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The Fairy Kingdom
Author: Geoffry Hodson
Are fairies real? What about gnomes, brownies, devas, angels, fauns, mannikins and nature spirits? Hodson explores the reality of all these beings and more in this entertaining and informative book.
ISBN 1585092126 • 124 pages • Size: 6×9 • Price: $12.95
Dragons and Dragon Lore
Author: Ernest Ingersoll
Filled with information about the oldest mythological story in the world – that of the dragon.
Similar stories exist worldwide of this elusive and powerful creature. China, India, Korea, and Japan are covered in the East, as well as more ancient Babylonian and Egyptian legends. English, Irish, Welsh, French, and Christian tales are covered in the West. Good worldwide collection of dragon myths that have much in common.
ISBN 1585090212 • 228 pages • Size: 6×9 • illustrated • Price: $17.95
Sun Lore of All Ages
Subtitle: A Collection of Myths and Legends Concerning the Sun and Its Worship
Author: William Tyler Olcott
Foreword: Tedd St Rain
Sun worship in its most primitive form lies at the foundation of our earliest mythologies and religions. From the more familiar Egyptian, Greek, and Norse worship, to the lesser known myths of the Pacific Islands, Native Americans, and peoples of the Far East, this book gives a comprehensive overview of man’s fascination with the sun.
ISBN 1585090441 • 316 pages • Size: 6×9 • Price: $24.95
Aryan Sun Myths – The Origin of Religions
Author: Sarah Elizabeth Titcomb
Introduction: Charles Morris
Presents evidence that the earliest known mythologies concerning our sun have been handed down for centuries, now disguised or hidden in our current religious systems, including Christianity. Ancient sun myths became common to most cultures, which shared them when contacting each other. As a result, many pagan religions used different gods to represent the same sun myths. Christianity adopted some facets of the sun myth story to help unify pagan groups and make them more open to Christianity. Certain mythologies were added to the life of Jesus to make the religion more appealing. The evidence is hard to refute – but the degree of this union will always remain uncertain.
ISBN 1585090697 • 192 pages • Size: 6×9 • Price: $15.95
The Bhagavad Gita
Translated by Sir Edwin Arnold.
One of the most well-known and important holy books of the world. In all of Indian literature none is more quoted than this work, which is considered to be the main religious text of Hinduism. The wisdom it conveys provides guidelines for daily living that have been followed for centuries, including India’s greatest spiritual leader, Mahatmas Gandhi. Of this book he said, “I have read almost all the English translations of it, and I regard Sir Edwin Arnold’s as the best.” ISBN 158509224X • 124 pages • Size: 6×9 • Price: $12.95
The Life of Buddha
Subtitle: Originally Written in the First Century, A.D.
Author: Asvaghosha
This may be the oldest known story of the complete life of Buddha, having been written in the first century AD. The author was an educated ecclesiastic Buddhist who traveled throughout India collecting stories and traditions relating to the Buddha’s life. He was a famous preacher and musician who then wove them into a Sanskrit poem which he performed musically during his travels. It holds many facts that other stories of the Buddha don’t have, which makes this work so important. The entire epic is preserved in this rare book, long out of print, which may have otherwise been lost to the western world if not reprinted.
ISBN 1585092339 • 172 pages • Size: 6×9 • Price: $15.95
