Search Results: Spirituality from Crossroads Books

Cold Springs, New York: Waning Moon PUblications, 2007. First Edition: December 2007. Limited to 256 copies. 179/256. half bound leather, green book ribbon, gold boards, sharp corners, 4 raised bands, paste on title on spine, 234 pages, 9" tall x 7" wide, green marbled end pages. near fine. Darlene & Jeffrey S. Kupperman. The Consecrated Little Book of Black Venus, attributed to John Dee, presents us with a curious puzzle in the history of magical manuscripts. It instructs the reader how to perform the "Horn of Venus," which at first seems a lengthy but straightforward Rite in the tradition of Henry Cornelius Agrippa. "Dee" tells us that this "Horn" might be used for "lifting treasures, for Navigating, trade, war and other ways likewise where the Spirit can be of service to you;" and instructs the reader, repeatedly, to make all preparations on the day and hours of Venus, and to perform the Rite itself only during these hours.

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1904. First Edition, October, 1904. Black cloth, red lettering, some edge wear, front hinge cracked, inscribed by author ffep to a family member a presentation copy, owner name 1917, front paste down owner name & bookseller notes, 389 pages. very good/none. twelve illustrations. On the 2nd of July, 1861, I sailed from New York City on a little brig. the "Ocean Eagle," with destination to the island of Corsico, near the equator, on the West Coast of Africa. DR5.

London: Scarlet Imprint, 2023. First Edition, 72/720. Bound in shimmering ivory cloth stamped in gold, inlay panel on front, custom endpapers. Printed on premium 150 gsm paper. 214 pages, Specially commissioned colour photographs of the marble revetment; black & white studies in light; and architectural drawings. fine. Hagia Sophia / Sanctum of Kronos: Spiritual Dissent in an Age of Tyranny is a study of the esoteric doctrines and spiritual traditions encoded within the Hagia Sophia, as manifested in its structural and decorative design. The Hagia Sophia is one of the world's most iconic buildings, but its origins in Late Antiquity conceal a sacred mystery preserved in the face of rising Christian tyranny. It is a building that encodes its spiritual agenda, in stone, resonance and light. Peter Mark Adams has lived for thirty years in sight of the Hagia Sophia, and has turned his expertise to decoding the teachings expressed in the sacred architecture, materials, light and geometries of this… Read More

Lakemont, Georgia: CSA Press, 1966. Pamphlet. Very Good. purple cover with black lettering, 31 pgs, clean tight copy; 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.