esoteric

Esoteric Mind Power
$8.00
This book is one you may have to stop reading along the way to contemplate and digest what you have read in paragrph or a page. Not many, including myself can live the life Mr. Howard advocates. It is all applicable and true but not so easily done in the 21st century. I strive to continiuosly grow and this book is one of the human owners manuals to do so. There are a few things I may not whole heartedly agree with as you will find I'm sure. Overall it's well worth the money and what you can gain from it is priceless.

Esoteric Orders and Their Work
$12.95
After reading several books on occultism and the esoteric orders, I think it is mostly bunk. It seems that a desire to severe from the status quo, an overactive imagination, and an egotistical drive to be involved in magic pretty much sums up occultism. They seem to tenuously link together such things as the Egyptian mysteries, Hermeticism, alchemy, Greek mystery/philosophy schools, and various interpretations about the 17th Century Rosicrucian letters to get occultism and modern mystery schools. And to think it all started with the ancient, highly advanced culture of Atlantis, the lost continent, that was an allegory written of by Plato.

Now, all of that said, if you are into esoteric orders and occultism, Dion Fortune was apparently one of the leading ladies of the occult in her time, and her work is still revered by those in such circles. Maybe then this book is for you.

Esoteric Anatomy: The Body as Consciousness
$22.50
I am reading other books right now to help me become a better Reiki Master. I will write a review on this book once I have read it, but it does look very interesting.

Saving Seamus Ryan [Explicit]

This is a great story album in the vein of Masta Ace's "Long Hot Summer", De La Soul's "De La Soul Is Dead" and Prince Paul's "A Prince Among Thieves". The story sucked me in like any good book or movie will do, after it was over I wanted to listen to it again right away. The whole album flows from beginning to end, which is unusual in today's iPod/MP3 culture. Highly recommended.