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The Tarot originated in Italy during the Renaissance. At that time, it was known as Tarocchi. The Tarot - Natural Magic explores the archetypal meanings of the cards through Greek mythology, classical philosophy, Neoplatonism and the humanist ideas of Renaissance thinkers such as Marsilio Ficino and Giordano Bruno.

The recorded sayings of the enigmatic tantric Sisman Tuccar painstakingly collected and assembled by long time student and interpreter Wide Ocean in 'Tea with sisman tuccar', Volume 2.

The recorded sayings of the enigmatic tantric Sisman Tuccar painstakingly collected and assembled by long time student and interpreter Wide Ocean in 'Tea with sisman tuccar', Volume I.

This volume, 'Three in the morning and four in the afternoon' explores the ideas and teachings of the fourth century BCE Chinese mystic and philosopher Chuang-tzu through selections from the Chuang-tzu.

Half a loaf and a jug of wine', explores the Sufi mystic path of beauty and love that emerged during the eleventh and twelfth centuries in Central Asia through the verses of the poet Omar Khayyam.

In the Zen school poetry has always been used as a means of expression of personal experience and as a way to communicate the understandings of Zen. Collected in this volume are poems from the Korean Zen tradition.

Sahaja means that which is natural or spontaneous. Sahaja first found expression in India towards the end of the first millenium CE. It is a tantric approach to life and living, and to finding fulfulment in the midst of the vicissitudes of daily life.

Nowadays people use the word Zen indiscriminately for everything from the Zen of making an instant fortune overnight to the Zen of cooking hard boiled eggs. But what is Zen and what are its philosophical origins as a living tradition of Mahayana Buddhism? This book explores the original "no-mind" teachings of early Zen Buddhism as they evolved in T'ang Dynasty China during the 8th and 9th centuries. In short this book is about Zen before it be...