In this current Aquarian Age with its new energies Chartres Cathedral seems to have gained recognition amongst mystics, geomancers and dowsers, and alternative spirituality folk in general, as having some special meaning. It ha attracted numerous visitors from many countries who have come to walk its Labyrinth, examine the Zodiac Window, and hold dowsing, prayer or meditation sessions so as to 'tune-in' to its hidden meaning. Sometimes to the consternation of the Cathedral's own congregati...

This novel for young women was first published in 1928 as a thriller. The setting is a fishing town on the coast of Maine three young women of adventureous spirit explore derelict vessels and old abandoned forts. Life is pretty tame unit strange things begin to happen. Pirates are seen and eventually capture the girls. After getting freed, they discover what it appears to be smuggled bolts of fabric and dresses in a heated room in the fort that's supposed to be empty and without electricit...

This is a highly illustrated book that looks deeply into the myths, legends and folk-tales of dragons. The first part of the book examines twenty-two accounts of dragons in Somerset, such as the 'Gurt-Vurm' of Shervage Wood, who, when cut in half by a woodsman, had the half with the fire-breathing hewad running off to Kingston St. Mary. In the next part of the book dragon stories are examined from all continents, in some cases going back into far antiquity. The Somerset dragons are then co...

Do you love wandering around you garden looking at your trees, bushes, plants and wonder what use they might have? Of course, the turnips, runner beans et cetera on your vegetable patch you know that they are good for you. But what about marigolds, dandelions, marsh mallow, acorns, pine needles? Yes, they are all edible one way or another. And going for a ramble in the Countryside? There are many wild plants, shrubs and trees that have some part that is edible. But be careful and know exac...

The Planetary Matrix is a groundbreaking work of geomancy that explores the existence and structure of a global energy network rooted in ancient esoteric wisdom and Platonic geometry. Building upon the original 2008 edition, this fully revised version incorporates new discoveries and theories surrounding six vast psychic crystals—Platonic solids—believed to exist within the Earth’s aetheric body. When these figures are geometrically projected onto the Earth’s surface, they form a planetary...

JEHOVAH, GOD OF DECEPTION ( Earth - A Spoiled Experiment and its Redemption)An examination of the true nature of Jehovah or Yahveh, the Old Testament God who has led people astray pretending that it is the true or highest God. The 'good' face of the Devil.THE COSMOS AND BLACK HOLES ( The evolution of Spiritual Man )The boundaries of Science in Astro-physics and nuclear physics and their relation to the Spiritual Planes. Mans place in the scheme of things....

What is evil? Were did it come from. This is a fundamental negative aspect of the Human condition that has engaged theologians, mystics and philosophers for centuries. And more recently, psychologists. The whole evolutionary process of life entails the use of free will, in an existential sense, making mistakes, correcting such, learning, and then moving on. But evil is like taking hold of a hiking pilgrim who is just about to climb a steep hill, and filling their rucksack with rocks. Many ...

Walter Löpitsch, born into Prussian Junker Nobility in the 19th. Century, in Pommerania, Northern Prussia. Sent to Military Academy at the age of ten thence to join a regiment of lancers at the age of 18. Married to Luise, the sister of his best friend, but subsequently carries on an affaire with a beautiful gypsy girl. Sees action in both the Austro-Prussian and Franco-Prussian Wars. A proud officer who becomes disillusioned with military life when he has to kill his best friend on the ba...

Let's get a breath of fresh air. Bruce Manning yawned and stretched, then slid off his high stool at the bookkeeping desk. Barney Menter followed his example.

In "The Blue Envelope," the protagonist likely receives a mysterious blue envelope containing a letter or message that sets off a chain of events leading to adventure, intrigue, and possibly danger. The contents of the envelope may hold secrets, clues, or instructions that propel the protagonist into a thrilling journey to uncover the truth behind its significance.As with many of Roy J. Snell's works, "The Blue Envelope" is likely characterized by its suspenseful plot, vivid descriptions, ...

In "The Cruise of the O Moo," Snell takes readers on a thrilling maritime adventure. The story likely revolves around the protagonist's journey aboard the O Moo, a ship that sets sail on a voyage filled with excitement, danger, and discovery. Snell's writing style typically combines action-packed plots with themes of courage, friendship, and the exploration of exotic or challenging environments.Readers can expect a narrative that showcases the protagonist's resilience and resourcefulness a...

The novel follows the thrilling exploits of a young aviator named Dick and his friend, Jim, as they become involved in a series of aerial adventures. Set in the early 20th century, a time when aviation was still relatively new and rapidly evolving, the story combines elements of aviation excitement with a sense of danger and mystery.As Dick and Jim take to the skies, they encounter various challenges and adversaries. Their adventures involve not only daring flights and aerial maneuvers but...