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23.09.2026

“Witchland: A Deadly Moral Panic in Seventeenth-Century Britain” by Marion Gibson

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🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "From the bestselling author of Witchcraft, the captivating, compassionate account of a moral panic that swept across Britain during the English Civil War, leaving hundreds of so-called witches dead in its wake. Predating the Salem witch trials by decades—though linked by ideology and, in some cases, by ancestry—these trials began in southeastern England and the Scottish Lowlands in the early 1640s and spread rapidly through Britain. Fueled by religiosity, misogyny, and the economic stresses of war, the trials soon grew into a mass panic that transformed the nation—and led to the deaths of over three hundred people during a ten-year span. Moving across England and Scotland, Witchland shows how the chaos and ...>>

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23.09.2026

“NAD Vol. 2: A Psychic Study of the Music of the Spheres” by D. Scott Rogo

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"In his Foreword, Raymond Bayless says: "This book, as well as its predecessor and companion work, NAD: A Study of Some Unusual 'Other-World' Experiences, is an extremely valuable pioneering study of a most extraordinary psychical phenomenon — paranormal music. "The subject, prior to Rogo's investigations, has been neglected, in spite of its obvious importance to psychic science. It is of particular importance to research into survival of death and 'astral projection', or OOBE (out-of-the-body experiences) phenomena. Scott Rogo has dealt masterfully with this field and has ably brought it into the clear light of scientific examination". Applying the technique known to science as "pattern analysis", Rogo presents his findings on fifty-eight new cases involving ...>>

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23.09.2026

“NAD: A Study of Some Unusual Other-World Experiences” by D. Scott Rogo

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"Here, for the first time in any book, is a full-bodied, critical appraisal of the extraordinary phenomenon known as NAD — a Sanskrit term signifying transcendental, celestial, astral, psychic, or paranormal music. One hundred and one remarkable case histories, including those of the great English poet John Milton, author Bayard Taylor, and the well-known parapsychologist Raymond Bayless, illustrate the wide diversity of circumstances in which transcendental music has been heard by reliable witnesses. There is an amazing correlation, the author has discovered, between certain bodily constitutions and vocal and instrumental paranormal music. In his systematic presentation, D. Scott Rogo discusses these provocative aspects of the NAD phenomenon: NAD and Out-of-the-Body Travel NAD in Normal States ...>>

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22.09.2026

“The Secrets of the Séance Society: Illustrated True Stories of Talking to the Dead” by Lisa Perrin

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🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "A gorgeous and delightfully spooky compendium of famous (and infamous) spiritual mediums who communicate with the dead. Plus, it includes an entertaining and instructive medium’s manual and usable Ouija board! From the author-illustrator of the bestselling The League of Lady Poisoners, this lavishly illustrated treasury considers these haunting questions: What are spirits? Where can we find them? And how can we contact them? In answer, Lisa Perrin recounts, with respectful sincerity and a healthy dose of humor—complemented by clever Victorian-inspired portraits, icons, and lettering—the advent of Spiritualism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The book spotlights the era’s larger-than-life characters who, unlike many Spiritualist mediums who shared their gifts privately ...>>

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22.09.2026

“Mysterious Phenomena of the Human Psyche” by Leonid Leonidovich Vasiliev

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"This book, the first of its kind to be published in the Soviet Union, heralds a new and fascinating scientific development. The author is an important Soviet physiologist and a pioneer in the study of parapsychology. At his suggestion, a special parapsychology laboratory, the first of its kind in Russia, has been established at Leningrad University. Dr. Vasiliev's book, in this first authoritative translation from the original Russian, provides us with valuable insight into a new and important line of research in the U.S.S.R. Until very recently, the official Soviet attitude towards psychic research was the usual materialist viewpoint of hostility directed at what was considered to be the remnants of religious superstition. But now, ...>>

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