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Nightside Resource Collection
Fang and Fur, Blood and Bone: A Primal Guide to Animal Magic By: by Lupa
"Fang and Fur, Blood and Bone" is like no other book on animal magic. While covering the more common topics such as animal spirits and familiars, Lupa also delves into such controversial realms as shapeshifting, the magical and ritual use of animal parts, and includes pathworkings for meeting your animal spirits, among other ritual ideas.Aimed at magical practitioners both new and advanced, "Fang and Fur, Blood and Bone" is a must for anyone interested in this popular subject.
Shaping Formless Fire: Distilling the Quintessence of Magick By: Stephen Mace
SHAPING FORMLESS FIRE is Stephen Mace s distillation of magick down to the basics of psychic energy manipulation. Its application does not require the assimilation of any symbolic or theogonic scheme, and none is offered until the last chapter. What the book does offer is a technique that enables an open-minded exploitation of one s own psychic energy. We focus power through our attention, and with the technique of magick we may begin to focus both the entirety of conscious attention and its unconscious biases into the accomplishment of our wills.
The Power of Internal Martial Arts and Chi: Combat and Energy Secrets of Ba Gua, Tai Chi and Hsing-I By: Bruce Frantzis
Originally published in 1998, this book has become a martial arts classic. It provides detailed descriptions of the three main internal martial arts—tai chi (taiji), hsing-i (xingyi) and ba gua (pakua)—and their sub-styles, as well as how they differ from each other and from such external arts as karate, tae kwon do and judo.
The Subtle Body: An Encyclopedia of Your Energetic Anatomy By: Cyndi Dale
Welcome to the first comprehensive encyclopedia of the human energetic anatomy. Here is a reference that no personal or professional health care library should be without―an in-depth, illustrated guide to the invisible energies of spirit, psyche, and consciousness that influence every aspect of our well-being.
Out of the Shadows: An Exploration of Dark Paganism and Magick By: John J. Coughlin
So often darkness is associated with evil. Since the term evil has no place in a nature-based religion, we Pagans are forced to look beyond such stereotypes. But what then is "darkness? Why are so many of us drawn to themes associated with darkness such as death, mystery, wisdom, magic, and the night? These themes and symbols are empowering to many of us because they tap into the deepest reaches of our unconscious.