29.04.2020

“Vocal Magick: The User Friendly Guide to your Most Adaptable Ritual Tool” by Bill Duvendack

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"Vocal Magick: The User Friendly Guide to your Most Adaptable Ritual Tool" by Bill Duvendack
"When you begin to create your reality, it may seem daunting, complex, and/or frustrating, but what if you already have the most effective and powerful tool at your disposal? Through exercising control over your language and speech, you can create many powerfully profound changes in your consciousness. By understanding how to accomplish these changes, you can put yourself in a position to be more in control of yourself and your life. Being mindful and aware of these and related subjects, allows you to heighten your awareness to discover that language is one of the most powerful tools you have. Within this book, you will look at applications, universal laws, and address the use of subtleties. This...>>
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29.04.2020

“The Tao of Systems Thinking: Exploring the Parallels Between Eastern Mysticism and Systems Thinking” by Michael McCurley

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"The Tao of Systems Thinking: Exploring the Parallels Between Eastern Mysticism and Systems Thinking" by Michael McCurley
"There are many parallels between the ideas of Tao Te Ching , written 2,500 years ago by Lao Tzu, and those of Systems Thinking, which has come into prominence with the advent of modern personal computers, through people like Jay W. Forrester, and other thinkers such as Donella Meadows and Fritjof Capra. This book invites us to consider certain timeless wisdoms related to Systems Thinking, and provides us with a few points to explore as we face major challenges for resolving issues we confront for our future. Implicit in all of this are the roles we play in what our world has become, and how we could change or improve if we become more aware...>>
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28.04.2020

“The Physics of the Primary State of Matter” (Karl Schappeller) by Cyril W. Davson

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"The Physics of the Primary State of Matter" (Karl Schappeller) by Cyril W. Davson
"CONTENTS INCLUDE: - Space or "Space Fabric" - in this context means the 3 dimensional medium which SUPPORTS matter, force fields and radiant energy. It does NOT mean specifically interplanetary space, but INCLUDES it. - Ether or "Aether" - another name for space, but implies a different concept in that space is regarded as the absence of matter, and ether is regarded as the existence of a space medium having specific properties.........................ref : Lodge Theory. - Inertial Mass - comparison of amounts of matter by examination of the inertial properties using the equation: P = m a where P = force required to accelerate inertial mass (m) at an acceleration of value a. - Gravitational Mass - comparison...>>
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28.04.2020

“One, Two, Three, Tarot: Three-Card Spreads for Beginning to Advanced Readers” by Emmie McKellen

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"One, Two, Three, Tarot: Three-Card Spreads for Beginning to Advanced Readers" by Emmie McKellen
"The Tarot is an amazingly concise tool for divination: Just three cards can tell you everything you need to know. This short book compiles 47 fun, effective three-card layouts--both classic and original--to enhance your Tarot practice. Each spread is illustrated with a diagram and presented on a separate page for ease of use. The introductory pages cover the basics of Tarot interpretation so beginners can dive right in! With this book, you can perform three-card readings in minutes, and gain insight into love, work, self, or anything you choose. Get more from your Tarot deck with One, Two, Three, Tarot--a grab bag of spreads for every occasion."...>>
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28.04.2020

“The Easiest Way to Learn the Tarot—EVER!!” by Dusty White

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"The Easiest Way to Learn the Tarot—EVER!!" by Dusty White
"Stop trying to learn cards meanings from a book! This is the book that revolutionized how thousands of tarot readers learn the tarot quickly and easily (which is why it became the #1 bestselling boon on the tarot). Too many "learn the tarot books" give you a handful of spreads and some keywords to memorize—or they give you endless paragraphs of words you have to try to remember every time you stare at your cards. The result you get from those books is that you will always be "referring back to the book" to figure out what your card means, in a reading. Look: We’ve all been there, and it gets frustrating when you are...>>
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