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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. ANCIENT TOOLS FOR MODERN CHAOS: SCRYING - Seeing Clearly When the World Is NoisyWhat if the oldest tool in the box is exactly what you need right now?You're drowning in information, starving for clarity, and surrounded by advice that either smells like patchouli or reads like a tech-bro productivity hack. Neither is helping. Neither was designed to.Scrying isn't the Hollywood version - no swirling mists, no crystal ball conjuring your ex's face from the ether. It's something stranger, older, and considerably more useful: a structured practice for focused perception that humans across cultures have independently discovered for thousands of years, because the underlying mechanism isn't mystical. It's neurological. It's built into how your brain processes ambiguity under conditions of directed attention.In other words, it's you. The magic was always you.In this sharp, irreverent, and rigorously grounded guide, Lilyan Rose strips away the theatrical nonsense surrounding scrying and gets to what it actually is - and why it's precisely suited to the chaos of right now. At its core, scrying is training in the art of paying attention without losing your mind. It asks you to sit with a question, observe what surfaces without forcing an answer, and develop the discipline to separate what you actually perceive from what you desperately hope or fear.These aren't mystical skills. They are survival skills.Ancient Tools for Modern Chaos: Scrying covers the psychology of pattern recognition, the neuroscience of receptive attention, and the practical mechanics of working with mirrors, water, flame, and darkness - all without requiring you to believe in anything beyond the demonstrable reliability of your own perception. You'll learn why beginners try too hard and how to stop, what to do when nothing happens (more than you think), how to interpret symbolic content without inflating it into cosmic significance, and how the same cognitive practices that make scrying work also make you harder to manipulate, more comfortable with uncertainty, and better equipped to navigate a world specifically designed to keep you confused and reactive.No cosmic reverence required. No patchouli. Just a candle, a journal, and the willingness to look clearly at what is actually there.Which turns out to be more than sufficient. A sharp, irreverent guide to scrying as it actually works - not fortune-telling, but a structured practice for focused perception. Practical, psychologically grounded, and zero patchouli. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A Room with a Boo: ScotlandMore than a paranormal investigator's guidebook, with lore as well as practical info.Scotland has many admirable qualities. The scenery is spectacular. The castles are magnificent. The history is fascinating, if occasionally bloodstained.It also has an extraordinary number of ghosts.This may be the inevitable consequence of several thousand years of clan feuds, political intrigue, ill-advised battles, ancient burial grounds, isolated islands, mysterious disappearances, and a landscape dramatic enough to encourage both folklore and questionable decisions after dark. Whatever the cause, Scotland has accumulated an impressive collection of hauntings and appears in no particular hurry to part with them.A Room with a Boo: Scotland is a guide to the country's most intriguing paranormal locations, from famous haunted castles and ancient standing stones to spectral encounters in ordinary places where absolutely nothing of that sort should be happening. Along the way, you'll discover the legends of phantom pipers, restless clansmen, second sight, water spirits, unexplained lights, and the many stories that have become woven into Scotland's cultural fabric.Part paranormal guidebook, part folklore collection, and part practical travel companion, this book combines local history, traditional lore, eyewitness accounts, and visitor information to help you explore Scotland's stranger side for yourself. Whether you're planning a road trip through the Highlands, seeking out Edinburgh's most haunted corners, or simply enjoying ghost stories from the comfort and relative security of your own home, you'll find both inspiration and practical guidance within these pages.Whether you approach these stories as a believer, skeptic, history enthusiast, or curious traveler, Scotland offers a remarkable truth: in a country this old, the boundary between history and haunting can become surprisingly difficult to define.The scenery is spectacular.The history is bloodstained.The clans have long memories.Welcome to Scotland. From haunted castles and phantom pipers to ancient legends and modern hauntings, the folklore, history, and paranormal places that make Scotland a supernatural destinations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - ANCIENT TOOLS FOR MODERN CHAOS: SCRYING - Seeing Clearly When the World Is NoisyWhat if the oldest tool in the box is exactly what you need right now You're drowning in information, starving for clarity, and surrounded by advice that either smells like patchouli or reads like a tech-bro productivity hack. Neither is helping. Neither was designed to.Scrying isn't the Hollywood version - no swirling mists, no crystal ball conjuring your ex's face from the ether. It's something stranger, older, and considerably more