Taoist Shaman: Practices from the Wheel of Life is another book from the great Chinese-Thai master of both popular and esoteric physical and spiritual wisdom, Mantak Chia. As with some of his other recent works, he displays the universality of much Chinese tradition that initially seems unique. In the process, wittingly or unwittingly, he throws light on the deceptions of those who claim some special authority…
ESCAPE TO HELL AND OTHER STORIES
June 23, 2011 By
Most books by world leaders are snow jobs written to project an image or polish an ego. You would be surprised how many are ghost written by an editorial team. Escape to Hell is a breath of fresh air. It has an instant sense of authenticity and integrity not often found in a literary work. It speaks of the soul of the Libyan people: their anguish, dreams…
WHEEL OF INITIATION
December 8, 2010 By
In some ways of life, our path is depicted as being along a wheel where each of us emerge onto the wheel at an optimum, specified point. We travel in an organised method around that wheel, completing the journey at what is again, the optimum location on the wheel. For the spiritual seekers among us, this book will be of great help and significance.
THE LIFE AND TEACHINGS OF CARLOS CASTANEDA
September 8, 2010 By
Who was Carlos Castaneda? 20th century shaman, anthropological huckster or spiritual leader? To this day, no one really knows the real Castaneda, but William Patterson goes closest with this book shining light on one of the most mysterious men of the last 50 years. Castaneda has enthralled generations of readers since the publication of his first book The Teachings of Don Juan in 1968, with all his subsequent books being bestsellers. However, little is known about the man himself.
SALVIA DIVINORUM
August 7, 2010 By
Salvia Divinorum, a hallucinogenic plant of the Mint family, is illegal in most Western countries. Like most plants used over thousands of years for divination and therapeutic practices, Salvia Divinorum is deemed too dangerous for the general populace. While the occasional death has arisen from Salvia use, it remains a misunderstood hallucinogen, with little or no research on its make up and effects.
