Handbook of Fairies

Coghlan, Ronan

Religion & Spirituality

Capall Bann Publishing

Sacred Dorset: On the Path of the Dragon

Peter Knight

<p>In this groundbreaking new work, a proposal is given for the use of the Tarot as a therapy, alongside the many other complementary and natural procedures available. This largely ignored method of working with and viewing the cards aims to begin the work of restoring the Tarot to its rightful place of acceptance as a sacred healing tool. Split into three volumes, the first, ‘Tarot for the New Millennium’, explains the theory behind the idea of Tarot Therapy, tracing its origins and history in this light. The concept of both Major and Minor Arcanas are explored, showing the true, therapeutic construction of the pack.</p>

Tarot Therapy: Tarot for the Millennium

Hounsome, Steve

New Age & Spirituality

Tree Seer

SIMON LILLY

<p>This book began with a conviction based on the perception of the enormous number of quite detailed resemblances between the major religious myths and legends of the world. Many of these resemblances had been spotted before but it was the author s conviction that, taken as a whole, they could not be attributed to accident alone: they were simply too numerous to be the product of coincidence and must be traceable in some way back to a common originating source, a proto-myth, in other words, from which the many myths of the world have derived. In the late 1980 s the author began to try to reconstruct what this proto-myth might have been and locate where and when it might have emerged. Increasingly, the evidence seemed to point to its having been an ancient matriarchal creation myth, featuring an earth and a moon goddess, the double-headed goddess of the title, in a cosmogony that explained the origin of the universe in a mythical form. The source of the proto-myth appears to have been Palaeolithic and European, or at least Eurasian, certainly in the northern hemisphere, although it was not until the European Neolithic Age between 8000 and 3000 BC that it reached its apogee as a unifying myth of a great goddess-worshipping cult that stretched from Ireland to the Indus Valley. The book charts the reconstruction of the myth and describes in passing the kind of society in which it once held sway. Based on years of historical research, the book is written in an accessible style. The motivating hypothesis, though, is none the less well defended for that and seems to be amply justified on the basis of the evidence cited.</p>

The Double Headed Goddess of the Primal Myth

Literature & Fiction

George M. Young

Mythology & Folk Tales

Robin Hood: on the Outlaw Trail

Richard Rutherford-Moore

Reference

In and Out the Windows

Dilys Gator

Wheel of the Year: Myth and Magic Through the Seasons

Moorey, Teresa

Real Wicca for Teens

Anna Franklin

Proceeds benefit local charities; minimal shelf wear

A Wisewoman's Book of Tea Leaf Reading

Pat Barki

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