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There may come a time when your idea of natural health will clash head-on with drugs, hospital and medical machinery and your natural way of looking after yourself rarely survives the impact. One in five Europeans have been to an alternative health practitioner; one in four shops in health shops. One in three of the US population uses unconventional therapies of some kind. But do they need to abandon all that as soon as they land in hospital? Dr. Fulder believes that health products and practices are not just for the healthy; more, they have a vital role in coping with conventional medical treatments. Here is a guide to surviving it all, getting the best out of your medical treatment and keeping your natural health attitude. -
A lavishly illustrated volume of the ancient and magical places of the world. There's lost realms, fabled and fabulous treasures, strange relics; holy mountains and centres of pilgrimage; strange phenomena, folkjlore, fiction and fairy tales; extraordinary formations and bizarre scenery. There really is something for everyone in this book. -
A wealth of health information with chapters on Food as Medicine; Digestion and Absorption; Food Profiles; The Best Foods For Particular Health Problems and of course, recipes. There is in-depth detail on why certain foods work the way they do and all information is backed by scientific research.
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The landscape of Wiltshire is an ancient one. The burial mounds of kings and chieftains overlook the land; trackways that are millennia old wind through lonely places; the defensive ditches of forts can be seen on the brows of many hills. Overshadowing all are the ancient monuments of Avebury and Stonehenge and the awe-inspiring man-made mound of Silbury Hill. It's no wonder that those who succeeded the vanished races who built this landscape came to regard these works with a superstitious reverence. Surely, such structures could only have been built by giants or wizards; the magnificent burial mounds must cover the earthly bodies of legendary beings - or do they hide the entrance to the underworld? And only the Devil could have been capable of carrying such large, heavy stones. This volume covers the folklore of round barrows, long barrows, barrow hills, earthworks, standing stones and henges. Illustrated with maps and black and white photographs. -
An extensive look at the anatomy of man and in particular the ray energies which give rise to the physical and psychological make-up of the individual. There are insights into behaviour patterns, the application of radionic analysis techniques to the field of spiritual psychology and a full outline of the transpersonal self and personality, enabling an understanding of the ways they interact.
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The two volumes of Seventy Eight Degrees of Wisdom have inspired a whole generation of students of the Tarot. Described by many as the Bible of Tarot readers, the books brought awareness of myth and modern psychology to the Tarot’s ancient esoteric symbolism. This new edition contains the full texts of The Major Arcana and The Minor Arcana appear in one volume. The Tarot is an eternally fascinating set of strange and beautiful pictures, beyond which lies a world of potent symbols granting access to a path of self knowledge, personal growth and freedom. These symbols connect us to the great stories of world mythology and the eternal truths of the soul. Learn how to use Tarot as an effective and accessible means of self-enlightenment. The book includes a complete section on how to give Tarot readings, as well as an analysis of the origins, meaning and psychological aspects of Tarot divination. -
Need advice on business matters, health or affairs of the heart? Hazel brings a New Age awareness and interpretations to the I Ching, allowing easy access to this ancient wisdom and prophecy. Said to be the oldest book in the world, the I Ching is a source of divination from Taoist and Confucian philosophy written by Chinese scholars over 3000 years ago. No-one knows exactly how the I Ching works - but work it does. -
First published in 1991, Parkers' Astrology is universally acknowledged as one of the best practical introductions to astrology for interested amateurs and budding professionals. It has now been expanded and updated for a new generation and includes the latest developments in astrology, from the effect of the comet/asteroid Chiron to Astro'Carto'Graphy - the new technique of location astrology. There is also a fresh look at the ancient art of horary astrology and explores advanced birth chart techniques using midpoints, harmonics and the moon's nodes. Beautifully illustrated. -
It has been written, and should be read, as a travel book. But its journey is through the land of the spirit. Nicholas shows post-World War II Britain as a chaos of conflicting faiths. He describes the neglected streets of Canterbury; the crowds that throng around spirit-healers ; he examines the claims of the Christian Scientists and analyses the growing power of Rome. He travelled from the valleys of Wales, where faith is expressed in song to the remotest haunts of the Wee Frees (a small group of Scots Presbyterians who chose to remain outside the 1900 union of the Scottish United Kirk.) where worship is as stark and stern as the barren countryside. -
Cornelius Agrippa was German polymath, physician, legal scholar, soldier, theologian and occult writer. His Three Books of Occult Philosophy published in 1533 drew heavily upon Kabbalah, Hermeticism and neo-Platonism. His book was widely influential among occultists of the early modern period, and was condemned as heretical by the inquisitor of Cologne. He was had somewhat of a reputation as a prophet. It is believed that he was involved in a secret occult group as a young man, but in later life he recanted his belief in magical and occult practices. Given the seriousness of his beliefs it is unlikely that he would have penned the Oracle; and it is more likely that during the Victorian age period of interest in seances and able turning, an entrepreneur has based this Oracle on a form of divination descended from Agrippa. The method involves choosing a question from a list of 100, then randomly selecting a symbol and matching the symbol to a table which gives on which page the answer may be found. -
