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In this beautiful book, illustrated throughout by faery artist Dan Goodfellow, Celtic shaman Danu Forest reveals how to communicate with wild nature spirits for mutual benefit, working with air, fire and water, to grow in harmony with nature in all its splendour.

Steven Saunders takes the reader on a crash course through some of the most fascinating and effective tricks-of-the-mind ever assembled in one small volume.

Is there a geometrical energy system that surrounds our planet? - a super grid involving polyhedral forms, ley lines, earth energy currents and archaeoastronomical alignments? From ET flight-paths to anti-gravity, the grid has many claims attached to it. This book unravels the many theories to give an overview of this incredible subject.

More books in the "Wooden Books" series, which won the Best Series Prize at the New York Book Show 2007. Books are about ley lines, evolution, psychology, souls, botany and composition, respectively. Printed on 100% recycled paper.

Subtitled, "Methods, Patterns & Traditions Of An Ancient Art".

An important book about one of the most overlooked artistic traditions in the world - the indigenous rock art of the UK.

Subtitled, "A Genius For Geometry". Explores the construction and meaning of Islamic geometric patterns.

A new Wooden Book on the history of perspective and optical illusions.

Demonstrating how it is possible to prepare gorgeous meals wherever you are on the planet, Mark Pallis shows backpackers how to cook real dishes using local ingredients.

Do particular sounds have particular magical effects? Discussing this question, this book talks about the deadly daggers of D, the trivialising teasing taunts of T and the nagging nasal negatives associated with N. It is useful for orators, poets and sorcerers, and is humorously illustrated by "Guardian" cartoonist, Merrily Harpur.

A book dedicated solely to understanding the incredible dance and marriage of the Sun, the Moon and the Earth.

Following on from the incredible US success of her bestselling "Sacred Geometry" Miranda Lundy here describes the secret qualities of quantities.

Packed with useful and interesting information on everything the cosmos has to offer. Printed in sepia inks on 100% recycled papers.

Welsh Border architect David Wade has spent a lifetime gathering and organising the extraordinary families of surface patterns that nature throws up at every scale. In this book, illustrated by the author, we see branching patterns, animal spots, crack patterns and much, much more.

Accompanied by hundreds of the author's drawings, this looks at the lost world of early European art.

Avebury is the largest stone circle on Earth! Silbury Hill is as old as the Great Pyramid! Packed with rare old engravings and great new research this timeless pocket guide to Europe's most extensive neolithic complex will leave you informed, intrigued and inspired!

Let Matt Tweed take you on a lightning tour of things small, things invisible, and some things so minute and strange that no scientist is sure if they actually exist.

The 6 Wooden Books dealing with the numerical Liberal Arts are bound in one volume. With enlarged page size, beautiful cover and printed in rainbow ink on heavy paper, this is a unique publication.

A new look at the solar system which should hold appeal for laymen, astronomers and astrologers, and which is part of a new eco-stylish series. Illus.

The only small, concise volume on this ancient subject of timeless and worldwide principles of design and proportion.