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The Wiccan Rede is the heart and central tenet of the ancient Wiccan religion, and contains all its fundamental teachings. This pocket-sized edition will show you how to put the Rede's wisdom into practice, and live by its underlying principle, "An ye harm none, do as thou will." Inside you'll discover:

The key to every verse of the Rede

How to cast spells for love, money, safety, success, and other desired outcomes

Prayers for oneself and others

How to cast a circle formally or in an emergency

The responsibilities of a practitioner

The science of numbers

How to read the heavens

And much more This handy book gives you a complete philosophical learning system that is easily translated into daily life. A work of integrity, scholarship, and devotion, The Wiccan Rede should be the dear companion of every dedicated, responsible practitioner..
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The influence of Al-Ghazzali upon both the Christian and Islamic thinkers of the Middle Ages and beyond is being more and more widely documented Known as "The Proof of Islam." Ghazzali finally won acceptance for Sufism in Islam, and his methods of argument and analysis powerfully impressed the schoolmen of the West, who imitated him extensively.

In the East, "Al-Ghazzali has been acclaimed by both Muslim and European scholars as the greatest Muslim after Muhammad" (Professor W. Montgomery Watt). Above all, Ghazzali was a Sufi, and The Alchemy of Happiness is his own abridgement, designed for the ordinary reader, of his colossal masterwork, The Revival of Religious Sciences..
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The book contains Kabir's couplets Under each verse has been given a few lines in prose to help the reader grasp the underlying importance of the message of the saint-poet

(reprint).
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This elegant new edition is stilishly designed and printed in two color. A classic work to own or to give..
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