A profusely illustrated compendium of astrological knowledge that explores the significance of each of the twelve sun signs of the zodiac and the complementary effect of the moon in its different phases. Julia and Derek Parker are established leaders in the field of astrology. They combined their skills in 1971 with the publication of The Complete Astrologer, which became an international bestseller. This was followed by more than 40 books, including the highly successful Parker's Astrology. The Parkers have also broadcast and lectured throughout Europe, Australia, Canada, and the United States. Illustrated. -
Health in body, mind and spirit - a fanciful cliché or a real possibility? More and more health care professionals are recognising and seeking an integrated approach to health, healing and well-being; and more people are seeking integrated health care that will treat more than the symptoms of dis-ease. This volume covers ancient wisdom and modern medicine; and the contributors represent a wide range of disciplines and beliefs. Key chapters include Buddhist Medicine and Mental Well-Being; Spiritual Healing: Research Evidence and Practical Application; Communication Skills; Conflict Resolution; The Role of Melatonin in Healing;The Kabbalah and Mind/Emotion Balance and so much more. Whether you are a health car professional wishing to expand your horizon, or a person seeking an alternative cure, this is the book for you. -
Atlantis...Avalon..Lemuria and Lyonesse; the country of the Amazons, the kingdom of Prester John and the realm of the Queen of Sheba... Stories of the lost or undiscovered worlds of antiquity have fascinated us through the ages - and will certainly continue to do so. The author examines both the scientific and the mystical of the problem of historical or legendary lost worlds and sets out the evidence for the reader to asse4ss fact and fiction. With medieval maps and images. -
For 2000 years, since it pierced the side of Christ, the Spear of Destiny has been invested with amazing occult power. This is the legend and its continuing fulfillment through the decline of the Roman Empire, the Dark Ages and into the twentieth century. It tells the story of the chain of men who possessed the Spear, from Herod the Great to Adolf Hitler and how they sought to change the face of history by wielding its occult powers for good or evil. The Spear of Destiny is identified as the Spear of the Holy Grail mentioned in the sagas of the Dark Ages and shows the Grail to be a uniquely Western path to mind expansion. For the first time the Satanic occult development and faculties of Adolf Hitler are described in authentic and documented detail, demonstrating how he furthered his aims and his conquest of the world by black magic practices. The final chapters describe a Manichean battle of worlds behind the changing scene of modern times. With black and white photographs. -
The Celtic approach to mysticism is holistic, with little distinction made between the sacred and the secular, or between the physical world and the spiritual. The spiritual awareness grew from Celtic myths and legends: god-like warriors; druids who could walk between the worlds; and magical lands that lay on the boundaries of earthly kingdoms. Celtic mysticism is an approach to life and this book brings the Celtic world - its histories and stories - into a modern context. The important myths and the Celts' feeling for their world is explored and explained and there are exercises to increase your awareness of the power of nature and its holistic character as well as using meditation and mind-journeying to meet Celtic archetypes. -
Instant Calm - the busy person's guide to finding peace and contentment in a restless world. These ingenious shortcuts to calm are written in entertaining, easy-to-follow language and are gleaned from sources as divergent as the wisdom of ancient civilizations and the discoveries of modern science. Wilson's solutions are based on meditation, acupressure, self-hypnosis, psychotherapy, aromatherapy, exercise, diet, and much more. -
Sequel to The Man Who Listens. Many years have passed since John Godfrey's sanctuary was built as a refuge for the lost. It is just two marble rooms: one for those waiting to be heard and one for the Man Who Listens. The Man Who Listens accepts every blasphemy, every pitiful excuse, and every intimate tale of degradation with silent understanding. He is a mysterious stranger. Drawn to the Sanctuary are the grieving, the despairing, the cynical, the defeated, the dying, the betrayed, and the broken...a minister who no longer believes in God; a loving usband who would kill his wife to prevent her lingering death from cancer; a thirty-three year old 'boy'; a rich man who has nothing; a coloured man agonising over a life lived as a symbol; a woman whose hope is a dream; a mother forsaking her faith in the wake of her child’s leukemia; a suicidal working man who has lost his business and his family; an artist going blind and mad; and a disbelieving cop who furiously seeks out the Sanctuary for one purpose: to expose the Man Who Listens as a fraud. For each, there is a revealing confrontation and the discovery that he or she needs to make. -
Confidence, tension, a new self-image, guilt...these are the varied responses of women returning to study. This is more than just an encouragement to women to go back to school or university. It's a sensitive and careful analysis of why women return to study and what happens when they do. Martin is determined to show women what are the facts and implications of a second chance - so they can choose with understanding and confidence.
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