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16.04.2026

“The Prophesying Spirits: A Complete and Unabridged Account of the Alchemical Homunculi Created by the Count of Kufstein in the 1770s” by Marios Koutsoukos

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"In 1873, an obscure masonic handbook was published in Vienna. Amongst other essays, it contained one about a previously unknown manuscript from the 1770s. This was the private travel journal of one Josef Kammerer, servant and personal assistant to Johan Ferdinand, Count of Kufstein. Kammerer describes in vivid and minute detail how his master, when travelling abroad in Italy, with the aid of a Carmelite monk and mystic created ten alchemical homunculi, which he calls "Spirits". These small human-like creatures were kept in jars of water and possessed the ability to prophesy about past, present and future events. The Count brought them back with him to Vienna, where he experimented with their powers in a...>>

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15.04.2026

“The Art of Creating Magical Beings” by Sagar Sharma

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"Unlock the Forbidden Secrets of Modern Magick. Learn the Step-by-Step Process to Create Sentient Spirit Servitors, Tulpas, and Egregores. Have you ever wondered if it's possible to breathe life into your own thoughts? To craft a loyal spiritual companion, a powerful guardian, or a dedicated helper from the raw material of your own consciousness? In this award-winning, groundbreaking guide by a renowned occult author, you will move beyond simple spellcasting and enter the profound realm of entity creation. This is not a book of fantasy. it is a serious manual for a potent spiritual technology. Inside, You Will Discover: The Foundational Theory: Understand the precise definition of a created entity and how it crosses...>>

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14.04.2026

“Fantasy Cross-Stitch: Create Legendary Beasts, Mythical Spirits, and Fairy-Tale Realms to Adorn Your Castle Halls” by Iris Kleinbussink

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🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "Bring Fantasy Worlds to Life One Stitch at a Time Once upon a time, there was a book full of magnificent dragons, whimsical enchanters, and mystical creatures... Escape from reality with 25 imaginative cross-stitch patterns. In this charming collection, Iris Kleinbussink, the pattern designer behind NeedleLot Designs, shares her eye-catching interpretations of classic fantasy along with mythology and folklore from around the world. Adorn your library with an Enchanting Unicorn, then mark your page with the Gothic Lancet Window bookmark. Protect your hoard with a Dragon of the Old World, or cast a spell with the Witch’s Cat. Dive into the lore of ancient legends with the adorable Curious Kit-sune or the shadowy Anubis. With every...>>

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13.04.2026

“The Astral Exit: A Conscious Exploration of Out-of-Body States, Mind Training & Perception” by Sagar Sharma

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"Have you ever felt your body asleep… while your mind stayed awake? Have you dreamed of floating, flying, or watching yourself from above? What if those moments weren’t imagination but the beginning of an astral exit? The Astral Exit is a groundbreaking guide to astral projection, out-of-body experiences, altered states of consciousness, lucid dreaming, and multidimensional awareness. Unlike typical surface-level books, this one goes deep blending modern research, timeless spiritual knowledge, dream psychology, and step-by-step techniques to help you unlock the full potential of your non-physical self. Whether you're a complete beginner or someone who has already had glimpses of separation, this book gives you the tools, understanding, and confidence to explore consciousness beyond the limits of the...>>

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12.04.2026

“The Medieval Scriptorium: Making Books in the Middle Ages” by Sara J. Charles

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"Illuminated with illustrations, an exploration of medieval manuscript production that offers insight into both the early history of the book and life in the Middle Ages. This book takes the reader on an immersive journey through medieval manuscript production in the Latin Christian world. Each chapter opens with a lively vignette by a medieval narrator—including a parchment maker, scribe, and illuminator—introducing various aspects of manuscript production. Sara J. Charles poses the question "What actually is a scriptorium?" and explores the development of the medieval scriptorium from its early Christian beginnings through to its eventual decline and the growth of the printing press. With the written word at the very heart of the Christian monastic...>>

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