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Anatomy of Hatha Yoga: A Manual for Students, Teachers, and Practitioners by H. David Coulter
Natural Health Cookbook by Dana Jacobi
Money and banking by Eugene S. Klise
Aleister Crowley Thoth Tarot Deck by Aleister Crowley
The Gnostic Jung and the Seven Sermons to the Dead (Quest Books) by Stephan Hoeller
Magic Without Tears by Aleister Crowley
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Tagshealth (96), occult (86), magic (72), psychology (70), religion (56), healing (55), astrology (54), meditation (50), divination (45), mysticism (43) — see all tags
GroupsOccult Esoterica, Western Mysteries
Favorite authorsDion Fortune, Gareth Knight, Serge Kahili King, Serge V. King, isreal Regardie, Fred Alan Wolf (Shared favorites)
About my library health and healing,occult, 'new age', mysticism, gnostic, shamanism, psychology other subjects.
I own all of the books,CDs and DVDs entered and have read/studied/worked with most of them. Currently,in having cataologed all but a few, I realize (for the umteenth time!) how much I've fallen behind on reading/study/practice!
"It is better to read one book a thousand times than a thousand books one time"-Chinese proverb
...nevertheless,I keep buying these things....
Someone once advised me to lighten up-....I'm trying....
(17 Jul. '08)
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On Covers------Some of these books have member/amazon covers that I have NOT used as they are of a different edition/printing/publisher.
Real nameChuck Gilbert
LocationNew Haven, Ct.
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I haven't read that book in at least 15 years, so my recollection of it is so-so. I remember finding it interesting, but don't recall anything overly compelling about it.
Having read on Wicca/Witchcraft, I'm always interested in the various takes on the Goddess, but I've never been fond of the elevated position given to Goddess over God, personally feeling more of a balance is required, as is stated in the Golden Dawn book Z-1: THE ENTERER OF THE THRESHOLD -
where Abba is, of course, Father and Aima, Mother.
I've always been disappointed, also, that many turn to Wicca to find their "God and Goddess," when the parallel symbolism has been available in the Golden Dawn system all along.
But, you've made me curious, so I promise I'll dig it out over the weekend end refresh my memory.
In LVX,
BD
posted by brian_dare at 10:16 am (EST) on Jun 6, 2008
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