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"From dark crimes of passion to shocking tales of grave robbing, gruesome murders, dens of iniquity, Victorian séances and haunted houses — not far beneath London’s everyday bustle and glitter there has long been a fascinatingly rich underworld of criminality, superstition, scandal and macabre debauchery.
Explore over 100 tales of this morbid history, case-by-case, with social historian Dr Drew Gray, a specialist in the history of crime and punishment.
Who were the London Burkers, for example, whose ringleader confessed to stealing and selling nearly 1,000 dead bodies to keen 1830s anatomists? What was "The Whitechapel Tragedy" of 1875, and who was its unfortunate headless victim? Why was there so much public panic about crime in Victorian...>>
"Across the centuries, magicians, theurgists, and initiates have traced circles not only upon the ground, but also within consciousness itself. This work meticulously revives the spiritual technology encoded in the classic grimoires and the symbols of Solomon. More than a compendium of instructions, it is a cartography of the invisible: a treatise on boundaries, protection, and sacred authority. Each page reveals how the circle can operate as a barrier against chaos, a mirror of inner wholeness, and a gateway to dialogue with spiritual powers.
Intended for those seeking more than mere curiosity—true protection, psychic focus, or a renewed encounter with the sacred—this book is a precise tool for anyone wishing to transform restlessness into silence,...>>
