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Magick Matters
"More than fifty years ago, for three years, a group of men and women in Essex England gathered every two weeks for three hours at the home of a medium to listen to an entity, or entities, that spoke through him explain how our universe came to be, who and what we human beings are, why we are here on Earth, and what we can look forward to as the future unfolds. James King was a member of that group. The entities’ message changed his life for the better, and it can do the same for you. James recorded the sessions, and over the years, he transcribed and edited them for clarity. Now 87...>>
"What can you do each morning to raise your vibration and jumpstart your bliss?
Spoiler alert: The answer isn’t coffee. If you want to feel more grounded, energized, and connected to your goals, you should try what famous and highly successful people—from Benjamin Franklin and Jane Austen to Steve Jobs and Oprah Winfrey—have been doing throughout history: adopt a morning ritual, and stick to it! But where do you start?
In Good Morning Intentions, two yoga and meditation teachers and entrepreneurs reveal 21 rituals to help you make each morning really matter, setting you up for daily success. In this easy-to-use and accessible guide, you’ll find a powerful blend of energy-boosting exercises, breathwork, simple meditations, and...>>
"Preserved in great earthen jars, buried in the Egyptian desert, and fabled to be discovered only when they could be properly understood, the banned gospels of the second-century Gnostics speak to the personal, social, and environmental concerns of contemporary seekers in the timeless “soul’s language”—the rich and enigmatic language of dreams, art, and literature.
Emphasizing inner wisdom over external authority, gnostic texts discuss the direct relationship between the individual and the divine, spirituality in a materialistic world, the need for masculine and feminine balance in all things, and our ability to confront evil and chaos by acknowledging connection and interrelatedness.
The book of hours divides the day into eight periods of guided meditation designed to remind...>>
