Showing posts with label Theology and Occultism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Theology and Occultism. Show all posts

Sunday, January 6, 2008

Now What?: Living Out Your Christian Faith


Woodrow Kroll, "Now What?: Living Out Your Christian Faith"The Good News Broadcasting Association, Inc. English ISBN 0847408000 PDF 16 pages 300 KB


For new Christian ~ If you've recently become a Christian, you may be asking, "What do I do next? How do I develop this relationship with Christ?" This booklet presents several practical steps to growing closer with your Lord and Savior.Receiving Christ into your life is only the first step in what will be an exciting journey, and this guide will help steer your first steps. With practical suggestions for moving forward in living out your faith, you'll find the foundation you need for building a solid relationship with Christ Jesus.



The Temple : Its Ministry and Services As They Were at the Time of Jesus Christ


Alfred Edersheim, "The Temple : Its Ministry and Services As They Were at the Time of Jesus Christ"Hodder and Stoughton (1904) English ISBN: n/a PDF 204 pages 1.25 MB


This fascinating study by Alfred Edersheim pictures the religious life of the period in which Jesus lived, the circumstances under which he taught, the rites by which he was surrounded, and the meaning of all that he was surrounded, and the meaning of all that he came to fulfill.

Monday, December 31, 2007

Kundalini: The Evolutionary Energy in Man


Krishna Gopi "Kundalini: The Evolutionary Energy in Man"Shambhala ISBN:1570622809 1997-02-04 252 Pages Rar'd PDF 1 Mb

Coiled like a snake at the base of the spine, kundalini is the spiritual force that lies dormant in every human being. Once awakened, often through meditation and yoga practices, it rises up the spine and finds expression in the form of spiritual knowledge, mystical vision, psychic powers, and ultimately, enlightenment. This is the classic first-person account of Gopi Krishna, an ordinary Indian householder who, at the age of thirty-four, after years of unsupervised meditation, suddenly experienced the awakening of kundalini during his morning practice. The story of this transformative experience, and the author's struggle to find balance amid a variety of powerful physiological and psychic side effects, forms the core of the book. His detailed descriptions of his dramatic inner experiences and symptoms such as mood swings, eating disorders, and agonizing sensations of heat—and of how, with the help of his wife, he finally stabilized at a higher level of consciousness—make this one of the most valuable classics of spiritual awakening available.

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Sunday, December 23, 2007

Witchcraft A Concise Guide by Isaac Bonewits


Isaac Bonewits, "Witchcraft: A Concise Guide"New Age World Publishing (December 28, 2001) ISBN: 1930916388 206 pages PDF 1,3 Mb


Bonewits writes of Witchcraft from its disputed origins, to the Inquisition, to its re-invention in the 20th century. A scholarly, pungent, witty and sometimes personal account. The book is a succinct guide to the many ways the term "witch" has been used over the centuries, and includes a preface by Ashleen O'Gaea (author of "The Family Wicca Book"), a detailed recommended reading list, and an analysis of the standard ritual design used by most Wiccan traditions. It is the fruit of the author's over thirty years of Wiccan research and practice.Bonewits, says O'Gaea, "knows Wicca from the inside out, and in this work he shares the definitions and distinctions he's developed from his intimate experience and original research. When you're talking about Neopagan Witchcraft, Bonewits is an author, advisor, and scholar you want - no, let me be stronger: he's someone you need on your side.""Bonewits has made it easy to understand Wicca's history and structure meaningfully. Beyond that, he offers one of the best bibliographies I've seen - his reading list alone makes this book indispensable on any serious priest/ess' bookshelf. But there's something else that makes this book special, and that's how reader-friendly it is." (amazon.com)