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AT LAST! The long-awaited ENGLISH EDITIONS of THE PYRAMIDS by world-renowned UFO investigator and researcher of ancient civilizations, VALERY UVAROV.
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LOOK OUT FOR THE WANDS OF HORUS and THE HIEROPHANTS in English soon from RESONANCE BookWorks!
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Print: $11.08 Download: $6.38 The true story of how three families were proved wrong when they thought that they had lost for ever a dearly loved young man; how he showed them all that there is no death; how he helped them, and they helped him, on his journey to the higher planes - and back again.
Tony Indigo's Terrestrial Incarnations!
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Print: $15.47 A new edition of J W Dunne's famous and brilliant time theory work. Also in the series; An Experiment with Time; The Serial Universe; The New Immortality
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Print: $12.68 What about that curious feeling that nearly everyone has now and then experienced - that sudden, fleeting, disturbing conviction that something which is happening at that moment has happened before?
What about all those dreams which, after being completely forgotten, are suddenly, for no apparent reason, recalled later in the day? What is the association which recalls them?
Was it possible that these phenomena were not abnormal, but normal?
It was absolutely inconceivable that a thing of this sort, if true, could have managed to escape, through all these centuries, universal perception and recognition.'
J W Dunne
This book about the perfectly normal ability to see the future created a national commotion in the 1920's.
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Print: $6.86 The Time Machine is one of the greatest short novels. Everyone should read it.
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Print: $21.53 'Devil's Tor', first published in 1932, is the undoubted masterpiece of David Lindsay. Many of the extraordinary and disturbing themes of his first and most famous work, 'A Voyage to Arcturus' (1920), are explored more deeply and expressed more clearly in this book. The story describes the experiences and mental processes of various people drawn by an active Fate to Devil's Tor, a minor Dartmoor height. Lives are transformed, shattered and ended by forces that can remake stars and galaxies. Nowhere in printed English is the working of the Unseen in living minds more vividly drawn than in David Lindsay; and nowhere in Lindsay more magnificently than in 'Devil's Tor'. This cheap edition will allow more people access to this unique book.
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SPHINXSPHINX (book)
Print: $28.72 On the surface, Sphinx tells of the arrival into a polite and fashionable 1920's rural community of one Nicholas Cabot, a young man who has recently come into money.
The deeper themes of the book include levels of consciousness, the nature of choosing, and the boundary between life and death - explored chiefly through the device of Cabot's esoteric chemical experiments.
Like all of Lindsay's books, Sphinx gives up its secrets a little at a time, and rewards frequent re-reading.
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Print: $23.94 This was the fourth published novel from the author of 'A Voyage to Arcturus'.
'Adventures of Monsieur de Mailly' was first published in 1926 and published under the somewhat inappropriate title of 'Blade for Sale' in the United States in the same year. It has not been reprinted since and has never before been issued in paperback.
'Adventures of Monsieur de Mailly' is a humourous adventure set in the France of Louis XIV.
Possibly the lightest and least fantastical of David Lindsay's novels, this romp through the realm of the Sun King nevertheless contains moments of high tragedy and tantalising glimpses of Lindsay's fascinating philosophy.
An exciting adventure in its own right, this is a book no David Lindsay devotee will want to be without.
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Print: $19.06 David Lindsay's first novel is widely regarded as a work of genius. Using a mystical journey to a neighbouring star, Lindsay strips the psyche - to reveal an astonishing world view.
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Print: $30.26 'Devil's Tor', first published in 1932, is the undoubted masterpiece of David Lindsay. Many of the extraordinary and disturbing themes of his first and most famous work, 'A Voyage to Arcturus' (1920), are explored more deeply and expressed more clearly in this book. The story describes the experiences and mental processes of various people drawn by an active Fate to Devil's Tor, a minor Dartmoor height. Lives are transformed, shattered and ended by forces that can remake stars and galaxies. Nowhere in printed English is the working of the Unseen in living minds more vividly drawn than in David Lindsay; and nowhere in Lindsay more magnificently than in 'Devil's Tor'.
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Hardcover Print: $46.16 'Devil's Tor', first published in 1932, is the undoubted masterpiece of David Lindsay.
Many of the extraordinary and disturbing themes of his first and most famous work, 'A Voyage to Arcturus' (1920), are explored more deeply and expressed more clearly in this book.
The story describes the experiences and mental processes of various people drawn by an active Fate to Devil's Tor, a minor Dartmoor height.
Lives are transformed, shattered and ended by forces that can remake stars and galaxies.
Nowhere in printed English is the working of the Unseen in living minds more vividly drawn than in David Lindsay; and nowhere in Lindsay more magnificently than in 'Devil's Tor'.
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Print: $12.68 'Very pleasant art thou, O Brother Death, thy love is wonderful..'
The Roadmender is a very special book - a series of episodes from the author's life in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century; it treats of the wealth of poverty, the blessing in a curse, religious rule as against spirituality, and Death.
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Print: $14.34 Download: $6.38 Sassy seventies' girl Kathie Addison leaves Newcastle to seek fame and fortune in London.
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Print: $68.56 Download: $19.14 HUGE, BEAUTIFULLY-ILLUSTRATED BOOK. Full of amazing pictures and startling testimony, Valery Uvarov's work traces the evidence for worldwide prehistoric civilizations and investigates the lasting legacy of their greatest technological achievements. Here, at last, we have a book explaining WHY the pyramids were built.
From Egypt and Mesopotamia, to the Americas, China, Tibet and Mars, the renowned UFO investigator shows that the pyramids are a worldwide network, built to a common design, with input from behind the sun! Read it, and be amazed..
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Print: $12.68 Haunting faerie tale by MacDonald, inspiration to C S Lewis, David Lindsay and J R R Tolkien.
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Print: $7.89 Bacon's story of the discovery of a new world - our world? Then and now..
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Print: $23.86 Download: $15.95 Full of amazing pictures and startling testimony, Valery Uvarov's work traces the evidence for worldwide prehistoric civilizations and investigates the lasting legacy of their greatest technological achievements. Here, at last, we have a book explaining WHY the pyramids were built. From Egypt and Mesopotamia, to the Americas, China, Tibet and Mars, the renowned UFO investigator shows that the pyramids are a worldwide network, built to a common design, with input from behind the sun. Read it, and be amazed.
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Print: $11.08 Written in 1871, 'The Coming Race' is the story of the narrator's accidental discovery of a subterranean civilization given power by their ability to mould the universal etheric substance they call VRIL.
As in Wells' 'The Time Machine', the alternative civilization is used, in part, to comment on the ways of the world the author knew.
But what were the realities of that world, and how much did he really know...
VRIL-YA!
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Print: $15.87 Thus spake Zarathustra, according to Nietzsche
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