Topic: Magick & Spirituality

Book presents a complete system of spiritual psychology integrating astrology and the chakra system. Included are astrological case studies for each chakra and anecdotes from the author's experience as an astrologer of 36 years and a student of Yogi Bhajan and Swami Muktananda.

Tracking the Soul With An Astrology of Consciousness by Joe Landwehr was just selected as the best New Age book of 2007 by Reader Views Annual Literary Awards. About the book, Reader Views reviewer and professional astrologer Michelle Anne Cox Lomas says, "Of all the books that I have read about astrology, Tracking the Soul with an Astrology of Consciousness is by far the best of them all!"

By tracing Western Civilization back to its beginning, philosopher Peter Kingsley discovered a profound meaning within the creation of this society: The guiding principles that started this culture are as spiritual - indeed mystical - as they are practical.

Rediscover our lost heritage in Finding Our Ancient Wisdom: The Spiritual Origins of Western Civilization, the new DVD release from Golden Thread Films and EMMY Award winning director/cameraman Tom Tanquary.

Do things keep getting in the way of your ability to meditate? Cucan Pemo has some tips to make your meditation sessions more fruitful.

Meditation is an intensely personal and, for some people, private experience. It is a complete and total relaxation technique and some may need unique circumstances to help bring upon that level of rest.

Police use them to solve crimes, and every day ordinary people visit them to get answers on love, money and spirituality questions. In many people's minds, however, the question remains: Do psychics really exist?

If you have ever wondered "are psychics real?" you are not alone. Many people ask themselves this very same question every day. The answer is often not an easy one, but for thousands of years people have turned to psychics, and clairvoyants for love, romance, and life advice. Some say psychics even have the ability to communicate with the spirits of the departed.

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Simply put, karma is the consequences of your choices. This is why we should never make choices without considering the consequences.

I am sure you have heard the song "Karma Chameleon" by Culture Club, but have you ever given much thought to its meaning? While on Earth, you are living in a world of reincarnation which is governed by the law of karma. Karma begins to propel you as Soul on a personal journey through the universe. Karma ends when you have reached enlightenment and fully realise that this physical reality and the Universe itself is just an illusion. When you reach a state of knowingness that there is but One all pervading essence and that essence or consciousness is You!

The Scientology video channel answers the question "What is Scientology?" while offering 82 informative and engaging Scientology videos and clips addressing Scientology beliefs and humanitarian programs.

The Church of Scientology announces the launch of the official www.Scientology.org online video channel.

Noting that 75% of Internet users watch video online according to Internet metrics leader Comscore, the Church is excited to announce this launch to utilize cutting edge technology to more broadly disseminate information about Scientology via an official Scientology Video Channel that can be viewed from anywhere there is an Internet connection.

Sedona New Age maven Albert Clayton Gaulden hopes to hit the ball out of park with "You're Not Who You Think You Are," scheduled for release this fall.

World-renowned astro-intuitive, author, transpersonal psychologist and founding director of the Sedona Intensive, Albert Clayton Gaulden bucks trends of "same old" flowery New Age platitudes with his new book, You're Not Who You Think You Are, to be published by Simon & Schuster this year.

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Sedona New Age maven and author Albert Clayton Gaulden

The second edition of Spirituality for Dummies (Wiley, January 2008, 366 pages) explains how to use practices like contemplation, meditation, yoga, and prayer to understand and improve your life.

Looking for straightforward advice on spirituality? The second edition of Spirituality for Dummies explains how to use practices like contemplation, meditation, yoga, and prayer to understand and improve your life. The book shows how these simple practices can help you nourish the soul, thrive through adversity, and view the world with realistic optimism. There's even a bonus audio CD with over an hour of inspirational music from Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, and Hindu traditions, featuring the author and other artists.

Here in the U.S., a healthy sexuality is often looked upon with suspicion. In India, however, sex is seen as something that can be very sacred.

Many traditions see desire of all kinds, but sexual desire in particular, as negative, as something that must be suppressed. Desire is certainly complex. It can overwhelm us and interfere with our better judgment. In this society, we are conditioned to be ruled by our desires; desires that are replaced by new ones just as soon as they are fulfilled. And yet desire is a powerful force, a force that can motivate and inspire us. Suppressing desire entails suppressing our fundamental humanity, and most people pay a heavy price for doing this.

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A writer consults the Taoist deity Kwan Yin for advice, to be told that 2008 will be the year of our discontent.

I just can't help but ask about the future. Everyone seems to be interested in it. I guess it's hardwired into human nature to want to know what is coming down the line. Although I now understand that we have a very great ability to influence the future, I still look around online for any new predictions to check out.