22.02.2026

“The Prosperous Heart: Creating a Life of Enough” by Julia Cameron

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🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "Create a sense of security and wealth in your life by applying Julia Cameron's worldwide renowned Artist's Way techniques to the topic of prosperity. How do we keep a roof over our head without losing sight of our soul? And how can we meaningfully follow our passions and seek community in a fast-paced world? In this dynamic creative renewal programme, the celebrated author of The Artist's Way draws on decades of experience to confront the vulnerabilities of modern life. Granting readers courage to reflect on how our values are grounded in our art, Cameron offers tools, insights and prompts to help us tune into our inner wisdom and achieve spiritual fulfilment alongside creative purpose. Guiding...>>

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21.02.2026

“The Panopticon Mind: Remote Viewing, Psychic Surveillance & the Art of Cognitive Dominion” by Finlo Greymarch

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"Privacy is a superstition. In an age of digital exhibitionism, the average human screams their secrets into the void. They believe their thoughts are private. They believe their dreams are safe. They are wrong. The human mind is not a fortress; it is a broadcast station with no off switch. And for those who know how to tune the receiver, the signal is deafening. The Panopticon Mind is not a spiritual guide. It offers no moral compass, no karmic warnings, and absolutely no "love and light". It is a technical manual for the acquisition of intelligence and the exertion of influence. Written by the reclusive occultist Finlo Greymarch, this volume strips away the velvet-draped theatrics of traditional magic...>>

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20.02.2026

“Games That Haunt Us: Gothic Game Space as a Living Nightmare” edited by Stephanie Farnsworth

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🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "Games That Haunt Us: Gothic Game Space as a Living Nightmare is an examination of how the Gothic appears in game space to interrogate an area of substantial importance to contemporary games, with a focus on environments, bodies, and defining the Gothic in games. The Gothic, both as a literary and videogame genre has increased in prominence amongst literature, media, and culture scholars globally, as games studies becomes a more recognized and exciting field of study and as Gothic scholars find new ways to apply their works across emerging mediums. But why have Gothic games risen in popularity since 2010? What do players feel when they play these games? Why are themes surrounding fraught identities,...>>

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20.02.2026

“Paranormal Perspectives: PARA·NORMALITY: Normalising the Paranormal” by Kieran Stanislaw Mace

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🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "As above, so below. Soon, the unseen will put on a show. As above, so below. Soon, the unseen will put on a show. We measure the world with finite concepts such as up and down, left and right, dark and light, north and south, and so on. In this reality of many realities, our world is a quantum leap beyond our perceptions, so vast that it is understandable that we should feel safer mapping our perceptual plot of land in the universe. It is when we spend our lives nurturing the existence of that perceived plot of land that we lose sight of the vast valleys beyond, as we are convinced that plot...>>

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20.02.2026

“The Split Man: And the Art of Homeopathic Spiritual Healing” by Hillel Zvi Friesel

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🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "Journey to the heart of homeopathic healing. What is homeopathy? Wherein lies its secret? Created some 200 years ago by German medical doctor Samuel Hahnemann, homeopathy has experienced its share of ups and downs, often criticized by many in the scientific community as quackery. But do those critics really understand it? And why does homeopathy arouse such antagonism? The Split Man and the Art of Homeopathic Spiritual Healing presents the reader with a journey into the heart of the homeopathic experience. It endeavors to explain relatively complex issues in an understandable manner and aims to reach those whose daily lives differ from the themes at hand. The author hopes that when you reach the...>>

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