Reviews

The Serpent and the Eagle: An Introduction to the Runic Tradition

Author: Chris Travers Chris Travers has written a highly readable book that is suitable for beginners and more advanced runic practitioners alike. Travers offers his own valuable insights and experiences on the runes, European mythology, and magic in general. The book is divided into three parts, perhaps reflecting three divisions that Travers explains is fundamental [...]

The Mystical Labyrinth in Russia

Author: Konstantin Serebrov “However, the one who wants to work on himself has just started to take form. And he will have to struggle with all the other ‘selves’. And you have plenty of them. If you win this long-lasting and merciless struggle, you will attain perfection. If not, then you have missed an opportunity [...]

The Gospel of Thomas Annotated & Explained

Translation & Annotation by Stevan Davies While the Gospel of Thomas itself is a great source of quotations to ponder and meditate on, this book offers some insights and direction to understanding what was intended. The annotations help provide some context of the historical period that the Gospels were written, along with corresponding sayings incorporated [...]

The Rune Primer A: Down-to-Earth Guide to the Runes

Author: Sweyn Plowright This review is based on a preview of selected pages of the book. Sweyn is the organiser of Rune-Net and has revised this book with suggestions and requests from members of Rune-Net. The new edition contains some new translations of Rune Poems, a new chapter discussing various myths surrounding the Runes, and [...]

The Phaselock Code

Author: by Roger Hart The Phaselock Code, by Roger Hart, is truly a gem amongst the growing number of books on spirituality. It is a synthesis of mystical insight and modern science (for those who are willing to accept the highly theoretical nature of such things as Quantum Physics) – and as such there is [...]

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