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An accomplished theosophist, Rudolf Steiner draws on the ?k?shic Records - described as a kind of cosmic library encoded on a mental plane - to tell us about events between the origin of the earth...

Daemonologie - With Original IllustrationsAuthor: King James I. Of EnglandPublisher: Aziloth BooksPublication Date: Jun 04, 2012Number of Pages: 122 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10:...

'David Balfour' is the sequel to 'Kidnapped', and starts at the exact moment that Robert Louis Stevenson's more famous book ends - with Balfour in Edinburgh, standing cold and remorseful outside the...

Aristotle of Stagira was arguably the most famous of all Greek Philosophers. A pupil of Plato's Academy, he set up his own school and, unlike Plato, he emphasized natural philosophy, studying the...

Regarded as a masterpiece of Epicurean philosophy, Lucretius' 'On the Nature of Things' is an epic poem detailing the teachings of the 3rd century BC sage Epicurus (who, contrary to popular belief,...

George and Weedon Goldsmith's creation of the utterly pedestrian and irredeemably middle-class bank clerk 'Henry Pooter' is a work of comic genius. "Why should I not publish my diary?" Pooter asks at...

'Dubliners' is James Joyce's attempt to portray a 'slice of life' of his beloved capital in fifteen short stories recording events in the lives of its citizens, while the tales themselves progress...

Selected from works originally published in magazines and periodicals between 1913-1921, the stories in this collection are set in post-Edwardian England, many against the background of WWI. After...

Samuel Butler's irreverent satire, 'Erewhon', castigates the hypocrisy of both religion and conventional social mores, and pours scorn on the unthinking acceptance that makes such beliefs possible...

Alfred Percy Sinnett was an English journalist who, at the age of thirty-nine, moved to India to become editor of 'The Pioneer', the premier English daily on the sub-continent. It was in India he met...

Annie Besant was one of the great female reformers of the early twentieth century, striving for women's and workers' rights at a time when both were considered 'inappropriate' for a well-brought-up...

Madagascar's Queen Ranavalona thwarted all European attempts at conquest. But freedom came at a price; under her despotic rule, half the population were murdered, or simply worked to death...

Edwin Abbott was a mathematician who used the idea of 'Flatland' - a world of just two dimensions - to poke fun at caste-ridden Victorian Society. The book also allowed him to explore the nature of...

Frankenstein is the classic of gothic horror novels written, said Shelley to "curdle the blood and quicken the beatings of the heart.'' Victor Frankenstein, obsessed with the idea of creating life...

Freedom of the Will - 9781913751067Author: Jonathan EdwardsPublisher: Aziloth BooksPublication Date: Oct 21, 2020Number of Pages: 240 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10:...

From Ritual to Romance is Jessie Weston's landmark study of the legends surrounding the mysterious Holy Grail. Weston studied medieval literature under Professor Bruno Gaston Paris and, as an...

Dr. George W. Carey was an American physician famous for his mineral-based theory of disease, and his oft-quoted statement that the human body is a "chemical formula in operation." Carey's deep...

'Gulliver's Travels' is now best known as a tale to delight children. And indeed, Jonathan Swift's story of Lemuel Gulliver and his adventures among tiny people, great giants, flying islands and...

Famous in our own time as the author of the 'Father Brown' detective stories, Gilbert Keith Chesterton was a highly respected Victorian author, and on his frequent lecture tours met with many...

Thomas Browne's books are complex and multilayered; witty yet deeply humane. Both 'Letter to a Friend' and 'Hydriotaphia' deal with Death; but Browne's humour and eloquence transform his essays on...

Jerome K Jerome is one of England's best-loved humorists, and in his second book, Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow, he reveals a prodigious talent for quiet, comical philosophizing. Fourteen topics...

For Lebanese-American writer and artist, Khalil Gibran, Jesus the Son of Man was the most challenging and cherished of all his works. "My art can find no better resting place than the personality of...

Born in Bombay in 1865, Rudyard Kipling was taken from the exotic sights and sounds of India just five years later and sent to foster parents in England, where he was by his own admission, utterly...

Rudolf Steiner's contribution to humanity has been prodigious: farms, schools, clinics and laboratories have all been established on the spiritual philosophy he expounded. Hitler and the Nazis banned...

Kundalini' is the Indian word for a spiritual energy known by a variety of titles to many cultures - 'Shekinah' in mystical Judaism, 'Sekhem' in Egypt, 'Da Kan Li' in Daoism. Present throughout the...

Walt Whitman was born in 1819, and from an early age evinced an intense curiosity and wonder in the miracle of Existence, and its ultimate meaning. In his collection of poems, Leaves of Grass,...

One of the most influential of all late 19th century American novels, Looking Backward tells the tale of Julian West, a latter-day Rip Van Winkle, who after having dined with his fianc?e, is placed...

Magic and Mystery in Tibet - 9781913751029Author: Alexandra David-N?lPublisher: Aziloth BooksPublication Date: Jul 27, 2020Number of Pages: 226 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10:...

Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin was originally a high initiate in Martinez de Pasqually's 'Ordre des Chevalier Ma?ons ?lus Cohen de L'Univers', better known as 'Elus Kohen', a theurgic order dedicated...

Mary Wollstonecraft was born at Spitalfields, London on 27 April 1759. Her happy family life gradually deteriorated as financial problems mounted, and her father became increasingly inebriated and...