In Amber Wolfe's Elemental Power you will do more than just read about ancient tradition. You will actually be able to feel the ancient songs of the Celts stirring in your blood! Enter the realm of myth where the magickal and the terrestrial blend. Restore your connection to the re-emerging consciousness of the Celtic spirit. Elemental Power is your key to a greater understanding of the forces of Nature; not as an observer; but as a participant. This book unites Celtic Druidry with transpersonal psychology. It links Celtic Faerie Craft with current understanding of shamanic techniques. And just as it blends the ancient and modern in your soul; it will also -- through the use of ritual; breathwork; shamanic techniques; visualization; guided imagery; and much more -- help you to unite the various parts of your mind; giving you the power to become a spiritual warrior of the Celtic Craft: a Dragon-Rider. Elemental Power is packed with historical references; personal insights; and how-to material. It provides a progressive; non-hierarchical system for exploring and understanding the essential principles and practices of the Celtic Faerie Craft. And it truly is a springboard to self-empowerment; self-development; and self-awareness -- regardless of your faith -- simply by working with the forces of Nature. Each of the elements -- Air; Earth; Water; Fire; and Spirit -- are discussed in detail. Powerful rituals and techniques are outlined. Soon their power will be yours to control. Beginners and seasoned students of Celtic culture alike will find this book a catalyst for continued growth and spiritual development. Get your copy today.
#373676 in Books 1997Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 8.20 x .60 x 5.40l; .52 #File Name: 1565843592179 pages
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy Maryan St ClaireInteresting take on the holocaust.11 of 12 people found the following review helpful. Incredibly powerful and relevant stillBy Ilya GrigorikExterminate All the Brutes is brief and disturbing; Sven Lindqvist unveils the realities and moral convictions we have almost completely repressed. Just as the author suggests; the book shatters the image we have of ourselves; but even more importantly; it is distressing how relevant his ideas and Conrad's `Heart of Darkness' are in the world today - again.The title of the book is taken from Joseph Conrad's 1902 classic novel - Heart of Darkness. In it; the main character; Kurtz; goes to Africa to bring progress and culture to the uncivilized continent. He is dispatched to Africa as an ivory procurement agent; and as the story develops the reader is confronted with the unreal brutality of the colonial rule. Conrad's work intertwines the themes of `light of civilization' and `darkness of barbarism' and makes reader realize the hollowness of these phrases as Kurtz surrounds himself with chaos and mayhem. Sven Lindqvist develops this theme as he traces the imperial history of European colonialism and condenses it to a single sentence: "Exterminate all the brutes." European world expansion; he claims; and the employed tactics of extermination are the truths we like to forget. Preferring to externalize we look at the Holocaust as a historical aberration; a smear on the path of progress and enlightenment brought to the world by the Western societies. However; as the author points out; just as all of Europe contributed to the making of Kurtz; it would also be the European habits and political precedents that would lay the foundation for the atrocities of the Second World War. What was done in Africa; would be repeated in Europe - we know this; what we lack is the courage to face what we know and draw some conclusions.The book culminates by pointing to the Holocaust; but one doesn't have to look far to see the same principles being applied in the world today; `Heart of Darkness' is applicable to every nation; culture and ideology. `Exterminate All the Brutes' is an incredibly powerful book.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Excellent discussion of the genoicide of colonialism.By Dale Pelton"Exterminate All The Brutes" provides prodigious information about forgotten episodes of imperialism and the damage the great European powers have caused to the culture of Africa.Sven Lindqvist makes a strong case that the Nazi extermination programs were rooted in the legacy of European repression of the people in their colonial empires.
