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  Magick for Transformation -...

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  Alchemise your unique dreams and desires, glean the magickal tools you need and direct them toward your visions and goals to achieve a Wild Dream Life that you never imagined was possible.
  
  Build your Wild Dream Life – a life that is designed by you, that makes the most of your talents, skills and gifts, and that is made up of all the things you love, value and desire.
  
  In this transformational guide, Brandi offers the wisdom, praxis (practices) and rituals you need to say a full-bodied 'yes!' to releasing all the magick that resides in you and then follow up with action – in whatever form you so choose.
  
  From meditation, journalling, tarot reading and tracking your progress in a grimoire, to building ancestral connections, calling on spirit animal allies, and harnessing seasonal, astrological and lunar magick, Brandi offers practical and magickal ways to kickstart your journey and achieve your own Radical Personal Alchemy.

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  How to Read The Tarot - A Key to...

  Paul Foster Case

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  "The Tarot is a book, disguised as a pack of cards." The ultimate guide to tarot card meanings (and how to read them), this comprehensive follow-up to the author's occult classic An Introduction to the Study of The Tarot, has finally been revised & refined for digital formats. It covers the 22 major arcana & all 4 sets of suits (including court cards) in elucidating, esoteric detail. All serious students & users of card reading or the Kabbalah will want to add Paul Foster Case's How to Read The Tarot to their library immediately. 
  BONUS: this updated version of the 20th century classic breaks down the images of the Rider-Waite Smith pack, in addition to the lesser-known B.O.T.A. (Builders of the Adytum) version. 
  "This is why language fails whenever one attempts to use it to represent experiences which go beyond the range of physical sensation. This is why mystics and seers are forced to resort to symbolic uses of language. It is not that they are trying to hide anything. Nobody could be more eager to express himself than a wise man who has had first-hand knowledge of the inner and higher planes of experience. This is especially apparent in the writings of the alchemists, who had discovered a Great Secret they wished to share with their fellowmen. Yet none of them succeeded in saying what he saw. To most readers, the alchemists seem to be doing their best to conceal what they know. The truth of the matter is that ordinary speech will not serve to convey this kind of experience from one mind to another." (Paul F. Case) 
  Buy Now and discover how deep the mysteries of the Tarot go...

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  Sticky Fingers: Sex Snacks &...

  Kate Argus

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  Who says indulgence has to be a bad thing? 
  In Sticky Fingers, Kate Argus celebrates the glorious mess of mixing sex, food, and other guilty pleasures into your love life. From strawberries and whipped cream to pizza-in-bed quickies, this is your guide to making intimacy more playful, more indulgent, and a whole lot tastier. 
  With practical tips, silly-yet-sexy ideas, and plenty of laughs, Kate shows couples how to lean into their cravings—whether that’s for chocolate sauce, a cheeky late-night takeaway, or just a little extra naughtiness. 
  Because pleasure doesn’t always come neatly packaged. Sometimes it drips, melts, and gets all over the sheets—and that’s half the fun.

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  Chill & Cheers Menopause...

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  The Temple of Self-Love is your return to yourself — a powerful guided meditation to nourish your body, soften self-judgment, and awaken deep compassion during perimenopause, menopause and beyond. 
  As your body shifts, this practice helps you shift too — from criticism to reverence, from depletion to care. Through gentle breathwork and heart-based visualisation, you’ll reconnect with the woman you are becoming and celebrate the body that’s carried you here. 
  This is your sacred space. This is your permission to love yourself as you are. 
  ✨ Use it when: 
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  – Self-doubt, shame or comparison creeps in 
  – You need a gentle reminder that you are already enough 
  Part 5 of the Chill & Cheers Menopause Meditations series — created by and for women who are rewriting the story of midlife.

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  Rules to Life by Jimmy Chin is a forthcoming title from Celadon Books.

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  Bhakti-Yoga - From DOG to GOD...

  Yashomatinandana Dasa

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  No animal can ask questions about God, but humans can. Dogs may go to a temple or eat the remnants of sanctified food, but their capacity to understand and relish spiritual life is limited. Humans have the rare opportunity in this life to experience the divine gift of God consciousness. 
  Our beloved teacher and spiritual master His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda explains that this Kṛṣṇa or God consciousness is sublime and everyone can take part in it. The process is simple. Simply by chanting Hare Kṛṣṇa Hare Kṛṣṇa Kṛṣṇa Kṛṣṇa Hare Hare Hare Rāma Hare Rāma Rāma Rāma Hare Hare one can experience spiritual bliss. One can chant and dance in ecstasy with this Maha-Mantra, the great chant for deliverance and even a dog can take part in it. 
  In the spiritual texts of Śrī Caitanya Caritamrta (Adi 10.1-2) it is said: 
  “Let me repeatedly offer my respectful obeisances unto the beelike devotees who always taste the honey of the lotus feet of Lord Caitanya Mahāprabhu. If even a doggish non-devotee somehow takes shelter of such devotees, he enjoys the aroma of the lotus flower.” 
  In the purport it is explained: 
  “Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu’s saṅkīrtana movement is so strong that even a doglike non-devotee can gradually become a devotee by the association of a devotee of Lord Caitanya. Śrīla Śivānanda Sena, a great householder devotee of Lord Caitanya Mahāprabhu, attracted a dog on the street while going to Jagannātha Purī. The dog began to follow him and ultimately went to see Caitanya Mahāprabhu and was liberated. Similarly, cats and dogs in the household of Śrīvāsa Ṭhākura were also liberated. Cats and dogs and other animals are not expected to become devotees, but in the association of a pure devotee they are also delivered.”

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