Towards a new mysticism: Teilhard de Chardin and Eastern religions

Religion & Spirituality

King, Ursula

New Age & Spirituality

Collins

Witchcraft has always intrigued the imagination, sparking visions of Macbeths hags, complete with heathland and bubbling cauldrons. But throughout European history, particularly from the 14th- to the 17th-century, ordinary people were tried and put to death for witchcraft, often in a brutal and grotesque manner. So who were the witches? What were their practises? Who believed in them? What was their place in society? Why were they so feared? How were they accused, tried and executed? Robin Briggs attempts to answer these questions, broadening his scope as he looks beyond the persecutions themselves, to concentrate upon the society they illuminate. Between 1560 and 1660, more people were tried for witchcraft than at any other time in history. The detailed records of many of the trials have allowed the author to build up a description of life among the European peasantry some 400 years ago: the minutiae of social life, daily activities, neighbourhood and kinship ties, the pervasive force of superstition and family relationships.

Witches & neighbours: The social and cultural context of European witchcraft

History

Briggs, Robin

Europe

HarperCollinsPublishers

Motel Nirvana: Dreaming of the New Age in the American Desert

Melanie McGrath

Scarborough, ON, Canada: HarperCollins Canada, Limited

<p>The proof of UFO visitations - from human anecdotes, videos and photographs to once secret documents - is overwhelming. Mankind's historical record is replete with accounts of flying objects and unearthly visitations. Today with the widespread use of video and cameras, the evidence of UFO activity gains weight almost daily. It's not limited to lights in the sky. Associated activities include animal mutilations, crop circles, scrutiny of military installations and even human abductions. What is the nature of these visitors? Are they beings from another plant? Another dimension? A different time? More importantly, what are their intentions. This work aims to break through the misconceptions and conflicting theories. Focusing on some of the most respected UFO investigators and their evidence, it seeks to uncover the purpose of UFO occupants. Jim Marrs is the author of "Crossfire: The Plot that Killed Kennedy".</p>

Alien Agenda: The Untold Story of the Extraterrestrials Among Us

Marrs, Jim

Reference

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A Mind of Your Own: A Book for Life

A Mind Of Your Own

BETTY SHINE

Harpercollins

The Infinite Mind: The Mind/Brain Phenomenon

Biographies & Memoirs

Catfish and Mandala

Pham, Andrew

Flamingo

<p>Used book in good condition, due to its age it could contain normal signs of use</p>

Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam

Khayyam, Omar (translated by Edward Fitzgerald)

Avenel Books

Takes a looks at the 12 signs of the zodiac, telling readers how they will fare in love and romance, offering advice on the best present to buy for each sign and the best meal to cook. Home, love, life, work, hobbies, tastes and preferences of each sign are covered.

Zodiac Types (Collins Gems)

The Diagram Group

This guide to the Oriental zodiac contains tables to establish which animal sign you fall under and which elements are associated with your sign. It also provides details of personality, appearance, male and female traits, home and work traits, Yang traits, partners and health for each sign.

Collins Gem Chinese Astrology (Collins Gems)

BRIDGET GILES

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