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The root of the word science is knowledge; the root of the word
magic is wisdom. Serena blends these two spheres of human
experience and shows how the latest scientific research and
parapsychological study interact. The quantum view of matter is
overturning the traditional world-view and the fantastic
discoveries being made bring new insights ito the connections
between all forms of magic and science. We share the exciting
results of her research on the scientific validation of psychic
phenomena. Drawing on her ground-breaking work on the pineal gland
- something called the third eye - and the phenomenon of second
sight, she shows that the greatest implication of psychic phenomena
is that each of us is potentially aware of the natural magic of our
earth and of everything in the universe. "Where Science and Magic
Meet is a clearly written, mind-expanding and compelling
exploration of reality at the mysterious boundaries between mind
and matter'' Dean Radin, PhD, Senior Scientist, Institute of Noetic
Sciences, and author of The Conscious Universe and Entangled Minds.
Paranormal investigator Richard Palmisano tells of a haunting
rooted in century-old crime, and the most terrifying malicious
spirits he has ever encountered. Come with us as we investigate a
place that has so many spirits it is impossible to even hazard a
count. A place that seems warm and inviting, but this is only an
illusion — a ghostly trap to lure you in. On this journey we
discover hidden secrets, violent ghosts who find enjoyment in
attacking the living, and entities that disguise themselves as
children. Discover why a paranormal investigation group with more
than thirty years of experience had to shut down its investigations
and walk away from an incredibly haunted property. Paranormal
investigator Richard Palmisano recounts the most sinister case he
has ever faced. Join him in discovering the hidden secrets of
malicious ghosts who lash out against the living, beings who mask
themselves in false innocence, and a house so haunted Palmisano was
forced to walk away forever.
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An Adventure
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C. A. E. Moberly, E.F. Jourdain; Edited by Evans Joan
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Discovery Miles 2 860
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14 lectures, Munich, May 22- June 6, 1907 (CW 99) The work of
Rudolf Steiner is unique in the way it combines esoteric teaching
with practical suggestions for the development of social life.
Indeed, we know Steiner today mostly because of the various
applications of his ideas in such areas as education, medicine, and
agriculture. However, society could not have developed any of these
without the coherent and profound body of spiritual knowledge at
the core of Steiner's work. In Rosicrucian Wisdom--one of Rudolf
Steiner's most complete introductions to modern spirituality--he
speaks from the very stream of Rosicrucian teaching. Rather than
borrowing old ideas from historical tradition, however, he presents
a wholly new contribution that arises from the results of his own
experiential, spiritual research. Steiner discusses of the
Rosicrucian path as the one appropriate for modern spiritual
seekers in the West. He warns the reader that Rosicrucian teaching
should not be taken as abstract theory; rather than remaining in
the head, or even in the heart, spiritual ideas should reach into
daily action and transform all aspects of life. He goes on to
describe many facets of spiritual truth, including the law of
destiny, the fact of life after death, means of developing
spiritual vision, humanity's past and future evolution, and much
more. This volume contains one of the best lecture courses for
gaining a deeper understanding of the spiritual principles behind
Anthroposophy. Rosicrucian Wisdom is a translation from the German
Die Theosophie des Rosenkreuzers (GA 99). A previous translation
was titled The Theosophy of the Rosicrucians.
A guide to supernatural, paranormal, folkloric, eccentric and,
above all, mysterious that has occurred on islands of Iona and
Staffa. It includes entries covering Iona's tombstones, simulacra,
standing stones, gargoyles, ruins, churches and archeological
curiosities which are complemented by more than sixty photographs.
Northumberland - Strange but True brings together a series of
unusual, curious and altogether extraordinary buildings, incidents
and people from all parts of the county. Included in these pages
are the amazing achievements of Sir Charles Algernon Parsons,
inventor of the steam turbine and a range of optical instruments,
as well as the eccentric exploits of Ned Coulson from Haydon Bridge
and the outrageous antics of the Delaval family. The buildings
featured include the majestic Brizlee Tower at Alnwick, Seaton
Delaval's Starlight Castle and Sharp's Folly - part of a scheme to
help unemployed people. On a smaller scale, there are puzzling
theories associated with Neolithic cup and ring stones, rock
carvings and Heddon on Tyne's Kissing Stone. Northumberland is also
home to some obscure customs, such as Allendale's New Year ceremony
and the Shrove Tuesday football match at Alnwick; while the amazing
stories of Chillingham's wild cattle and Warkworth's hermitage are
also included, along with reminders of earlier glories at Bamburgh,
Bywell and Belam. Using a range of illustrations, from old and
recent photographs to maps, prints, paintings and engravings,
Robert Woodhouse tells an entertaining story - an alternative
history of Northumberland that will fascinate residents and
visitors alike.
"In the pursuit of an understanding of Mary that is undertaken in
this book, it is clear that we are dealing with events beyond the
reach of our normal faculties. Without effort on our part and help
of some kind, Mary remains one more unsolvable mystery. In the
activity of our striving to be open and reverent in our devoted
pursuit of knowledge of these mysteries, we begin to tread the path
of the Marian Way of Heart Knowledge." -- from the Foreword The
Marian Way of Heart Knowledge guides the reader into and through
the mystery of Mary as she appears in the New Testament, especially
her composure and openness to life --- both its gifts and its
sorrows. Reilly argues that these holy mysteries are not allegory,
poetry, or simple fantasy. Rather, they are facts that can be known
and experienced by everyone. This book also draws upon the wisdom
of Rudolf Steiner as shared in The Philosophy of Freedom, arguing
that it is possible for knowledge itself to become organically
alive. This is an inspiring book which reveals how devotion and
thinking with the heart -- the Marian way of heart knowing -- can
guide us on our path toward true freedom.
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