Some of the articles featured in this year's Digest include: The Psychophysiology of the Endocrine Glands; Christianity on Review; Mental Therapeutics; Reincarnation-Its Possibility; The Conviction of God; Health and Thought; The Cosmic Genie; Health and the Individual; Eerie Lights; Rishis; Marie Corelli; Build Your Mental Muscles Too; How Science Is Broadening Our Consciousness; Solving Our Problems by Suicide; A Living Philosophy; Knowledge of Self; Angels on Earth; Ambition or Stagnation; I Once Stuttered; The Fundamentals of Astrology; The Fountain of Youth; A Physician Looks At Death; What Is An Electron?; Don't Let Your Child Be Afraid; The Mystic and Art Appreciation; Quinta Essentia; The Science and Mysticism of Color; and many more.

Some of the articles featured in this year's Digest include: Did Buddhist Philosophy Anticipate the Atom of Modern Science?; Influencing the Unborn Child; Heartache Medicine; The Mystical Lincoln and his Mission; Truth About Vitamins; The Atomic Bomb and Ourselves; The Mystic and the World; The Root of the Evil; Mastering your Environment; Buddha and Healing of the Nations; Auras and Crime Detection; The Martyrdom of Francis Bacon; Earthquakes and Nervous Responses; Does Relativity Prove the Earth a Cell?; Spiritual Osmosis; Esotericism in Egypt; Hitchhiking by Thought; The Nicene Creed; Attracting Success; Eternal Occult Principles; Mealtime Madness; The Influence of Color upon the Emotions; How Nature Provides for our Needs; Keeping Time with the Universe; The Worst of Human Weaknesses; The Mystery of Sleep; The Wise Man Lives Twice; and many more.

Some of the articles featured in this year's Digest include: Is Life a Mystery? Le Comte de St. Germain; Whence the Indian?; The Expanding Universe; The Symbolism of the Rose; Electronics in Medicine; Black Magic Is His Life's Work; Self-Expression through Creative Music; Radar Sense of Bees; What Is Christ Consciousness; The Divine Law of Compensation; Symbolism in Legends; God and the Cosmic; Impressions of Mother India; Ancient Traditions of Hermetism; The Witch Hunt; Personality Disturbances; Creating in the Cosmic; A White-Collar Worker's Viewpoint; Wisdom of the Sages; On Bathing; Plants Exemplify Ideas; Psychology of Beauty; On Consciousness and Morals; Annoying Behaviors; Why Affirmations Fail to Bring Results; and many more.

Some of the articles featured in this year's Digest include: Strange Inspirations of Heinrich Nuesslein; Paracelsus, The Rosicrucian; Is Health Inherited? Karma, or the Law of Moral Causation; The Birth of the Moon; Sacred Traditions in Guatemala; Is Sleep Learning Possible?; Goethe and Faust; Symbolism of the Point; From Organic Gardening to Better Health; A History of Dream Interpretation; Poetic Fantasy; Shakespeare and the Three Souls; Does College Education Improve Marriage?; Seeking the Lost Continent under the Atlantic; Culdee Sages of the Caves; Empedocles; Consecration of Talismans; Is the Bible Infallible?; Organic Life and You; Cult of the Sacred Cactus; Benjamin Rush, Eighteenth-Century Humanitarian; Hypnotism and Modern Psychiatry; Atomic Age and Moral Progress; Applied Christianity; Gustave Meyrink The Mystic of Lake Starnberg

Some of the articles featured in this year's Digest include: Tombs of 60 Kings; Three Eternal Truths; Gullibility; Polynesia and its People; Did Man Exist Before Coal?; Prophet of Freedom; Strange Writings Deciphered; Can Will Power Run Motors?; The Wisdom of Gebirol; World Honors Pythagoras; Three-Way Behavior; The Lotus; Left-Handedness; Attracting Success; Bees and Royal Jelly; Why Atheism?; Atlantis and the Philistines; Photographing Radiations; Cereal Grains, Their Special Characteristics; The Power Behind Columbus; Papyrus Ebers; Esoteric Astrology; The Human Side of Sir Isaac Newton; The Three O's; Bells as Mystic Music; If Thoughts were Bubbles; Entropy and Evil; and many more.

Some of the articles featured in this year's Digest include: White Magic at Lourdes; The Twelve Disciples; Monasteries in the Middle Ages; Was Nikola Tesla a Mystic; The Pyschoneurotic Criminal; John Dalton; Cicero Justified his Interests; Medicine in India; Apostle of the Atlanteans; Einstein's Quest for Oneness; Relaxation Heals; The Poughkeepsie Seer; Personal Hygiene in the Middle Ages; The Name Pharaoh; Drinking Water from the Sea; Leibniz, the Learned; Kiblah and Mihrab; Zion and Nippon; Music of the Papago; Analyzing Mental Tendencies; The Awakening in Nigeria; Secrets of the Hidden Scrolls; Modern Metaphysics; Sigmund Freud; Drama in Dreams; Gautama the Buddha; Metallurgy of the Ancients; and many more.