useful: a structured practice for focused perception that humans across cultures have independently discovered for thousands of years, because the underlying mechanism isn't mystical. It's neurological. It's built into how your brain processes ambiguity under conditions of directed attention.In other words, it's you. The magic was always you.In this sharp, irreverent, and rigorously grounded guide, Lilyan Rose strips away the theatrical nonsense surrounding scrying and gets to what it actually is - and why it's precisely suited to the chaos of right now. At its core, scrying is training in the art of paying attention without losing your mind. It asks you to sit with a question, observe what surfaces without forcing an answer, and develop the discipline to separate what you actually perceive from what you desperately hope or fear.These aren't mystical skills. They are survival skills.Ancient Tools for Modern Chaos: Scrying covers the psychology of pattern recognition, the neuroscience of receptive attention, and the practical mechanics of working with mirrors, water, flame, and darkness - all without requiring you to believe in anything beyond the demonstrable reliability of your own perception. You'll learn why beginners try too hard and how to stop, what to do when nothing happens (more than you think), how to interpret symbolic content without inflating it into cosmic significance, and how the same cognitive practices that make scrying work also make you harder to manipulate, more comfortable with uncertainty, and better equipped to navigate a world specifically designed to keep you confused and reactive.No cosmic reverence required. No patchouli. Just a candle, a journal, and the willingness to look clearly at what is actually there.Which turns out to be more than sufficient. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. ASTROLOGY OF RUIN: Planets Dreaming Darkly Some books explain the darkness. This one inhabits it.Astrology of Ruin: Planets Dreaming Darkly is a debut short fiction collection from Diana Price - hospice nurse turned horror writer, documentary photographer, survivor - twelve stories and two essays that move through grief, violation, obsession, and transformation the way a fixed star moves: slowly, inevitably, and with consequences.Price writes from a rare vantage point: 25 years in the rooms where people finish their lives, a camera trained on what others turn away from, and a North Node sitting directly on Algol - the demon star, the eye of Medusa, the fixed star of the one who bears witness. These are not exercises in genre. They are dispatches.The stories circle the planetary archetypes like moons around something massive and dark. A nurse on the breaking point discovers what lives beneath her survival instincts. A hospice patient receives a final visitor no one else can see. The Gilgo Beach victims find each other in the dark and begin to speak. Women on the edge of erasure discover they are not, in fact, erasable. A desert lover made of myth and longing rides out of the setting sun to claim what has always been his. Oracle, predator, ghost, and victim trade places in the dark until the categories collapse.Threaded throughout is Price's signature weave of esoteric thought - astrology not as personality quiz but as symbolic architecture, a language for forces older than the names we've given them. Saturn arrives on schedule. Chiron lives in the silences. The outer planets do what outer planets do: they take the structures we built our lives around and reduce them to rubble, so that something truer can grow in the wreckage.Horror readers who are tired of blood without meaning will find a writer who understands that the most terrifying rooms are the ones we've already survived. Fans of Carmen Maria Machado's Her Body and Other Parties, Shirley Jackson's unsettling domesticity, and the brutal emotional precision of Joyce Carol Oates's darker work will recognize a literary heir - one who came to fiction through the back door of the real, trailing the particular knowledge of those who have held the hands of the dying and looked.Opening with "Algol: A Final Word from the Demon Star" - a memoir-essay of extraordinary candor about stroke, disability, betrayal, and the strange vocation of bearing witness - Price establishes her terms before the fiction begins. She walked in the doors others walked out of. She looked at what others turned away from. Now she has written it down.Astrology of Ruin is the first volume of what promises to be a necessary body of work. European haunts, darker rooms, and doors not yet opened wait ahead. But this book - this first act of the witness in full - is where the gate opens.Come in. She's already inside.Perfect for readers of: literary horror, dark fiction, feminist horror, paranormal short stories, esoteric fiction, psychological horror, astrology and occult themes in fiction, short story anthologies. Twelve stories, one for each sign of the zodiac - and two unflinching essays about what it costs to look. From a hospice nurse who spent 25 years at the threshold where breath falters, and where the real monsters live. