Stan E. Hughes aka Ha-Gue-A-Dees-Sas and his little brother pretty much raised themselves since their family was in shambles. Pals on the Road is a combination of true stories and fiction, based on the author’s lifetime. Filled with humorous situations fitting for teenagers and adults, the author takes you through San Diego, the Marines, Yellowstone, and South Dakota before finally settling in the Pacific Northwest with long-lost family.Ha-Gue-A-Dees-Sas’s little brother passed awa...

A Textbook of Theosophy is a book by C. W. Leadbeater, first published in 1912. In clear, didactic prose Leadbeater sets out the central doctrines of the Theosophical tradition — the nature of the soul, the laws of karma and reincarnation, the constitution of the human being (physical, astral and higher principles), and the purpose of spiritual evolution — arranged so the work reads like a classroom manual for earnest students of occult philosophy. The book aims to translate complex metaph...

Is your child's mind a bit like a wild monkey?In a world full of bright screens, loud noises, and big feelings, it's easy for kids to get overwhelmed. But what if they had a secret superpower to stay calm, even when things go wrong?The Little Buddha's Guide to a Happy Heart introduces ancient wisdom to modern kids through relatable stories and simple "brain hacks." This isn't just a book about philosophy—it's a toolbox for emotional intelligence.Inside this guide, y...

From clandestine operations with the French and Belgian resistance, through assisting evaders after the ill-fated Arnhem operation, acting as Montgomery’s eyes during the Ardennes counteroffensive, spearheading Canadian and Polish armoured formations during the liberation campaign in the Netherlands, to the defeat of Germany and the arrest of high-ranking Nazis, the Belgian SAS was one of the components of the British-led multinational Special Air Service Brigade conducting special operati...

The Builders is a book by Joseph Fort Newton, first published in 1914. It is a lyrical, scholarly exploration of Freemasonry’s roots, symbolism and moral teaching, combining historical survey with philosophical reflection: Newton traces hints of Masonic thought in ancient traditions, explains the craft’s working tools and rites, and argues for Masonry’s ethical and social ideals. The tone is devotional and interpretive rather than polemical, and the work has long been regarded as a classic...

A survey of the whole field of mediumship through the trance mediumship of J. J. Morse, was first published in 1888. The book consists of seven lectures: Lecture I. The trance as the doorway to the occult. Its magnetic, natural, and spiritual forms of induction; Lecture II. Mediumship: its physical, mental, and spiritual conditions; Lecture III. Mediumship (continued): its foundation, development, dangers, and advantages; Lecture IV. Magic, sorcery, and witchcraft; Lecture V. The natural, ...

- This edition is unique;- The translation is completely original and was carried out for the Ale. Mar. SAS;- All rights reserved.The object of this book is to suggest certain lines of thought as to the deep truths underlying Christianity, truths generally overlooked, and only too often denied.

"Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius is a philosophical work written in the 2nd century AD. This collection of personal writings offers insights into the Stoic philosophy and reflects the inner thoughts and reflections of the Roman Emperor as he navigates the complexities of leadership and personal virtue. The primary focus of the text is on self-reflection, ethical principles, and the importance of maintaining a rational mind amidst life's challenges. The opening of "Meditations" introduces t...

- This edition is unique;- The translation is completely original and was carried out for the Ale. Mar. SAS;- All rights reserved.‘Atom Smashing Power of Mind’ is a book by Charles Sherlock Fillmore, first published in 1949, compiling his essays on the spiritual dimensions of mental energy and its relation to atomic forces; here Fillmore — co-founder of the Unity School of Christianity and a key figure in the New Thought movement — explores how human thought aligns wit...

"Cranford" by Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell is a novel written in the mid-19th century. The story unfolds in a small English village dominated by women, where men are conspicuously absent from social life. The narrative is rich with observations about the peculiar rituals, customs, and dynamics of the tight-knit community, primarily focusing on the lives of its female inhabitants, including the amiable and kind-hearted Miss Matty and the spirited Captain Brown, who disrupts their tranquil exi...

- This edition is unique;- The translation is completely original and was carried out for the Ale. Mar. SAS;- All rights reserved.“After-Death Communications is a book by L. M. Bazett, first published in 1920, that explores the phenomenon of after-death communications (ADCs)” — usually described as automatic writings, dreams, visions, and signs received from those who have crossed over. Drawing on her personal experiences between 1916 and 1918 and a wider range of test...

Crystal Gazing is a book by Northcote W. Thomas, first published in 1905. This work offers a detailed study of the ancient and enduring practice of scrying, focusing particularly on the use of crystal spheres as a means of divination and accessing visions or psychic impressions. Thomas, an anthropologist and folklorist, examines the historical roots of crystal gazing in both Western and non-Western traditions, while also exploring its psychological and parapsychological dimensions. The boo...