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Manly Palmer Hall (18 March 1901 – 29 August 1990) was a Canadian author, lecturer, astrologer, mystic and Freemason. Over his 70-year career he gave thousands of lectures and published over 150 volumes, of which the best known is The Secret Teachings of All Ages (1928). In 1934 he founded the Philosophical Research Society in Los Angeles. The Initiates Of The Flame - Few realize that even at the present stage of civilization in this world, there are souls who, like the priests of the ancient temples, walk the earth and watch and guard the sacred fires that burn upon the altar of humanity.

Using academic, comprehensive, logical, and, at times, mathematical approaches, The Science of Weird Shit convincingly debunks ESP, communicating with the dead, and alien abduction claims, among other phenomena. All the while, however, French maintains that our belief in such phenomena is neither ridiculous nor trivial; if anything, such claims can tell us a great deal about the human mind if we pay them the attention they are due.

An Old Victorian Mansion Hides a Mystery and a Family Drama. Amelia loves finding antique treasures and soon realizes that she has psychic abilities when overpowering visions and energies of some items come through as she touches them, revealing the unique histories they hold. Grandma Izzy is the only member of her family who fully accepted her psychic abilities. Of all the people in the world, she was the one for whom she would have been most happy to use her newfound gift. “What’s wrong?” I asked Grandma Izzy while laying a comforting hand on hers. She sighed, then smiled, a hint of...

Have you ever felt as though you had a sixth sense, or had an experience you can’t quite explain? Or maybe you had a strange ‘gut feeling’ about a situation, and then it all came to fruition? These aren’t just coincidences, and in You Must Be Psychic, the UK’s favourite celebrity psychic, Chris Riley, talks you through the different aspects of the psychic gift and mediumship with tools and tips to tap into your abilities. Learn how to become more of an intuitive, how to connect to the spirit world, and how to protect your psychic ability from being taken advantage of.

The information in this book that you are about to read is probably the best kept secret in the entire UFO/Alien abduction Research realm. The information shared here may challenge many who read this book. But we ask that you keep an open mind to the end, and leave your preconceived notions behind. Only then can you make an honest decision...We ask that you do not trust us personally. But trust the research findings and the evidence. They stand on their own. The evidence has been tried and tested for over two decades now, and is even repeatable ...The most powerful evidence in the world ...

Many of us have made our lives so noisy, overwhelming, sensory craving and data driven that we have somehow missed the most fundamental part about ourselves and our lives. Learning how to work with every process, every situation, every relationship intuitively; learning to love what is, to let go, to have faith and find stillness; to foster one’s intuition and become creative in our own lives is something we can all achieve.

Experience an unearthly journey through eerie eateries, dozens of sumptuous—and spirited—seaside “cottages,” and mystical museums where good-natured spirits live on in the coastal town. Trapped in time, the ethereal presences bear witness to a long-gone era and convey the spine-chilling feeling that one is never alone on the gaslit streets ofhaunted Cape May.

Stalked by a Demon: My Real-Life Encounters with an Incubus is the story of one woman’s battle with an evil entity, and how turning to her religion renewed her faith and helped her combat her menace.

The Empire State is rich in history and haunted places. From the twin forks of Long Island to the precipice of the Great Niagara, hundreds of ghosts inhabit the storied landscape. Yet certain specters stand out from the rest-less. These are the enduring spirits presented in Empire Ghosts. Travel across New York's diverse regions where fantastic phantoms possess ancient forts, enchanted theaters and historic mansions. Explore haunted hotels and restaurants, spirited lighthouses, landmarks and museums via Empire Ghosts an armchair portal into New York State's shadow land.

Is Ghost hunting real?Have you ever wondered about the paranormal or have you ever seen a spirit and wanted to learn more about the unexplained? Leitreanna Brown is here to guide you in the right direction. In her book she helps you understand about the history and a guide to what equipment you may need to do your very own ghost hunting or to help you set up your own ghost hunting team. She guided you into how a ghost hunting team should be put together and to watch out for what is fake and what is real. Leitreanna Brown is the fourth generation of ghost hunters within her family and even ...

Exploring psychic abilities involves tapping into the power of the mind and understanding energy. It is not about voodoo or witchcraft, but rather about trusting your intuition and inner voice. This book aims to help you develop your intuition and enhance your psychic abilities. If you're ready to discover and nurture your inner psychic, let's begin! In this book, you'll learn about psychic abilities and ways to discover and develop your skills. We will discuss divination, including tarot cards, tea leaves, egg reading, and palm reading. In addition to divination, you'll learn remote ...

