In the second book of his stunning triology Vee Van Dam concentrates on three interconnecting facets: the power of creative visualization the discipline of meditation and the triumphant joy of journeying to interstellar destinations where crucial teaching awaits us. Once more Van Dam is not satisfied with accounts of personal experience; he gives precise instructions on how to achieve these feats of spiritual and cosmic exploration.

The Power of Mind and Consciousness

Politics & Social Sciences

Van Dam, V.

Philosophy

Skoob Books Pub Ltd

This new collection of Lucien Stryk's original poetry and Zen  translations contains a balanced selection from poetry written over a  period of 40 years. It is nothing less than the summation of a  lifetime's

Where We Are: Selected Poems and Zen Translations

Literature & Fiction

Stryk, Lucien

Poetry

In this incisive and poetic novel K. S. Maniam tells of a boy named Ravi whose life is caught up in the social transformations that occurred at the time of Malaysian independence in 1957. Maniam weaves Ravi's experiences into the story of a culture an era and most of all a human being caught in a time of rapid transition.

The Return (Skoob Pacifica Series)

Maniam, K. S.

British & Irish

In the final part of his trilogy Vee Van Dam proposes a revolutionary shamanism that is rooted in an unstinting love of nature inspired by the very Devas linked to the ancient traditions of Tibetan mysticism and the power of Kundalini yoga. Learn how to enter a nighttime dialogue with the Devas in your life and walk with them through the Dreamscape where undreamed powers await and you are challenged to accept the responsibilities that accompany those powers.

Starcraft

Van Dam, Vee

Genre Fiction

Places the 78 cards of the Tarot firmly in their place as the vital transforming tool of magic in the 90s.

The Truth About the Tarot: A Manual of Practice and Theory

Religion & Spirituality

Suster, Gerald

New Age & Spirituality

the poetry of Wong Phui Nam merges the concrete the abstract and  the mythic in language that is rich with strange music. the power of  his poetic vision moves from the external realities of Malaysia's  multi-ethnic culture in . As a sensitive mind in a changing culture  Wong Phui Nam speaks for a generation of Malaysians who have lived  their lives between two worlds.

Ways of Exile: Poems from the First Decade (Skoob Pacifica Series)

Nam, Wong Phui

As Aleister Crowley's last magical student at Netherwood in the 1940's, Kenneth Grant has upheld a proud occult tradition through a lifetime of study practice and writing. This latest book is not only for experienced students of the occult; it is also excellent for those who are new to Grant's work. Here is Grant moving through magic and beyond to a new and controversial view of human evolution and the ultimate goal of Undivided Consciousness. Topics include the primal grimoire the unfamiliar spirit and the fourth power of the sphinx along with aspects of dream control and the wisdom of S'lba.

Outer Gateways

GRANT, Kenneth

evokes strange answers to these questions. Usually ascribed to H. P. Lovecraft this dark work may actually come from a time long ago and a tradition that is not human.

The Necronomicon: The Book of Dead Names

Skoob Pacifica publishes literature of the Pacific Rim; English language works that look behind the facade of tropical beaches, exotic temples, and video game factories to reconcile ancient tradition with contemporary realities. This anthology takes an overview of many evolving literatures of Pacific Rim cultures-must-reading for students of Pacific Rim history or anyone who enjoys experiencing the birth and development of a new literary tradition.

Skoob Pacifica Anthology No. 1: S.E. Asia Writes Back! (Skoob Pacifica Series)

Reference

Loh, C. Y.

Words, Language & Grammar

The Necromancer attempts to capitalise on the vogue of the German setting for the Gothic, and was quite likely no translation at all but written in English.  Isabelle Thorpe in Jane Austin's Northanger Abbey reads out a list of intended future reading matter in which is included The Necromancer. This novel is filled with "Gothic" elements:  conjuring up of spirits, the theme of incest, the obsession with one person's power over another, sepulchral settings (a visit to a dungeon, the company of the rotting dead - in short, the horrid stuff of the Gothic novel.  It is worthy of note that Matthew Lewis' famous novel The Monk appeared two years after The Necromancer and makes use of many of the same Gothic materials, though with more abandon than in "Flammenberg's" book. The Necromancer is at pains to pass itself off as a story based on real fact; repeatedly the narrator insists that the events "chronicled" have a basis in truth.

The Necromancer

Teuthold, Peter

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