Paperback: 264 pages

Is there anything our modern industrial society can learn from the story of Atlantis, a legend that has endured for two thousand years? From the dialogues of Plato to the modern age of Atlantology, esteemed occultist John Michael Greer traces the evolution of this controversial story about a great civilization drowned by the sea. See how this fascinating legend was reshaped by modern occultists and pioneers of the rejected knowledge movement. Greer also proposes his own revolutionary theory – based on Plato's accounts, human history, and geological science – of a civilization doomed by natural disasters at the end of the last Ice Age. As the threat of global warming makes headlines today, Greer poses the ultimate question: is the legend of Atlantis a legacy of the distant past, or a prophecy of our own future? 

ISBN: 1861631308
Paperback 230 pages

The legendary civilisation of Atlantis is a topic that can evoke feelings of awe and mystery. Past life therapist, Paul Williamson, has investigated experiences of people's lives on Atlantis using regression, and now firmly believes that Atlantis did exist. Through careful research, and by using the shared soul memory of four people, Paul and Linda have compiled a fascinating account of the history of the Atlantis from the times of the first settlements through to its destruction. Included are detailed living transcripts of regression sessions and channelled teachings. These experiences detail aspects of the healing and psychic power, and various forms of corruption in which people from Atlantis became involved. There are sharings of the psychological learning and scars that were left upon souls who became obsessed with power. From the tragedies and mistakes of these times, for the many millions who lived then, there may be lessons that can be learned. For those who have hidden within them, soul memories of having lived on Atlantis, this book may stimulate a recollection of those long lost times. 

The mysterious civilizations of Lemuria and Atlantis become reality as Shirley Andrews, the author of Atlantis: Insights From a Lost Civilization combines details from scholars, scientists and the respected psychic Edgar Cayce. Her sober portrayal of disturbing parallels between the spiritual decay of Atlantis and our modern world, and her reasonable explanations for the vivid dreams and past life memories recounted by numerous people about life on the lost lands enhance this fascinating book. (288 pages) 

Nigel Pennick has gathered together the rare fragments of literary, pictorial and folklore remains detailing information on the remains of lands around the British coast which have been destroyed by the sea. The roll-call of these lost lands and sunken cities, and the fate of once thriving coastal towns such as Dunwich and settlements such as Caer Arianrhod and the lost Lowland Hundred of Cantref y Gwaelod, challenges us to reconsider whether the lost land of Lyonesse, which once extended from Land’s End to the Scilly Isles, existed solely in Arthurian legend. 

ISBN: 1861630735
Paperback 270 pages

Cave dwellings, catacombs, earth houses, rock-cut temples, tombs, hermitages, tunnels and mines - these are just a few of the fascinating and mysterious subterranean structures that are uncovered and described in this unique history. Nigel Pennick traces the history and use of subterranea and explores the myths and legends that they have inspired. This panoramic survey includes the legend of the vast tunnel system beneath the Andes, the majestic and awesome Oracle of the Dead at Baiae, the Hellfire Club of Sir Francis Dashwood, the secret underground city of Ivan the Terrible and a concise guide to British subterranea.