If ever a city had a soul, a place, a heart and a locality, a mind, it is Toulouse. Toulouse has been associated in the minds of occultists with mysticism to such an extent that in the Masonic Scottish Rites there is a mystical, mythical character know as the Knight of Toulouse.

1935. The text includes: the First World Parliament and the Meeting of the Council of Seven, The Consecration of Washington the Deliverer, and Fulfillment of the Prophecy.

This rare, soul-searching book, reveals the spiritual power of the famous Rosicrucian, Robert Boyle. He takes you by his gentle hand and guides you to the love of God. This may be the first time it has ever been offered to the spiritually hungry world since 1708.

The ABC's of Intuition & Spiritual Growth speaks of transforming one's life with positive thinking, right attitude and understanding energy, vibration and the use of the Creator's "light." The book was inspired by the angels and ascended beings who watch over us and everyone reading it will receive a blessing and/or healing.
Beginners on a path of self-mastery and enlightenment, as well as, seasoned spiritual/metaphysical aficianados will find something that will appeal. The words are kind, uplifting, empowering, with an occasional touch of humor. The visualizations and meditations in the book are guaranteed to transform the individual, if practiced regularly and with intention.

The story of the life of Dr. P.B. Randolph and his works and teachings has been a fascinating study to all of those interested in the realms of the mystic and the occult. In this volume, an effort has been made to reveal something of the man himself, the influences that made him what he was and the urge or incentive that actuated all his activities, and it is hoped that this monograph may be the means of inducing others to make a closer study of his teachings.

This book is a facsimile reprint and may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages.

"Because it rejects the cycle of life and death, violence and the threat of death have become the dominant grammar of international political relations. Patriarchy now threatens the world with terminal illness generated by nuclear weapons of mass destruction. A brilliant combination of scholarship, art, spirituality, and experience, Leslene della-Madre's book powerfully brings us back to ancient ways of honouring divinity both in our lives and deaths. I highly recommend it." Mary Condren, author of The Serpent and the Goddess: Women, Religion and Power in Celtic Ireland.

"Esalen is on the edge. Located in Big Sur, California, just off Highway 1, Esalen is, geographically speaking, a literal cliff, hanging rather precariously over the Pacific Ocean. The Esselen Indians used the hot mineral springs here as healing baths for centuries before the European settlers arrived.... Today the place is adorned with a host of lush organic gardens; mountain streams; a cliffside swimming pool; an occasional Buddha or garden goddess; the same hot springs now embedded in a striking multimillion-dollar stone, cement, and steel spa; and a small collection of meditation huts tucked away in the trees. These are grounds that both constitute the very edge of the American frontier and look due west to see the East...." from the Introduction

The renowned Esalen Institute, founded in 1962 by Stanford graduates Michael Murphy and Richard Price, was created as a place "where the body can manifest the glories of the spirit." It offered guests a heady mixture of world mythology, hypnosis and psychic research, spiritual healing, sport mysticism, and Tantric eroticism. Among the notables who have spent time at the Institute are Abraham Maslow, Timothy Leary, Paul Tillich, Carlos Castaneda, B. F. Skinner, and former California governor Jerry Brown.

Despite its cultural significance, remarkably little has been written about Esalen itself. In On the Edge of the Future: Esalen and the Evolution of American Culture, 11 original essays, plus an afterword by co-founder Murphy, examine the Institute s roots, the place of its beliefs in American religious history, and its influence. This lively volume will fascinate anyone interested in the history of American religion as well as those who regard this remarkable place as the epicenter of the human potential movement.

The contributors are Catherine L. Albanese, Erik Erickson, Robert Fuller, Marion S. Goldman, Wouter J. Hanegraaff, Don Hanlon Johnson, Jeffrey J. Kripal, Timothy Miller, Michael Murphy, Glenn W. Shuck, Ann Taves, and Gordon Wheeler."

Plummer writes: The object of this article is to answer many questions which have arisen among Masons regarding the Rosicrucian fraternity, which has no connection whatever with the Rose Croix degrees of the Scottish Rite; to correct false impressions created by clandestine bodies and many misconceptions which have arisen otherwise. Let us hope that a better understanding may develop between the two fraternities-neither of which encroaches whatsoever upon the work of the other, but instead, should cooperate to the fullest extent.

1929. Rosicrucian Library Volume I. Lewis, a famous Rosicrucian mystic, was the founder and the first Imperator of AMORC, from 1915 until 1939. The story of the Rosicrucian ideals, traditions, activities and accomplishments is told in an interesting and intriguing manner in this book. The scores of questions form a small encyclopedia of knowledge. Contents: Part One. Complete Authentic History of the Rosicrucian Order: The Traditional History of the Order; The Growth of the Order in the Orient; The Work of the Disciples; The 108-Year Cycle and C.R.C.; The Popular Revival in Germany; The Birth of Semi-Rosicrucian Organizations; The First Rosicrucians in America and The Present Rosicrucian Order in America. Part Two. Questions and Answers. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

A father takes a journey into the afterlife in search of a son he lost in 1993. He becomes aware of clues and information, in the form of numbers, through a world renowned medium to help him on his travels. These numbers represent the dates of his son''s birth and ultimate death, as well as, a special number the two shared their last visit together. At the end of his journey, the father soon realizes a new journey has just begun. He and his son will travel together, using mediums and other outside sources, to let the world know that life truly goes on after death.

