“Myths and Legends from Around the World” edited by Robin Brockman

"Myths and Legends from Around the World brings you some of the most influential stories ever told. Encompassing the vast range of human experience, they perhaps tell us all we need to know about ourselves. The tales are drawn from many different literary and cultural traditions – from Scandinavia, the Americas, Japan, Africa, and Europe – and are re-told with the modern reader in mind. Within these pages you will find the passions, the sacrifices, the dilemmas, the tribulations, the humour, the deeds of heroism and evil, which make up the rich pattern of life. You will meet true heroes (Beowulf, Roland) great chivalric lovers (Black Colin, Gawain), spiritual saviours (Countess Cathleen, Miao Shan), ...>>

“The Magic of Manifesting Money” by Maria Sunni

"Take a second to imagine how you'll feel once you fully understand how to use the law of attraction to your benefit, and how your family and friends will react when you are living the life of your dreams. So even if you're barely scraping by each month, you can be living a much better life with the law of attraction. The law of attraction, or manifesting, whatever you want to call it, isn't some mystical thing that only some people are able to use. It is there for everybody no matter who you are or where you live. While it does take a bit of effort on your part, it isn't that hard to ...>>

“Accelerate Your Spiritual Healing” by Robert G. Fritchie

"This is a How To book for improving healing results using the Divine Love Group Healing Process. Thirteen proven techniques are given for accelerating spiritual, mental and physical healing using either a support group or the Free Healing Program found on the World Service Institute website. The reader is carried through the development of each technique to obtain a background applicable for healing oneself, others,and the planet."...>>

“Magic: A Very Short Introduction” by Owen Davies

"Defining 'magic' is a maddening task. Over the last century numerous philosophers, anthropologists, historians, and theologians have attempted to pin down its essential meaning, sometimes analysing it in such complex and abstruse depth that it all but loses its sense altogether. For this reason, many people often shy away from providing a detailed definition, assuming it is generally understood as the human control of supernatural forces. 'Magic' continues to pervade the popular imagination and idiom. People feel comfortable with its contemporary multiple meanings, unaware of the controversy, conflict, and debate its definition has caused over two and a half millennia. In common usage today 'magic' is uttered in reference to the supernatural, superstition, illusion, trickery, ...>>