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. ANCIENT TOOLS FOR MODERN CHAOS: SCRYING - Seeing Clearly When the World Is NoisyWhat if the oldest tool in the box is exactly what you need right now?You're drowning in information, starving for clarity, and surrounded by advice that either smells like patchouli or reads like a tech-bro productivity hack. Neither is helping. Neither was designed to.Scrying isn't the Hollywood version - no swirling mists, no crystal ball conjuring your ex's face from the ether. It's something stranger, older, and considerably more useful: a structured practice for focused perception that humans across cultures have independently discovered for thousands of years, because the underlying mechanism isn't mystical. It's neurological. It's built into how your brain processes ambiguity under conditions of directed attention.In other words, it's you. The magic was always you.In this sharp, irreverent, and rigorously grounded guide, Lilyan Rose strips away the theatrical nonsense surrounding scrying and gets to what it actually is - and why it's precisely suited to the chaos of right now. At its core, scrying is training in the art of paying attention without losing your mind. It asks you to sit with a question, observe what surfaces without forcing an answer, and develop the discipline to separate what you actually perceive from what you desperately hope or fear.These aren't mystical skills. They are survival skills.Ancient Tools for Modern Chaos: Scrying covers the psychology of pattern recognition, the neuroscience of receptive attention, and the practical mechanics of working with mirrors, water, flame, and darkness - all without requiring you to believe in anything beyond the demonstrable reliability of your own perception. You'll learn why beginners try too hard and how to stop, what to do when nothing happens (more than you think), how to interpret symbolic content without inflating it into cosmic significance, and how the same cognitive practices that make scrying work also make you harder to manipulate, more comfortable with uncertainty, and better equipped to navigate a world specifically designed to keep you confused and reactive.No cosmic reverence required. No patchouli. Just a candle, a journal, and the willingness to look clearly at what is actually there.Which turns out to be more than sufficient. A sharp, irreverent guide to scrying as it actually works - not fortune-telling, but a structured practice for focused perception. Practical, psychologically grounded, and zero patchouli. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A Room with a Boo: ScotlandMore than a paranormal investigator's guidebook, with lore as well as practical info.Scotland has many admirable qualities. The scenery is spectacular. The castles are magnificent. The history is fascinating, if occasionally bloodstained.It also has an extraordinary number of ghosts.This may be the inevitable consequence of several thousand years of clan feuds, political intrigue, ill-advised battles, ancient burial grounds, isolated islands, mysterious disappearances, and a landscape dramatic enough to encourage both folklore and questionable decisions after dark. Whatever the cause, Scotland has accumulated an impressive collection of hauntings and appears in no particular hurry to part with them.A Room with a Boo: Scotland is a guide to the country's most intriguing paranormal locations, from famous haunted castles and ancient standing stones to spectral encounters in ordinary places where absolutely nothing of that sort should be happening. Along the way, you'll discover the legends of phantom pipers, restless clansmen, second sight, water spirits, unexplained lights, and the many stories that have become woven into Scotland's cultural fabric.Part paranormal guidebook, part folklore collection, and part practical travel companion, this book combines local history, traditional lore, eyewitness accounts, and visitor information to help you explore Scotland's stranger side for yourself. Whether you're planning a road trip through the Highlands, seeking out Edinburgh's most haunted corners, or simply enjoying ghost stories from the comfort and relative security of your own home, you'll find both inspiration and practical guidance within these pages.Whether you approach these stories as a believer, skeptic, history enthusiast, or curious traveler, Scotland offers a remarkable truth: in a country this old, the boundary between history and haunting can become surprisingly difficult to define.The scenery is spectacular.The history is bloodstained.The clans have long memories.Welcome to Scotland. From haunted castles and phantom pipers to ancient legends and modern hauntings, the folklore, history, and paranormal places that make Scotland a supernatural destinations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. England has been dying for 2,000 years.The Romans died building a wall across the north. The Vikings died raiding every monastery they could find. The plague took a third of the population and left them in mass graves under cities that were built on top of them and forgot to mention it. The Reformation desecrated half the country's sacred sites and left the dead buried in them without the rites they'd been promised.All of that dying left something behind.England's dead don't move on. They stay in the castles and cathedrals, in the moorland and the fenlands, in the ruins of abbeys and the crypts of churches and the cellars of pubs. They stay because the burial was wrong, or the death was wrong, or someone needs to know what happened and nobody has listened yet. They stay because English ghosts are specific - they have names, grievances, and a commitment to making