Fred Dortort

This meticulous, close reading of the entire of William Blake's great prophetic poem, "Jerusalem," challenges almost every extant critical assumption about this poem, from the function of the figures Los and Entitharmon to the belief that....

Richard Leviton

Fictional "spiritual autobiography," Arthurian fantasy, and compendium of instruction in mystical and magical practices, _Looking For Arthur_ presents, in a contemporary setting, the entire scope of materials...

Ralph Strauch

Look around you. Notice your surroundings. What you see seems solid and real, a fixed objective reality existing "out there" separate from you. But it's not, Ralph Strauch argues in this provocative exploration of perception, reality, and the mechanisms that link them.

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Stan Rushworth

Stories, prayers, and revelations told in a first-person narrative by “Sam Woods,” a spiritual healer in a distinctly American vein—a marriage of folk, Native American, spiritual and contemporary urban fictional styles...

David Meltzer, Editor

The book is a re-issue of a long out of print collection of Jewish Kabbalistic writings from Hellenistic times through the seventeenth century. Since its publication in the ‘70s much scholarly and popular writing has whetted the appetite for authentic Kabbalistic texts, but few have been forthcoming...

Bradford Keeney

Bradford Keeney’s extraordinary odyssey began in 1963, when, as a respected professor, psychotherapist, and author, he found himself suddenly visited, without the influence of hallucinogenic drugs or shamanic teachings, by remarkable visions of “shamanic realities” that called him to some of the most remote areas of the world...