, Decimal and its predecessor Trillion are must reads. Having experienced a few encounters myself, I can say that the events depicted in both books hit very close to home. Decimal is incisive in its portrayal of the secrecy and corruption surrounding this subject. ..."
The Equinox of the Gods by Aleister Crowley Average Rating: "In The Equinox of the Gods, Aleister Crowley offers an overview of the circumstances surrounding his reception of the threefold Book of Law in April of 1904. Includes a copy of the Book of the Law, Liber AL vel Legis, as well as a facsimile of the holotype manuscript L. ..."
The Teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui Way of Knowledge by Carlos Castaneda Average Rating: ""The Teachings of Don Juan" is the first in a series of about 15 books by Carlos Casaneda describing the author's experiences with Yaqui Indian shamanism in Northern Mexico. As a studier of religion for many years (although not as knowledgeable as some scholars) I find these books to be utterly unique in their scope and subject matter. ..."
Crystal Power (Llewellyn's Psi-Tech) by Michael G. Smith Average Rating: "I first read this book fifteen years ago. At that time it was the only book of its kind, combining theory with practical applications, diagrams of devices that one could build, and anecdotal information. It has gone from the status of "ground breaking," to "classic." What was put forward fifteen years ago, is still valid. ..."
Series of Lessons in Raja Yoga (Large Print Edition) by Yogi Ramacharaka Average Rating: "I found this book years ago by an accident, in an antiquity store in Zagreb. More than just worthy of the five stars- I found the lessons extremely useful. However, I would advise any beginner to be careful with the "trap door" and similar techniques, since they can easily lead one to putting too many things into the subconscious realm, instead of the opposite. ..."
The Birth of the Ganga Average Rating: "One of the most beautiful books ever made, mostly in terms of an artistic sense. The story is interesting, but the inspiration and knowledge come from the silk water color paintings. These paintings are unique in the sense that they had to be repainted at least 10 times, while doing water washes between each painting until the water color becomes a part of the fabric. ..."
The Magickal Life: A Wiccan Priestess Shares Her Secrets by Vivianne Crowley Average Rating: "This charming book is a guide to using the powers of the human psyche as regards the deeper instinctive and intuitive nature. That is what Magic(k) really is - applying the powers of the human mind. In all esoteric traditions, this force is harnessed via the meditative state (where the conscious and the subconscious meet) and includes visualization, creating energy and directing that energy towards a goal. ..."
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