their point that death has done nothing to diminish.Anne Boleyn has been walking Tower Green since 1536, carrying her head, making sure nobody forgets what Henry did. The Grey Lady at Dover Castle pointed at a wall for a century until someone opened it and found the skeleton behind it. Roman soldiers still march Hadrian's Wall because nobody told them the empire fell. The black dogs of East Anglia appear on the coastal paths before deaths you can't prevent. The things in the fens have been leading travelers into deep water since before the Romans arrived and will be doing it long after.This is not metaphor. This is England.A Room with a Boo: England is a practical guide to visiting the most haunted country in the world - for people who want the real thing rather than the gift shop version. It covers the full taxonomy of England's supernatural inhabitants: the ghosts and revenants, the demons and malevolent spirits, the nature spirits and household entities, the witches and cursed landscapes, the occult underground running unbroken from John Dee's scrying mirrors in the 1580s to practitioners working in south London right now.Then it takes you there. London and the Tower. Canterbury. Bath and the sacred south. Cornwall and Devon. The Midlands, East Anglia, the Peak District, the North. York - possibly the most haunted city in Europe. Northumberland and the border country where the wall runs and the soldiers still walk it.The practical information is here too: when to visit (the sites are what they are; the crowds are a scheduling problem), what to bring, how to move through the country as a disabled traveller, where to eat near the dead, and how to pay attention in the way the dead - who have been waiting 2,000 years - actually require.They don't need your equipment or your rituals or your belief.They just need you to show up and pay the right kind of attention.Try not to disappoint them. England has been dying for two thousand years. The dead didn't leave.A practical guide to haunted England - for readers who want the real thing, not the gift shop version. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - England has been dying for 2,000 years.The Romans died building a wall across the north. The Vikings died raiding every monastery they could find. The plague took a third of the population and left them in mass graves under cities that were built on top of them and forgot to mention it. The Reformation desecrated half the country's sacred sites and left the dead buried in them without the rites they'd been promised.All of that dying left something behind.England's dead don't move on. They stay in the castles and cathedrals, in the moorland and the fenlands, in the ruins of abbeys and the crypts of churches and the cellars of pubs. They stay because the burial was wrong, or the death was wrong, or someone needs to know what happened and nobody has listened yet. They stay because English ghosts are specific - they have names, grievances, and a commitment to making their point that death has done nothing to diminish.Anne Boleyn has been walking Tower Green since 1536, carrying her head, making sure nobody forgets what Henry did. The Grey Lady at Dover Castle pointed at a wall for a century until someone opened it and found the skeleton behind it. Roman soldiers still march Hadrian's Wall because nobody told them the empire fell. The black dogs of East Anglia appear on the coastal paths before deaths you can't prevent. The things in the fens have been leading travelers into deep water since before the Romans arrived and will be doing it long after.This is not metaphor. This is England.A Room with a Boo: England is a practical guide to visiting the most haunted country in the world - for people who want the real thing rather than the gift shop version. It covers the full taxonomy of England's supernatural inhabitants: the ghosts and revenants, the demons and malevolent spirits, the nature spirits and household entities, the witches and cursed landscapes, the occult underground running unbroken from John Dee's scrying mirrors in the 1580s to practitioners working in south London right now.Then it takes you there. London and the Tower. Canterbury. Bath and the sacred south. Cornwall and Devon. The Midlands, East Anglia, the Peak District, the North. York - possibly the most haunted city in Europe. Northumberland and the border country where the wall runs and the soldiers still walk it.The practical information is here too: when to visit (the sites are what they are; the crowds are a scheduling problem), what to bring, how to move through the country as a disabled traveller, where to eat near the dead, and how to pay attention in the way the dead - who have been waiting 2,000 years - actually require.They don't need your equipment or your rituals or your belief.They just need you to show up and pay the right kind of attention.Try not to disappoint them.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. A Room with a Boo England | Practical Information for Visiting Haunted Locations, Understanding Folklore, and Not Dying | Diana Price | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Haunt & Hallowed | EAN 9798256002275 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Astrology of Ruin | Planets Dreaming Darkly | Diana Price | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Haunt & Hallowed | EAN 9798256002428 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.