Carnivals and Dreams: Pieter Bruegel and the History of the Imagination

History

Louise S. Milne

World

Mutus Liber

<p>Bride's Mound: Gateway to Avalon celebrates one of Glastonbury's most important, but least known, mystical sites. The destination of sea-borne travelers from the West, Brides Mound is also the portal into the other world, that of Avalon, the Arthurian paradise. Like Isis, Bride is the Goddess of the Moon - to the Romans she was Minerva, to the Christians, St. Bridget. She is the swordsmith, the healer and the poet, and excels in each calling. Associated with Mary Magdalene, the Black Madonna and the Celtic festival of Imbolc, Bride is also the sister of the archangel Michael. Her colour is white like the lamb, and the snowdrop that symbolize her. Bride protects the young mother and the old sinner alike - she owns compassion and devotion. Today, she may have exchanged the mantle of Pisces for that of Aquarius, and become the independent, radical female.</p>

Bride's Mound: Gateway to Avalon

Religion & Spirituality

Strong, Gordon

Marshall, Jane

Delyth, Jen

New Age & Spirituality

Sunsphere

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Harding, Nicholas Mark

Thrillers & Suspense

<p>The Holy Grail is many things to many people. The medieval troubadour saw it as a vision of heaven. In the twenty-first century, the quantum physicist finds heaven in parallel universes. The shaman, who links prehistory with the modern world, travels in other dimensions knowing he will experience the parameters of existence. In "Sun God and Moon Maiden", Gordon Strong suggests that the presence of the Grail questions not only space and time but perception itself. The philosophy of Plato, the psychology of Jung and the nobility of kings are within the Grail's domain. It resides in the endless galaxy of the mind. This interior landscape is where we discover yet more gateways into Inner Space, realms where we may come to know the universe, and ourselves. From Atlantis to Arthur's Camelot, the path to Avalon still awaits. As Gordon Strong demonstrates in this fascinating book - encompassing mythology, magic and modern physics - the ancient wisdom of the Qabalah, the Tarot and Sacred Stone</p>

Sun God & Moon Maiden: The Secret World of the Holy Grail

Jack Hobbes finally had to admit that all the Conspiracy Theories were right – every damned one of them - when he found himself driving his Mobile Library at speed down narrow roads at dawn, pursued by implacable Frenchmen who were not sure whether the sealed box he had strapped onto the passenger seat contained an electric kettle from Argos, or the preserved head of John the Baptist.   On top of all that, he then had to contend with the real Men in Black and the Trans-Galactics, plus MI5, the CIA, Opus Dei, numerous Freemasons and neo-Templars and various incarnate aspects of the Wild Hunt – who had been hiding for years in a certain little Old Peoples’ Home in rural Wiltshire. And it had all been caused by those two women – Jenny Djinn and Lilith Love – who just happened to be Death Goddesses also, who fell for the same Mobile Librarian in a small English town that was named after trolls…

Dark Light: A Neo-Templar Time Storm

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Richardson, Alan

Fantasy

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