Some of the articles featured in this year's Digest include: Intuition, Set It Free; The Symbolism of Salt; The Missile and the Space Age; Mind, the Magnet; Can Machines Think? Horatio Nelson: Seaman and Mystic; Man into Orbit; Dandelion, the Benevolent; Zulu Beliefs; The Wheel of Venus; Rousseau's Response to Life; The Buddhist Law of Karma; Strange Radiations of Plants; Music, Flowers and Self; Islam, the All-Inclusive; Seven Steps to Wisdom; Health Tour in South Africa; The Temples and Cult of Asclepius; Prelude to Space Landings; Amazing Prophecy by a Philosopher; Men and Atoms; Water in Ancient Inca Art; Psychic Effects on Watches; A Children's Village in Switzerland; Our Druid Heritage; The Vision of Guadalupe; Spiritual Highlights Recognized by Indians; Obiageli Sent her Love; The Laughing Philosopher; and many more.

Some of the articles featured in this year's Digest include: Popol Vuh, a Sacred Book; Benjamin Franklin, the Physician; The German Press Today; When was America Settled?; An American Alchemist; Endowed with Five Senses; Art as Divine Messenger; Druids in the Americas; Seneca: Philosophy for Doers; The Renaissance of Physics; A New Ontology; Elbert Hubbard, the Invincible; Egypt's Colorful Past; Electroplating in 500 B.C.; The Human Aura; Cyrus, the Biblical Genius; Celestial Influence on Man; The Indians Remember Atlantis; Moses and Miracles; Beyond Earth; Ageless Zoroastrian Teachings; The Lost Tribes of Mystics; Mary and Martha; Fourth Dimension.

Some of the articles featured in this year's Digest include: Educational Aspects of the Arts; Cosmic Consciousness; Mind and Magic; Dreams; The Stronghold of Shambhala; The Color Trail; The Baconian Mysteries; Alchemical Experiments Concerning the Mortification of Matter; The Philosophical Value of Ancient Healing Methods; Geber, the Prince of Adepts; The Philosophy of Jesus; Thomas Jefferson-Scientist; New Atlantis; A Doctor's Method for Madness? Why Do Roosters Crow?; Self-Consciousness; Letters from a Sufi Mystic; The Buddha, A Practical Teacher; Manifesting the Cosmic Consciousness; Survey of Immortality and Spiritism; The Lost Tribes of Mystics; and many more.

Some of the topics discussed in these issues include: A New Spiritual Age; Cosmic Consciousness and Age; Aim of Concentration; Birth Control and Karma; Can We Overbreathe?; Fear of Change; Should We Make Changes?; Channel of Soul Expression; Consciousness after Death; Juvenile Delinquency; Delusions of Existence; Exaggeration of Psychology; The Greatest Harmony; The Growth of Mysticism; Physical Handicaps; Individual Idealism; Imprisoned Souls; Misapplication of Instinct; Nature of Intuitive Knowledge; Influence Cosmic Laws; The Standard of Living; Mystery of Miracles; A New Spiritual Age; Perseverance in Study; Relativity of Existence; Repression and Self-Control; Something New under the Sun; Soul and the Inner Self; The Speed of Thought; Cosmic Consciousness and Time; Time, Space and Mind; Knowledge of the Ultimate; and many more.

Some of the topics discussed in these issues include: The Normal and Abnormal; Abraham Lincoln; Are Diseases Transferred to Healers; Babylon, earliest recorded vowels; Annie Besant; Body-soul relationship; Buddha; Color Therapy; The Rebirth Cycle; Do Elementals Exist?; Edison; Experiments to restore life; Hagiography; Human Souls and World Destruction; Intermarriage of races; Martinists; Metaphysics; Naturalism; Necrophobia; Neoplatonists; Nirvana; Rami; Sanskrit; Silver cord; Speaking in Strange Tongues; Trance; Vowels; Why Do Dreams Recur?; and many more.

Some of the topics discussed in these issues include: Adoption of Children; Aura; Choosing the Next Life; Cremation; Charles Darwin; Ancient Druids; Environment; Experiments and Exercises; Fourth Dimension; Attainment of Happiness; Healing; Intuition; Karma; Mayans; Transmitting Mental Messages; How to Study Monographs; Arabic, Semitic Persecution; Power; Psychiatrists and Psychologists; Suppression of Reasoning; Seeing Souls; Spirit and Gravity; The Art of Play; Vestigial organs; Werewolf; and many more.