This comprehensive, illustrated guide to traditional and modern astrology can help readers use astrology for personal growth and guidance in every aspect of life. Readers will learn to find the perfect gift for a particular sign, identify the career that fits their astrological personality, understand the effects of an eclipse, learn how to live in harmony with a particular zodiac partner, and discover how astrology can sound a timely warning about health and indicate appropriate healing methods.

Bestselling guide to crystals, their shapes, colours, and applications. Colour photographs throughout.

Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings author Hapgood's classic book Path of the Pole is back in print! Hapgood researched Antarctica, ancient maps and the geological record to conclude that the Earth's crust has slipped in the inner core many times in the past, changing the position of the pole. Path of the Pole discusses the various "pole shifts" in Earth's past, giving evidence for each one, and moves on to possible future pole shifts. Packed with illustrations, this is the sourcebook for many other books on cataclysms and pole shifts.

Every land has its hero. Ours is an outlaw, rebel and thief - Robin Hood. Each era gives him its identity. Here the illustrator Clifford Harper and poet John Gallas gives us a new version of Robin Hood - hunter and hunted - the ballad verse closely echoing the drawings.

If you have ever been confused by the motions of the moon then this is the book for you. Ground breaking author Robin Heath explains eclipse, metonic cycles, and everything else you need to know about the relationship of these three celestial bodies.

Karl Hernesson shows how Reiki is a tool that can be used by Eco-Warriors, Peace-Activists & Protest-Pagans: Reiki as spiritual Non-Violent Direct-Action.

The purpose of this book is to present the results of the continuing investigation started in the authors book Wiccan Roots. It looks at the crucial 10 years from 1944 to 1954, during which time Gardner's own practise of witchcraft developed from the more shamanic practises to the distinctive shape of modern Wicca. The various influences on Gardner are examined, including: the practises of the New Forest Coven, the ideas of Margaret Murray, Aleister Crowley and the O.T.O, the establishment of the Museum on the Isle of Man, his writing of High Magic's Aid and Witchcraft Today and the influence of Edith Woodford-Grimes (Dafo). The various versions of Gardner's Book of Shadows are examined and the significance of Gardner and his legacy in the modern world.

This is a book about trees, but a book with a difference, for it acknowledges trees to be wise beings who can teach us much if we approach them in the right way. This book shows how to go about it, revealing the origins of our awakening interest in - and love for - trees.

This book reveals a remarkable picture of the revival of witchcraft in England during the 1930s and 40s. The author has pieced together the story of Gerald Gardner - He made contact with a family of hereditary witches, whom the author has been able to identify. Few witches, pagans or other students of modern religious movements will fail to be fascinated by the carefully researched revelations in this important book.

A fascinating view into the oft-ignored non-Wiccan edges of the Modern Witchcraft revival.