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11.09.2026

“The Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Transpersonal Psychology” edited by Glenn Hartelius, Jenny Wade and Harris L. Friedman (2nd edition, revised and expanded 2026)

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"An authoritative and updated overview of the expanding field The Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Transpersonal Psychology presents a thoroughly revised and expanded synthesis of a field dedicated to understanding the full range of human consciousness and transformative experience. Reflecting a decade of significant scholarly development, contributions by leading scholars incorporate substantial updates across theory, research, and applied practice, including 18 chapters that are either entirely new or newly authored. This new edition provides a more rigorous and inclusive foundation for contemporary transpersonal psychology, placing increased emphasis on empirical inquiry, enhanced critique of metaphysical models, and broader cultural representation. New material examines emerging multicultural areas such as Integral Yoga, post-conventional development across traditions, and the expanding evidence ...>>

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10.09.2026

“The Cybernetic I-Ching: Programming the Macroscopic Wave Function” by Leonard Daragan

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"Ancient Oracle. Quantum Architecture. Reality Programming. For over three millennia, the I-Ching (The Book of Changes) has been revered as an oracle of profound philosophical depth. But beneath its ancient hexagrams lies something far more precise: the first binary operating system ever conceived by human intelligence. In The Cybernetic I-Ching: Programming the Macroscopic Wave Function, Sir Leonard Daragan strips away the esoteric dogma to reveal the King Wen sequence for what it truly is—a mathematically flawless framework for hacking the quantum probability waves of macroscopic reality. This is not a book of passive fortune-telling. It is an engineering manual for the human operating system. By treating the 64 hexagrams as programmable system states and ...>>

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09.09.2026

“Kabbalah: Treasure House of Secret Wisdom” by Richard Smoley

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🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "This groundbreaking work by Richard Smoley, author of fourteen books including Forbidden Faith: The Secret History of Gnosticism and Inner Christianity: A Guide to the Esoteric Tradition, presents the Jewish mystical teaching in a fresh new light. Kabbalah: Treasure House of Secret Wisdom offers a guide to the esoteric tradition that will serve as a concise introduction for beginners. But it also presents never-before-published insights on the Sefer Yetzirah ("Book of Formation"), the oldest, most admired, but one of the most cryptic Kabbalistic texts that will bring a fresh perspective on this work even for advanced students. Richard Smoley has incorporated the fruits of fifty years of Kabbalistic study and practice and ...>>

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08.09.2026

“Goetia Rising: Summoning the Rulers of Hell” by Astennu Sever

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"After the Warrior-Magician Manual and The Psy-Mage Compendium comes Goetia Rising, the latest magical text from Astennu Sever. Astennu Sever is an accomplished ceremonial magician and initiate of the LHP. His knowledge and experience with Ars Goetia and summoning rituals is unmatched and it shines throughout this book. The information is divided into three larger sections: 1. On Demonic Magic 2. Working With Elemental Forces 3. Summoning the Kings of Hell In the first part Astennu explains the true origins of demons, their reception in the traditional and modern world and his personal advice on how to conduct this type of magic. The second part provides clear, precise instructions on conjuring 4 elemental spirits ...>>

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07.09.2026

“Between the Horns: A Book of Liminal Witchcraft” by Elwynn Green

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🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "The real craft of the witch. Not pretty. Not polite. From deconstructing the pillars of magic to imparting wisdom on the use of tools and elements, Between the Horns breaks down witchcraft practices and makes them more accessible, while inviting you to discover your own magical path. Modern witches have been led astray from the common sense so desperately needed in the craft. Through books, music, and screens, the media has painted a quaint picture of folklore: pointy-eared simpletons singing and making merry or pint-sized winged fairies dressed in scraps. The witch hasn’t escaped this rebranding. Hollywood has clung to the trope of the evil, demonic hag—out to cause disruption and wreak havoc ...>>

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