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If you are seeking union with your Sacred Self, this book is the Lamplight that will wipe the cobwebs of time from your mind and the darkness of fear from your vision.

Is the Poltergeist 'Syndrome' the only type of paranormal phenomena that can really be proven?

Ancient Pacific Northwest Coastal epic from the Samish people, as told by master storyteller, spiritual teacher and healer, Johnny Moses.

In sailing to Utopia, we must first chart our ships through the Renaissance to discover our radical intellectual origins.

Lucas' brain is uploaded into his partner's computer before he dies, part of an experiment for which he volunteered, but never told Dawn about. Given a second chance, the lovers embark on a journey of discovery...

Modern pagans recognize the need to tear down our destructive systems and build inclusive new political and social structures. This anthology presents modern pagan activists working through their spiritual lines to do better.

Student as Producer brings critical theory to life in a contribution to the dynamic, emerging genre of critical higher education studies. It is for students and teachers who want to change the world through critical pedagogy and popular education.

If Evolution is a journey, where does the journey end? Michael H. Burnam's third and final instalment of The Last Stop Trilogy.

Ancient wisdom for the modern world, demonstrating that 'incurable' merely means 'curable from within'.

365 daily confessional meditations and observations from the mind of practicing Stoic, William Ferraiolo.

During times of crumbling social structures and deep divisions, we need to find ideas and values on which we as organizers and society members can build bridges, and unite in our journey towards a common future.

Stories to celebrate a Celtic wheel of the year for parents, tots and teens.

A simple, Pagan approach to well-being and awareness in the city.

Unveiling hidden accounts of St. Paul and James, the Brother of Jesus, for a deeper understanding of the Divine Consciousness within Christianity.

Who makes the Fash is a compelling analysis of the relationships between art and fascism. Originating from the desire of conceptualising an antifascist artistic practice, this book investigates fascism in Italy and its relationships with futurism and neoliberalism. When seen in a historical context, the aesthetic appeal of the new, glamorous fascism is unmasked as a media-sponsored strategy of smoke and mirrors, functional to the preservation of a racist and patriarchal capitalism disguised as anti-systemic and innovative; from CasaPound, to the 5 Star Movement in Italy, to Elon Musk (hopefully soon in space). What role can the arts have in this scenario? The assumption that this field is a stronghold of the left can not be held true anymore: if as artists we want to counter the making of fascist hegemony, we must embrace a responsibility that goes beyond our practice. This book offers an accessible historical overview, political analysis and a passionate call to radicalise the politics and practices of arts and culture around an outspokenly antifascist praxis.

There may be no way of knowing for certain that the world has some ultimate meaning and purpose, but finding reasons to believe changes everything.

An examination of how dramatists including Shakespeare, Sarah Kane and Samuel Beckett manipulated actors' bodies for laughter or sympathy, discussed in relation to the social construction of 'snowflake culture' as a 21st century phenomenon.

Dennis Waite draws on traditional Advaita teachings to answer all seeker-related questions.

Ira Rechtshaffer unpacks the Buddhist map to personal transformation with psychological sophistication, offering fresh insights into the complexity of personality and the challenge of intimacy in relationships.

Pull up a chair, have a cup of tea, sit back and take a glimpse into the world of Kitchen Witchcraft. This little book will give you an insight into what a Kitchen Witch is, what they do and how they do it. It gives an overview of the Sabbats, working with the Moon, the elements and candle magic. Packed full of ideas for crafting such as washes and smudges for your home and your body, witch bottles, incense, medicine bags, magic powders and offerings. Take a stroll through a Kitchen Witch's garden and discover what you will find there and finish up with some lovely meditations. Follow the heart of a Kitchen Witch...

Learn to cook with the seasons. Family style, no fuss cooking to nourish the body, spirit and soul...

The plot of Julius Caesar is played out between the pupils of St Francis' School and their Cyborg teachers, in the third instalment of the Shakespeare's Moon Series.

180 meditations from a philosopher grappling with the Bible. A sequel to Meditations on Self-Discipline and Failure.

One city, two religions. Three centuries. Four people; a brother, an orphan, refugee and a traitor separated by time and circumstance, and one dark secret that links them all.

In the first book to present Star Wars as a mirror for contemporary politics, Michael Harris reveals Star Wars' new Left roots.

What if the after effects of a near-death experience were undeniable? What if a person could suddenly produce high quality paintings of the Afterllife, or if they acquired the ability to compose classical symphonies? Meet: David Ditchfield.

It's widely accepted that Transcendental Meditation can create peace for the individual, but can it create peace in society as a whole? And if it can, what could possibly be the mechanism?

The first book to provide Reclaiming 101, Irisanya Moon discusses the current state of Reclaiming, its practices and the variety of cultures around the world.

Spheres of Perception opens doors to a new ethic for a post technocratic society facing complex challenges, which couldn't have been dreamed of a few decades ago.

A unique collation of life's questions, answered from a perspective of consciousness, free from attachment to any singular religion, scientific or philosophical movement.