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The Keepers of the Light is a congregation of Ascended Masters and divine beings that are dedicated to the peace, healing, and nurturing of the world. These amazing masters transcend religion and go beyond time - they are here and willing to help all of those who call on them. The new Keepers of the Light oracle card deck from Kyle Gray draws together 44 Ascended Masters, spiritual deities and beings from many world traditions, and embraces spiritual teachings from ancient to modern times.
The deck balances male and female energies, and includes traditional masters like Lord Buddha and Mother Mary, Earth-based deities like Gaia and Cernunnos, and modern favorites like Sanat Kumara, Lady Venus and Saint Germain. Each card is beautifully hand drawn by visionary artist Lily Moses, who paints what she sees from a deep meditative state. The deck's aim is to help spiritual seekers to develop their intuition and to really start trusting the messages that spirit shares.
110pp, 45 Cards, Book and Card Set, 2016
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This is a book that makes demands of your brain but it’s well worth the effort. Using the work of Aldous Huxley (who wrote the original “Doors of Perception”) as a point of departure, Anthony Peake delves deeper into perception itself and asks what’s really going on when we perceive things in an unusual fashion. Is an hallucination merely a meaningless aberration or is what we perceive in that moment actually as much “reality” as what we are comfortable seeing through our eyes in “normal” vision? And when the doors are fully prised open, is mental illness then the outcome? The implications are extraordinary.
Paperback, 188pp, 216 x 135 mm, 2016
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Julian of Norwich (c.1342 after 1416) was the first woman writer in English. Nothing is known of her background or even her real name. On 8th May 1373, when seriously ill and apparently dying, she received an extraordinary series of 'showings', or revelations from God. After her miraculous recovery, she spent many years pondering the significance of the showings, which she believed were messages for everyone. They taught, among other things, that God is our mother as well as our father, that he cannot be angry with us, and that no one will be damned - doctrines which Julian had great difficulty in reconciling with the church's teachings. The beauty and originality of her writings are as fresh as if they were written yesterday. How wonderful, still to be able to study at the feet of a renowned mystic and spiritual adviser who lived more than 600 years ago!