23.04.2022

“Stories in the Stars: What Our Ancestors Were Trying to Tell Us” by Annie Dieu-Le-Veut

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"Stories in the Stars: What Our Ancestors Were Trying to Tell Us" by Annie Dieu-Le-Veut
"In just seven words, what will you learn from Stories in the Stars? How to reincarnate into your own life. Ancient myths are actually the vessels or arks of our ancestors sailing the seas of Time and containing, deep in their submarinal holds, precious messages about our innate holographic relationship to eternal astrological and alchemical cycles which drive each of us along our life’s path. Over thousands of years, these orally-transmitted wisdom teaching stories have been twisted and bastardised into fake histories in order to serve various and changing political imperatives. And they have been concertinaed, truncated and dumbed-down to satisfy the appetites of light entertainment through the shifting narratives, over time, of the mytho-industrial complex. Annie...>>
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23.04.2022

“Naked in the Woods: A Guide to Spiritual Nudity” by Storm Moon

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"Naked in the Woods: A Guide to Spiritual Nudity" by Storm Moon
"This book will be of interest to anyone who wants to experience a deep and life-changing communion with mother earth, and the freedom and joy of knowing and accepting our true selves. It promotes our right to be free as we truly are, and encourages respect and love for our beautiful bodies. This book is a journey that begins with the symbolism of clothes and the joy of being naked in nature, and progresses through honoring our bodies to awakening our subtle energy awareness, bringing us in to communion with the spirit of nature. Part one deals with sacred nudity from a personal perspective. Part two looks at the body as a temple and...>>
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23.04.2022

“HagStones” by Melusine Draco (ARCANUM)

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"HagStones" by Melusine Draco (ARCANUM)
"Much of the information that has been collected for Hagstones is of a repetitive nature but this is, in itself, an endorsement of the strong beliefs that were still prevalent in the early part of the 20th-century, up and down the country. In fact, the sheer oddity of hag-stones has long made them a focus of folk magic — where they’ve been used for everything from wishing spells to hedge-riding and protection — and serious academic study. The names for these perforated rocks vary by region, but hag-stones have been viewed as magical across the world and, are also said to be bringers of high psychic powers and heightened intuition."...>>
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