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Ebook: The Blue Island

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Ebook: The Life Beyond

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Ebook: To Woman from Mesom

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Ebook: The Car of Phoebus

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Ebook: As A Man Thinketh

"The Life Beyond"
by Mary A. McEvilly

This ebook has 2 volumes and was written in France in 1917. It's about the experience of a young man who passes over after going through a long bout of depression and to his amazement upon awakening, realises that he is not dead! His curiosity leads him to his teacher, Meslom, a Higher Power, who begins to teach him these astonishing lessons that we will all benefit from. This ebook has 52 pages and is 659KB zipped. You can read more about this ebook HERE.

"To Woman from Meslom"
by Mary A. McEvilly

This ebook was written in Paris, France between October 1919 and March 1920. It was written for the sole purpose of guiding woman in her daily spiritual growth and to explain to humanity woman’s duty and destiny on earth. It has 43 pages and is 753KB zipped. You can read more about this ebook HERE.

"The Blue Island"
by W. T. Stead

This ebook was written in London, England in 1922. It was dictated by William Thomas Stead, (who perished in the great Titanic disaster in 1912) to Pardoe Woodman and his daughter, Estelle. It has 68 pages and is 753KB zipped. You can read more about this ebook HERE.

"As A Man Thinketh"
by James Allen

This ebook is not intended as an exhaustive treatise on the much written-upon subject of the power of thought. It is suggestive rather than explanitory, its object being to stimulate men and women to the discovery and perception of the truth. It has 48 pages and is 196KB zipped. You can read more about this ebook HERE.

"The Car of Phoebus"
by Robert James Lees

This ebook is the second book that Robert James Lees had written in his own words and not submitted by spirit beings. This is a lengthy ebook of 274 pages and is 3.92MB zipped. You can read more about this ebook HERE.

"The Game of Life"
by Florence Scovel Shinn

This ebook has been an immensely popular manual of easy-to-use ideas and techniques that teach how we can create the happiness we want by aligning our thoughts and words with the perfect good that resides divinely within us. This ebook has 41 pages and is 393KB zipped. You can read more about this ebook HERE.

"Life in the World Unseen"
Recorded by Anthony Borgia

This ebook was written in 1954 and addresses the 'cause and effect' relationship that exists between this life and the next. Communicated by a priest who died in 1914, this ebook is in 2 parts. In 'Beyond This Life' he mentions the highest realms and the lowest. In 'The World Unseen' he actually visits them and describes what he saw and what took place in both regions. Although each of the two parts is complete in itself, the second greatly extends and amplifies the first, and together they form a composite whole. This ebook has 162 pages and is 1.11MB zipped. You can read more about this ebook HERE.