Books

The Major Arcana | David Major

BOOK - paperback

Unlock the secrets of the 22 Major Arcana with this comprehensive full-color guide. Based on the sumptuous Neo-Classical artwork of the Distant Mirror Tarot, this book explores each card's traditional meaning, modern interpretation (with real-world examples from psychology, history, and film), and clear, practical guidance.

This book is an accessible yet deep exploration of the tarot's greatest archetypes, perfect for both beginners and experienced readers seeking a fresh perspective.
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BOOK - paperback, hardcover

An indelible part of the 21st century social fabric and geopolitical reality, George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four has gifted our culture these (now fundamental) concepts and much more.

Completed in 1948 and first published mid-1949, the public recognized the book’s biting satire of malignant bureaucracy and totalitarian overreach immediately. Part cautionary warning and part pitch-black absurdist autobiography, Orwell’s gritty alarm now rings more relevant than perhaps ever before.

Presented with the full, uncensored and unabridged 1949 text, a foreword by 1984 (the film) co-producer Al Clark, a comprehensive and illustrated introduction that situates the book in Orwell’s personal circumstances and the broader political and social framework with other key texts and notable additions.
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Book - paperback, pdf

Embark on an extraordinary journey with The Strange Voyage of Máel Dúin, a captivating tale from Irish Gaelic literature. This legendary narrative follows the heroic Máel Dúin as he sets sail on a perilous quest to avenge his father's death, gathering a crew of brave warriors along the way.

As they navigate mystical islands filled with fantastical creatures and supernatural challenges, Máel Dúin's journey transforms from one of vengeance to a profound exploration of honor, forgiveness, and the limits of retribution. With each encounter—be it with giant birds, shape-shifting beings, or sea monsters—readers will be drawn into a rich tapestry of myth, folklore, and ancient seafaring traditions.

Discover how Máel Dúin learns the true meaning of justice and mercy as he confronts the trials of his adventure. Dive into this timeless epic that celebrates the spirit of exploration and the enduring quest for identity.
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Introducing a new edition of The Imitation of Christ, extensively illustrated with prints by Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld and featuring many bible passages from the RSVCE Bible.

This text has long been a treasure trove for Catholics around the world. With its beautiful illustrations and carefully selected Bible passages, this new edition brings the timeless wisdom of Thomas A Kempis to life like never before.

First published over 500 years ago, The Imitation of Christ has been revered by Catholics for centuries as a guide to a more meaningful and spiritual life.

This new edition retains the book's original message while presenting it in a fresh and modern format, making it more accessible and relevant to today's readers.
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Paperback

IS FEELING A PHENOMENON OF THE BODY OR THE BRAIN?

What do animals feel?

How do living systems become conscious?

Taking Heart and Making Sense takes on these and many more questions about the natural world and human experience, helping us to understand our feelings and emotions, and our sense of meaning in life.

Taking Heart and Making Sense takes readers on a conceptual adventure across many disciplines, presenting contemporary theories about feeling and emotion by major researchers in psychology, philosophy and cognitive science.

Lindgaard points out themes as well as problems in these theories, and frames them in relation to our fundamental concepts about the world. Solving these problems requires nothing less than a profound shift in worldview.
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BOOK - paperback

This important book is the foundational text of the organic farming movement.

Sir Albert Howard's classic work argues that the health of soil, plant, animal, and man is one and indivisible.

This new Distant Mirror edition has been carefully re-edited for the modern reader, breaking up the original's dense text into readable paragraphs and adding clear headings, making Howard's vital insights on composting, soil fertility, and nature's farming methods more accessible than ever before.
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Paperback

The Saxons in Britain is a vivid narrative history that brings the early years of England to life. Thomas Miller moves beyond dry dates and facts to paint a picturesque scene of the island's transformation—from the wild forests of the ancient Britons and the orderly fortifications of Rome to the fierce arrival of the Saxons.

Covering the development of the Octarchy, the Viking invasions, and the reign of Aethelwulf, this book captures the drama, the daily life, and the struggle for survival that forged a nation.
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BOOK - paperback, epub.

A new edition of this important work by Albert Howard, one of the leading figures of the British organics movement.

This is a detailed analysis of the vital role of humus and compost in soil health — and the importance of soil health to the health of crops and the humans who eat them. The author is keenly aware of the dead end which awaits humanity if we insist on growing our food using artificial fertilisers and poisons.

