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ERNEST FLAMMARION, 1924. Hardback. Book Condition: very good. In-12. 609 pages in two volumes with 40 prints and photos. Some slight foxing to the pages but otherwise well preserved. Leather binding in very good condition with marbled cover.

Clean copy, 416pp

New. We who currently dwell in the material world have become addicted to its phenomenology, so we experience it as the supreme and only reality. Understandably in an age of materialism as the world religion, people ascribe all causes and effects to their new God: the Algorithm. They view circumstances as purely circumstantial while discounting entities living in their experience of other dimensions and frequencies. Christopher Freeland in his youth was a British Gurkha officer, then a guide on photographic safaris in Zambia, then a more psychic sort of guide in Asia and Thailand. His career was as a French-to-English translator with a skill set in nuclear-generated electricity and telecoms, but he has a Clark-Kent-like second identity as a dimension-to-dimension translator of more consequential karmic energies and transmissions. Some might call Freeland an "exorcist," but he does not exorcise—kick out or try to vanquish—lost or unhealthily attached spirits; instead, he is a psychopomp and Paladin… Read More

Chiang Mai: Self, 2007. Hardcover. New/new. A compendium with about three thousand five hundred terms compiled in order to help in the study of Indian philosophy, which logically enough refers to terms employed by both Hindu and Buddhist philosophical systems, as well as some mythological references. There is a definite bias towards non-dualistic thought in the interpretation of the terms. Entries are in Devanagari script with a romanised transliteration, where possible the Sanskrit root word has been included with the entry to satisfy curiosity or aid further investigation. For etymologists concerned by historical setting, textual reference is often provided in which the expression appears and thus the time of its use can perhaps then be deduced. Foreword by Professor J.Gonda of Utrecht University.

Very clean copy, 873 pp