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Etat : Paperback in new condition. First edition. 60 pages. In this small volume the essentials of the spiritual life are set out clearly and concisely in a simple account of the Rule and Work of the Order of Dionysis & Paul. Herein the author discusses the contemplative 'Way' as a vital link in the golden chain of a living spiritual tradition.…

Etat : Paperback in new condition. First edition. 105 pages.

Etat : Paperback in new condition. First edition. 107 pages. A concise and objective overview of the evolution of Glastonbury's medieval foundation story. Tracing the story's development from its beginning in the tenth century to its final flowering in the sixteenth, the context in which it took root is explored and the sacred objects, events and phenomena which contributed to its growth are considered. By exploring this largely forgotten story, the reader will discover why Glastonbury was dubbed England's âholyest erth', and will begin to appreciate the reasons still underlying Glastonbury's attraction for so many people today.…

Etat : Paperback in new condition. First edition. 140 pages. An introduction to the most significant English Alchemists of the pre-Enlightenment era: Roger Bacon, Sir George Ripley, Thomas Norton of Bristol, Thomas Charnock and William Backhouse.

Etat : Paperback in new condition. First edition. 197 pages. Approaches time as a phenomenon which is not the property of any particular discipline, and uses this eclecticism to move towards an understanding of time that unites and transcends narrower perspectives. Philosophy, cosmology, physics, psychology, film, art, sex, mysticism, music and everyday life are all here and given equal value. In this manner it stands apart from most other books about Time. His objective, which to a large extent he achieves, is to describe a paradigm of time which is a synthesis of modern science, ancient wisdom and common sense. …

Etat : Paperback in new condition. First edition. 125 pages. A brief history of the development and emergence of a spiritual essence taking place within the heart and mind of the Order of Dionysis & Paul.

Etat : Paperback in new condition. First edition. 254 pages. Sabine Baring-Gould presents the reader with an alternative and more compelling history of the Celtic Church in Britain to that commonly offered by the proponents of the belief that Christianity began in these islands either with Patrick in the mid-fifth century or was revived by Augustine at the end of the sixth century.…

Etat : Paperback in new condition. Second edition. 71 pages. An introduction to a movement that emerged in the Reformation era of the sixteenth century, a movement that was often condemned by the Church at large for its anti-establishment egalitarian views. This book demonstrates why Anabaptism, a radical alternative Christianity with roots in the Reformation, can enrich the whole Church in its mission and discipleship. Today it brings its distinctive voice and practices to the many challenges created in the failures of traditional western Christianity. The historic counter-cultural nature of Anabaptism enables it to offer viable patterns of witness, discipleship and worship to enhance the life and mission of the whole twenty-first century Church. This book examines the roots of Anabaptism, outlines it six core practical beliefs, underpinned by the four key principles of vision, spirituality, community and personal activism. It also shows how Anabaptism can speak into five contemporary UK issues.…

First edition. Edited, with an Introduction by R.A. Gilbert; Foreword by Mark Morrisson; Subscribers Edition, limited to 100 copies, numbered and signed by R.A. Gilbert and the publisher, Allan Armstrong; 523 pages. Contributors include the cream of early Twentieth Century alchemy and occult writing and research: J.B. Craven, H. Stanely Redgrove, Arthur Edward Waite, John Ferguson and others. Hardbound in fine condition in fine dust jacket; Slight offset of signatures onto title page.…