"Agriculture is the fundamental industry of the world and must be allowed to occupy the primary position in the economies of all countries." - Albert Howard

BOOK - paperback, epub

This unique volume brings together two essential works by the visionary South African naturalist Eugène Marais.

The Soul of the Ape is his groundbreaking scientific study of primate behavior and the origins of the human psyche, a manuscript famously lost for over thirty years.

It is paired here with My Friends the Baboons, a collection of warm, anecdotal observations from his three years living among a wild troop in the Waterberg mountains.

Together, these two fascinating texts offer a complete picture of Marais' pioneering research into the animal mind.
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BOOK - paperback, epub.

The classic study on the origins of perfect health. Dr. G.T. Wrench's investigation into the Hunza people reveals the undeniable link between soil fertility and human vitality.

A foundational text for the organic and whole-health movements.
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Paperback, epub

A collection of nine short stories and miscellaneous poems that traverse alternate timelines and reimagined histories. Tales of shameless historical revisionism and fantastical physics, exploring worlds where the pagan Hypatia is dismantled by the Cardinals, where ancient towers rise from rising waters, and where soldiers and shades converse under the trees.

From steampunk to mythpunk - all the punks -these stories offer a fresh, imaginative take on the past that never was.
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BOOK - paperback and epub

Béchamp or Pasteur? is the explosive classic that challenges the foundations of modern medicine.

Ethel Hume’s meticulous history argues that the Germ Theory of disease was built on the plagiarized and distorted work of Antoine Béchamp, a contemporary of Louis Pasteur.

This vital book presents the case for Béchamp’s "Terrain Theory" - that the health of the body (the terrain) is more critical than the presence of germs - and details the scientific and political rivalry that shaped biology for the next century.

BOOK - paperback and epub.

The Blood and its Third Element is Antoine Béchamp’s scientific magnum opus.

In this detailed work, the great French scientist presents the evidence for the microzyma—the microscopic 'third element' of the blood that he argued was the true unit of life. This book provides the rigorous experimental data behind the Terrain Theory, challenging the foundations of Pasteur's germ theory.

This is a crucial text for understanding the biological mechanism of disease, fermentation, and life itself.
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BOOK - paperback, epub, audiobook

The Soul of the White Ant is a passionate, insightful exploration of the world of termites.

Based on ten years of intense observation in the South African veld, Eugène Marais formulated a revolutionary theory: that the termite colony is not a community of individuals, but a single, composite animal. Workers and soldiers function like blood cells, the fungus gardens as digestive organs, and the queen as the brain.

This Distant Mirror edition preserves Marais’ lyrical and scientifically precise prose, inviting readers into the mysterious, highly structured life of the termitary.
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Paperback, epub

In 1967, playwright and director Myron Fagan released a controversial three-LP set simply titled Illuminati.

Fagan outlines his theory of a centuries-old plot for global government, tracing the history of the Illuminati from Adam Weishaupt and the House of Rothschild to the modern era. He details the alleged role of the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), the United Nations, and Hollywood in this overarching conspiracy.

This Distant Mirror edition presents the complete, unabridged transcript of those recordings.
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Paperback, epub

This book is the classic 1864 memoir that launched the American back-to-the-land movement. Author Edmund Morris recounts his courageous decision to leave the stress and anxiety of city business life for a small, ten-acre farm in New Jersey.

Part practical manual and part inspiring philosophy, this book proves that a small plot of land, managed with intelligence and care, can provide not just a living, but a life of independence, security, and happiness.
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BOOK - paperback, epub

A sweeping historical study that connects the fate of civilizations to their relationship with the land. Dr. Guy Wrench argues that history is not just a record of wars and kings, but of soil fertility and degradation.

By examining examples from Ancient Rome, China, and the British Empire, Wrench demonstrates that the stability of any society depends on its farmers.

This Distant Mirror edition revives a crucial text for understanding the ecological basis of history.
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BOOK - paperback, epub

My Inventions is the fascinating autobiography of Nikola Tesla, the visionary scientist who revolutionized the modern world with his discovery of the Alternating Current (AC) motor.

Written with wit and flair, Tesla recounts his early life in Serbia, his brush with death, his work with Thomas Edison, and the flash of insight that led to his greatest inventions.

This Distant Mirror edition also includes an extract from his visionary essay The Problem of Increasing Human Energy, which anticipates solar power and environmental technology by nearly a century.

