Classics

Lovecraft's letters volume 3

A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, initially published in 1843, the novel has since become a classic, a story that is commonly seen every year at Christmas time. The story has stood the test time, and has become so popular since its original release, that it has been adapted in many different forms over 200 times! From Silent Short-Films, to Theatrical Releases, Television Specials, Stage Plays, Radio, Opera, etc. In whatever form the story is presented, it has become a worldwide phenomenon, and has been printed in multiple different languages over the years. It was even so popular on its first printing in 1843, that the first edition of 6000 copies was sold out in just one day! Join ...

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Gaetano Mosca

Insight into the Japanese Mind Series. Kitaro Nishida his phenomenology and theory of action

This work encapsulates the secret art of Chinese death point striking. A useful and instructional work replete with diagrams and images.

a compilation of articles which refute the stance of the 'traditionalists' or 'integralists' such as Julius Evola; Rene Guenon and their followers as well as the organicists (Oswald Spengler and Francis Parker Yockey)

Robert E. Dickhoff the experience of a German ex-patriot living in Tibet who converted to Vajrayana buddhism and had contacts with the inner earth and Agartha.

Robert E.Howard

This compilation of the works of Miguel Serrano presents his conception of 'A-Mor: Magic Love', the dispassionate union mystica of El (the masculine) and Ella (the feminine) in his characteristic trobar clus. The compilation entails: The Mysteries of Love The Visits of the Queen of Sheba The Ultimate Flower El/Ella: Book of Magic Love Nos: Book of the Resurrection