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The Alchemist
is a historical novel about an aspiring young chemist
who is a member of a Hermetic Lodge in the 16th Century.
The brilliant youth is seeking wisdom and wishes to learn
the secrets of Alchemy. The Holy Inquisition proclaims
him a heretic. He is torn by his love for Hypatia, who
is also a seeker of truth, and does not want to leave
her, but he is forced to flee to save both of their lives.
His adventures lead him to
Egypt and India, and he finally meets the great master
Giordano Bruno who instructs him in the Mysteries of
Transmutation. He knows he must go back and share his
wisdom and his love, and teach others, but how can he
do it without risking his life and the lives of those
he loves?
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The Spirits of Nature is a book about
angels, fairies, elves, gnomes and other "nature
spirits". It is based on research into the ancient
traditions of civilizations such as Egypt, India, the
pre-Colombian Mayas and Incas, and others on these "invisible"
creatures. The different types of nature spirits are defined
by where they live, their behaviour, and their relationships
with humans. There is a chapter on where and under what
conditions they are seen by humans.
This book enables the reader to discover a world of beings
which are not "supernatural" but simply live
on their own plane of existence, even though modern man
has all but lost the ability to perceive them.
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Thebes is a full colour, 163 page book
on Ancient Egypt that gives the reader an in-depth understanding
of the pyramids, the hieroglyphs and the hidden purpose
of mummification.
It offers a unique comparison between the officially accepted
history of Egypt and alternative versions, including the
connection between Atlantis and Egypt.
Another chapter is dedicated to the mystery of the
inner constitution of nature and man, on the basis of
the Ani papyrus.
It is an invaluable reference for anyone interested
in the esoteric and magical teachings of Ancient Egypt.
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Ankor, the Last Prince of Atlantis
Nearly 12,000 years ago, according to Plato and other
traditions, a single island was all that remained of the
once vast continent of Atlantis.
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You can find all these publications at New Acropolis Ireland
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