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The Pagan Bible is exactly that book. Whether you’re exploring Paganism for the first time, deepening an existing practice, or returning to the path after years away, this is the most complete and empowering guide you’ll ever need.

A deeply humane contemporary literary novel about displacement, welcome, loss, listening and the fragile moments in which home briefly appears. In a Meeting House in West Yorkshire, a room is booked under the name of a harmless thing: Community listening, Tuesday evenings, six-thirty to eight. Seven chairs are placed in a half-circle. One possible place is left unclaimed. Imran has written rules for himself: do not rescue, do not summarise, do not turn listening into performance. Margaret brings biscuits and the memory of a house that once took her in.

Pagan Bible Guided. Includes Affirmations, Reflections, Prompts, Ritual Practices, and Teachings for Paganism, Wicca, & Witchcraft. Deep Guidance for Healing, Transformation, Spiritual Growth, and Shadow Integration. Shadow work is one of the most powerful and transformative practices in Paganism, Wicca, and Witchcraft — the inner journey of facing your hidden wounds, unhealed traumas, fears, triggers, and shadow traits, and transforming them into strength, wisdom, and wholeness. The Shadow Work Workbook is your sacred guide for this journey.

Meet Libra, an angel. After an argument with her heavenly parents, she escapes and falls to earth. She falls through the roof of a hospital. A tiny newborn baby is nearby, and the nurses are crying because the baby has died. Libra falls nearby, and they rush to help her. She has no pulse, and she is not breathing. The nurse runs to call for immediate help. When she runs back to Libra, she's gone and nowhere to be seen. But the baby is alive and crying.

A historian investigates Dracula's former home. She is sifting through too many notebooks and scrolls to keep track of as she discovers ancient letters tucked away in their pages. The historian tracks Vlad's metamorphosis into a vampire and his admiration for the pursuer, who may still capture him. The letters transport the historian to another time, when she experiences love and suspense alongside the characters. Is there a chance she'll unearth long-lost secrets? If so, how relevant are they in the modern world? If the truth were known, would that make a difference?