Hall, Manly P.; Invisible Records of Thought and Action: a practical guide to subtle vibrations, their causes & effects (1990) ICI Shelf: Paracelsus First Line: “It is always rather impressive when we enter into a field of specialized thinking, to realize how little is known.” ICI … Continue readingLIBRARY SHELF: Invisible Records of Thought and Action
Purce, Jill; The Mystic Spiral: Journey to the Soul (1974) ICI Shelf: Ptolemy First Line: “In a second, the faintest perfume may send us plummeting to the roots of our being […]” ICI History: Today at the ICI — Twitter Feed (10-08-13) Accession #: ICI-02304
Camache, Henri; Protection Against Evil (1946) ICI Shelf: Paracelsus First Line: “This book may come as a distinct shock to many people.” LAST LINE: “As long as man knows the meaning of fear, he will seek means of circumventing or overcoming it.” ICI HISTORY: First Line: … Continue readingLIBRARY SHELF: Protection Against Evil
Hall, Manly P.; Magic: A Treatise on Natural Occultism (1960) ICI Shelf: London First Line: “For ages, man has labored under a misunderstanding.” ICI History: Today at the ICI — Twitter Feed (10-02-13) Accession #: ICI-00200
Santwani, M. T.; The Art of Magnetic Healing (1990) ICI Shelf: Galt Last Line: “He has no untoward feeling and continues to be in perfect health without the use of any medicine.” ICI History: Today at the ICI — Twitter Feed (06-02-13) Accession #: ICI-00087
Rhine, J. B.; New frontiers of the Mind: The Story of the Duke Experiments (1937) ICI Shelf: Galt First Line: “Behind seven years of patient work by a number of people, work of which this book is the essential story, lies a question very simple … Continue readingLIBRARY SHELF: New Frontiers of The Mind
Mother Tongue Ink. We’Moon ’01: Gaia Rhythms for Womyn (2000) ICI Shelf: Women Last Line: “It is the flame that burns within us, igniting our dreams.” ICI History: Today at the ICI — Twitter Feed (03-23-13) Accession #: ICI-01211
Ouspensky, P. D. (translated from Russian by Nicholas Bessaraboff and Claude Bragdon) Tertium Organum: A Key to the Enigmas of the World (1947) ICI Shelf: Paracelsus First Line: “The most difficult thing to know is what we do know, and what we do not know.” … Continue readingLIBRARY SHELF: Tertium Organum
Benham, William G. The Laws of Scientific Hand Reading (1900) ICI Shelf: LAL First Line: “There has never been conceived or made by man any instrument, machine, or contrivance, capable of such diversity of usefulness as the human hand.” ICI History: Today at the ICI … Continue readingLIBRARY SHELF: The Laws of Scientific Hand Reading
Crowley, Aleister. Konx om Pax (1982) (reprint of 1907 edition) ICI Shelf: Paracelsus Last Line: “He had seen God, and died” ICI History: Today at the ICI — Twitter Feed (12-28-12)