Paperback.In 1906, physician George Sheffield Oliver read Charles Darwin's work on earthworms and decided to test the theories on his own land. 'Earthworm: The Most Important Animal in the World' is the result of his 40 years of research. This Distant Mirror edition brings back the classic practical guide on how to harness the power of the humble earthworm to restore soil fertility, grow superior crops, and feed poultry and livestock naturally. It is a must-read for anyone interested in vermiculture, organic gardening, or sustainable farming.

BOOK - paperback, epub

Nikola Tesla steps beyond the laboratory to offer a profound philosophical theory of human progress.

Writing in 1900, the great inventor applies the laws of physics to humanity itself, visualizing the human race as a "mass" moved by forces. He explores the three ways to increase this energy: improving human health (increasing the mass), reducing ignorance and war (reducing the retarding force), and harnessing the sun's energy (increasing the motive force).

This Distant Mirror edition presents Tesla's most ambitious and prophetic work in a clear, accessible format.

Paperback, epub

Response in the Living and Non-Living is the groundbreaking 1902 treatise by Indian scientist Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose. Predating modern biophysics, Bose used sensitive instruments of his own design to prove that plants and metals share a similar electrical response to stress, fatigue, and poison as animals.

This Distant Mirror edition includes an introduction by Paramahansa Yogananda, highlighting the spiritual implications of Bose's scientific proof that the boundary between the living and the non-living is not as rigid as we once thought.
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Paperback, epub

A classic and intimate portrait of the great composer, written by music critic Henry Frederic Frost. It traces Schubert's short but prolific life in 19th-century Vienna, from his early training under Salieri to his tragic death at 31.

This Distant Mirror edition has been carefully revised for the modern reader: the original text has been updated to replace obsolete Opus numbers with the standard D numbers (Deutsch catalogue), making it an invaluable reference for students and music lovers today.
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Paperback, epub

A mind-bending sci-fi thriller that asks: "What if all the conspiracy theories were true?" David Major takes readers on a wild journey through a world where the New Age movement, secret government projects, and ancient alien myths collide and make a huge mess.

From the Photon Belt to the secret bases of the Nefilim, this novel weaves popular alternative history tropes into a fast-paced, satirical, and thought-provoking narrative.
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Two new Bechamp pages
Two new Antoine Bechamp pages have been added ….. an image gallery, and a complete bibliography of his works.
Italian edition of Bechamp or Pasteur?
A new Italian edition of Bechamp or Pasteur is available.
Review: Bechamp or Pasteur?
READER REVIEW
...after hearing the news from USA about the 32 vaccinations to which inhabitants by law are forced go get, I ordered this book, and I must say that it totally turned upside-down my knowledge of Pasteur and vaccines...
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Socials
Accounts for ADM have been set up on Instagram, Tumblr, and Pinterest. I’ve begun a series of posts about the Distant Mirror Tarot. Each… Read more: Socials
Bechamp ou Pasteur? A new French edition.
A new French edition of Ethel Hume's book Béchamp or Pasteur? A Lost Chapter in the History of Biology has been published. For the first time, this important text is available in Béchamp's own language.
Audiobook version: – Pasteur: Plagiarist, Imposter
An Archive.org audiobook version of Pasteur: Plagiarist, Imposter, the introduction to Bechamp or Pasteur?

Books

The Major Arcana | David Major

Nineteen-Eighty Four | George Orwell

The Strange Voyage of Máel Dúin | David Major

The Imitation of Christ | Thomas A Kempis

Taking Heart and Making Sense: a New View of Nature, Feeling and the Body | Karin Lindgaard

An Agricultural Testament | Albert Howard

The Saxons in Britain | Thomas Miller

The Soil and Health | Albert Howard

The Soul of the Ape & My Friends the Baboons | Eugene Marais

The Wheel of Health | Dr Guy Wrench

Air for Fire | David Major

Bechamp or Pasteur? | Ethel Hume

The Blood and its Third Element | Antoine Bechamp

The Soul of the White Ant | Eugene Marais

Illuminati | Myron Fagan

Ten Acres is Enough | Edmund Morris

Reconstruction by Way of the Soil | Guy Wrench

My Inventions | Nikola Tesla

Earthworm | George Oliver

The Problem of Increasing Human Energy | Nikola Tesla

Response in the Living and Non-Living | Jagadish Bose

Franz Schubert – a Biography | Henry Frost

The Day of the Nefilim | David Major