In her third volume of Adirondack ghost stories, Lynda Lee Macken presents an array of faithful phantoms. Devoted caretakers carry on at the Glenmore Hotel, Grant Cottage and Wellscroft Lodge. A constant gardener digs in at the Knox Mansion and an ever-present chauffer is on duty at Fort Hudson Health Services. The New York native reveals revenants from the region’s iron mining industry at the Penfield Homestead Museum and Moriah’s Town Hall. The Adirondack’s long history of hospitality gives rise to a host of spirits at The BrightSide on Raquette and Paul Smith’s College. Curl up ...

The Hamptons consist of towns, villages, and hamlets on the East End of Long Island. Most famously, the scenic region is the place to enjoy cool ocean breezes, white sand beaches, succulent seafood, lively parties, and ghosts! The Hamptons exist as one of the most haunted summer colonies of the northeastern United States. Haunted Hamptons explores the South Forks’ supernatural history, blending ancient spirits with modern-day specters to chronicle the resort’s intriguing tales and legends. Lighthouses, mansions, restaurants and resorts, historic homes, and even a haunted windmill, ...

Salem attracts people from all points of the compass and the bewitching seaport is a magnet for the mysterious. Witchcraft and commerce, seafarers and slaves, even literature, combine to conjure up a ghostly brew of haunted happenings in this New England harbor town and surrounding North Shore haunts. Prepare to be chilled!

A number of Long Island's restless spirits linger at their earthly haunts. An ephemeral Lillian Feldman watches over the Gourmet Goddess in Cold Spring Harbor; Frances Holmes' apparition oversees Mattituck's Old Mill Inn and Ruth Baker Pratt's revenant remains at the Glen Cove Manor. These are a few of the mystifying specters whose awesome stories come alive in Haunted Long Island II. Huntington photographer Todd Atteberry joins with Lynda Lee Macken to present a second captivating volume of Long Island ghost stories. The best-selling author weaves fascinating bits of history into these ...

The landscape of the Hudson River Valley lends itself to the likelihood that ghosts exist. Native Americans storied the territory with mysterious legends. Early Dutch settlers imprinted the strange new scenery with scary fables. Washington Irving's writings enlivened the folklore and added more fuel to the already smoldering supernatural mix. Where there's smoke there's fire, the saying goes, and surely there seems to be truth to the spookiness as evidenced by the plethora of haunted houses. Welcome to the haunted Hudson Valley where some ancient stone dwellings, church rectories, tourist ...

Spirits are afoot amid Essex County's majestic mountains, awesome chasms, and splendid lakes. The region conceals a haunted hinterland where specters of miners and murderers, servants and soldiers, suicides and caretakers join ghostly innkeepers and guests in this scenic locale that appeals to the living as well as the undead. Welcome to landmark lodges, mysterious museums, and a phantom-filled fort - some of the supernaturally shaded places presented in Haunted Lake Placid.

The year was 1947. In the aftermath of World War II, as a tentative peace settled over the world, many people still looked to the skies for impending doom. Human technology had made a leap forward in the last half century, from mostly agrarian farm life to ubiquitous electricity, air travel, and bombs that could split atoms and destroy cities. It was no wonder that even with the war over, eyes still combed the skies for threats from above—and not just those of this world. The US was made painfully aware of the threats that hostile nations posed to the American way of life. Though the ...

The term “UFO” dates back to at least the 1950s. Donald Keyhoe, an American naval aviator and writer, used the acronym in his 1953 book Flying Saucers from Outer Space. As the title suggests, in the earlier days of the twentieth century, these phenomena were usually given quirkier nicknames like flying saucers, foo fighters, or simply lights in the sky. Rather than fading into the obscurity of early postwar Americana, UFOs positively exploded in popularity starting in the 1950s. Their ubiquity in all sorts of media from books, movies, TV shows, and later in video games has cemented ...

The Count of St. Germain, or in French, Comte de Saint Germain, was a European adventurer who achieved prominence in European high society of the mid-18th century due to his interests and achievements in science, alchemy, philosophy, and the arts. He is said to have made far-fetched claims (such as being 500 years old), leading Voltaire to dub him "The Wonderman", and that "He is a man who does not die, and who knows everything."