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|  | | Astrology and Past Lives
The first book to examine birth charts for previous incarnations.
This unique and original book is the result of ten years of painstaking research and hundres of case studies. More than sixty charts and corresponding case histories are included here as examples. Some are of ordinary people, others are famous personalities from the past and present. Even if you haven't undergone past life regression, Devlin's interpretations and insights will show you a new way to look at your current birth chart. | |  | | Astrology and Relationships
An astrological analysis of the dynamics of all kinds of relationships, and the needs of the individual as revealed in the astrological natal chart.
More people consult astrologers about relationship problems than any other single issue. In Astrology and Relationships, Mary Devlin helps you understand your relationships from a variety of astrological perspectives.
First, Devlin considers the relationship needs of the individual as revealed in the birth chart. Next, she analyzes parent/child relationships - where it all begins. Finally, she examines love, romance, sex, marriage and friendship in depth. Using Carl Jung's concept of anima and animus, she provides insights into the "inner partner" by comparing unconscious archetypes | |  | | Devon Wakefield
Only a true heroine could not only survive, but prosper, when she finds herself an unwilling passenger on a ship transporting convicts to Australia.
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P class=p1>Devon Wakefield I>/I>only wanted to escape the unwanted attentions of her lustful stepfather. Yet her hiding place proved to be a doorway to a new life. Having inadvertently stumbled onto a convict ship bound for New South Wales in 1787, no one would believe her when she said she didn’t belong there. So, like it or not, she was on her way to a new home. On the banks of Sydney Harbor, Devon found strange new animals and people who would become her friends. She learned that she had an extraordinary talent and love for farming. And above | |  | | Madame Jane
The story of an unlikely romance between an orphaned would-be nun and an ambitious knight back in the days of the Wars of the Roses in fifteenth-century England.
P class=MsoNormal>The only life which sixteen-year-old herbalist Jane Dare has ever known suddenly and traumatically vanishes, when a group of renegade knights destroys the convent in which she has grown up and slays everyone who lives there – except herself, the convent infirmarian, and their two patients. The survivors are rescued by two young and ambitious noblemen in the service of King Edward the Fourth, Sir Alan Sanford, and his close friend, Sir John du Fay./P>
P class=MsoNormal>Sir Alan is determined to marry a wealthy noblewoman – but his heart decrees otherwise. Captivated by | |  | | Medieval Music, Magical Minds
A book covering medieval music and its mental and emotional effect on the listeners.
This groundbreaking book fulfills two purposes. The first is to introduce interested musicians and listeners to the increasingly popular field of medieval music. The second is to trace the history of all music, as well as its effect upon the level of awareness of the listeners.
Covering intricacies within melody, rhythm, voice, and instruments which aren't usually considered, MEDIEVAL MUSIC, MAGICAL MINDS is a fascinating read, for the non-musician as well as for the professional.
| |  | | Murder on the Canterbury Pilgrimage
Poet Geoffrey Chaucer didn't expect to be catapulted into a murder investigation when he decided to go on a pilgrimage to Canterbury with a motley crew of pilgrims. But one of the pilgrims, beautiful Sophia, flirted with one too many men, and didn't live to tell about it.
FONT face="Arial, Helvetica,sans-serif">When the mysterious and beautiful gypsy, Sophia, is murdered on her way to the shrine of St. Thomas a Becket at Canterbury, poet/pilgrim/astrologer Geoffrey Chaucer is in danger of being accused of her murder. He calls upon his longtime friends, John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, scholar Robert Willard and Robert's innkeeper wife Agatha, to help him find the true/FONT> killer. BR>BR>Thefts of silver objects, a touching case of love at first sight, and a mob of frightened and disgruntled peasants threaten to impede the investigation. Yet Geoffrey's inn | |  | | Portrait of Victorine
Lindsay Parker expected an exciting new life when she moved to teach art in Paris. The excitement, however, prove to be more than she had bargained for. A Picasso is stolen from the art school. Two previously unknown Cézannes turn up in a junk shop. One of her new friends is kidnapped and another is murdered. Is Lindsay next?
Paris, Montmartre, the Left Bank, a prestigious art school, a strange nightclub - all are a bit overwhelming for Lindsay Parker when she first arrives in Paris to teach art. She is bowled over by the handsome, brilliant, gifted and mysterious Alain Bordeaux, and before she knows it is madly in love with him.
But what is Alain's connection to a rash of art thefts - not to mention kidnapping and murder? Is Lindsay safe with him? And what about all the unknown Impressionist paintings that are suddenly turning up?
Can Lindsay trust Alain? Can both of them trust those ar | |  | | The Legend of Good Women
The second volume in the acclaimed Geoffrey Chaucer murder mystery series. Release Date: February 2003
P class=MsoNormal>FONT face="Arial, Helvetica,sans-serif">Poet Geoffrey Chaucer is always up for a challenge, and when Sir William Taggart, who has just inherited the earldom of Sussex, approaches him with a problem, Chaucer is all ears. Someone has been embezzling nearly every penny of income from one of the Sussex estates – and Sir William believes that Chaucer is the right man to discover exactly who and why. But when the suspected embezzler turns up murdered, everyone is shocked – and doubly puzzled. And it seems as if the situation is far more complex - and dangerous – than anyone had | |  | | The Psychology of Spirit
Years of research into past-life regression and transpersonal psychology suddenly come together in this volume which teaches a psychology to applied to a soul rather than a personality, which develops life after life.
This book begins with past lives, but strictly speaking it is not a book on past lives, past-life regression, or regression therapy. This book concerns the study of the soul itself -- how individuality develops in the immortal soul-entity, the Higher Self if you will, from the point of separation from the Absolute to the end of the cycle of earthly incarnations, and how events during each person's path back to God both helps and hinders that process. It traces the effects of the individual entity's experiences as it makes its way through life after life, and outlines how knowledge of those ef |
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