Littoral

Literature & Fiction

Goodland, Giles

Poetry

Drake Intl Services

Kayserling

Smith, Alex

History & Criticism

Lowenfeld realized that “Play” was the medium through which children worked out their emotional conflicts. She recognized that it was a cognitive process which could be analyzed (in a non-Freudian way) to understand and deal with behavior problems and also perhaps help them to develop. She developed the then new concept of non-verbal communication, and methods and tools for using “Play” as therapy and as a therapeutic and analytical tool. This work follows her classic book Play in Childhood which was published in 1935.

Understanding Children's Sandplay: Lowenfeld's World Technique

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Lowenfeld, Margaret

Psychology & Counseling

A superb new book on various magical traditions and written in a style never seen before. A converstion piece between practitioners of differing paths on the subjects usually hidden behind closed doors. Subjects such as sex magic, ritual magic, and lives of the solitary and the covenet all covered in an open and factual yet humerous manner. Real fly on the wall stuff captured by an objective independent occult specialist.

What You Call Time

Politics & Social Sciences

Ruthven, Suzanne

Social Sciences

A captivating introduction to the practice of the Egyptian Magical Tradition, drawing on translations from the recorded history, magical and religious secrets of the Nile Valley. Not a book for beginners on the magical Path but certainly ideal for those fasinated by an ancient knowledge which influenced nearly every emerging magical and myatical tradition in the Western World.

Liber Aegyptius: The Book of Egyptian Magic

Draco, Melusine

This is a fictional storie about Lara Englewood, she is on the run from the Law, Her lovers, and herself. Exiled in New Zealand, the Parision actress is keeping a diary of infamous secrets. On Waiheke Island she befriends an impoverished writer, working on a riches to rags story about Oscar Wilde.

Hymn to the Moon

Picard, Stephen

Crystal Mission is a story of strange and wonderful synchronicity - beginning with the Greenpeace Antartic expedition of 1987 and leading a New Zealand doctor into fantastic territory. This is his account of the journey, including the discovery of the dodeca-icosa planetary electromagnetic grid, and its connection with ancient foundation points like the Great Pyramid of Giza, a crystal mountain in Arizona, and a secret site in New Zealand. The central story is an expedition from Arizona in a 1968 Chevy Suburban, to Palenque, Mexico for the total solar eclipse of July 11 1991. The book is also an investigation into the knowledge held by Hopi Indian, Mayan, Australian Aboriginal and New Zealand Maori wisdom-keepers and with this became an exploration into the history of Planet Earth. Ancient and modern healing methods involving the use of crystals and electro-magetism were rediscovered and put to use, both on human and global scale. The Crystal Mission continued and was updated with a 5th edition in 2010, 19 years after the total solar eclipse over Mexico.  Kindle edition with further updates is due in May 2014.

Crystal Mission

Reference

Van Dorp, Cornelius

Words, Language & Grammar

On Waiheke Island: A Guide Book

Travel

Like a Fish in Water: Yoga for Children Aged Five Years and Up

Koch, Isabelle

This book ia a sequel to CRYSTAL MISSION, TRAIL OF THE HAWK is a fasinating 8,000-mile trip by four New Zealanders and a Choctaw Indian guide around the American Indian nations. On a deeper level it is an exploration into the history of Aotearoa, and a sacred journey of initiation into the shamanic realms where the hawks by the roadside become messengers on the currents and tides of Tawhirimatea, the god of the wind.

Trail of the Hawk

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