Encyclopedia of Manifestation, Hareth Edition

The volumes

A reference set in volumes — each one complete on its own, all of them cross-indexed to the same system. Volumes One through Four are the practice; Five onward are the reference.

Volumes are sold individually as digital editions, or bound together as Book One and Book Two.

Book One — The Practice

The half you work from. How to set a working space, how to be the practitioner in it, what materials do, and how spiritual practice is run.

Volumes One through Four

I The Working Space Setting up the practitioner and the environment — clearing, consecrating, and equipping the space every working begins in. $12.12Buy

II The Practitioner in Practice The practitioner as the working instrument — body, word, feeling, belief, and the inner working arts. $12.12Buy

III Material Reference The materials of the working — elements, stones, color, candle, ashes, waters, cords, cloth, and salt. $12.12Buy

IV Spiritual Practice The practices themselves — chakra work, prayer, meditation, dream space, sound, and the full practitioner's toolkit. $12.12Buy

Book Two — The Reference

The half you look things up in. Celestial timing, the sacred arts, the natural elements, the living world, and the mystical world.

Volumes Five through Nine

V Celestial Practices Timing, cycles, and the cosmic framework — the Moon, the Solar Wheel, the planets, the houses, and the signs. $12.12Buy

VI Sacred Arts Tarot, the Wheel of Life, runes, number, sacred geometry, symbols and charms, and the minor divinatory methods. $12.12Buy

VII The Natural Elements The plant kingdom as working material — herb, flower, oil, tree, fungi, and flower essence. $12.12Buy

VIII The Living World The creatures the practitioner works alongside — mammal, bird, sea creature, insect, reptile and amphibian. $12.12Buy

IX The Mystical World Beings, mythological creatures, deities, and the beings of the zodiac — the non-human intelligences of the working. $12.12Coming

What comes with every volume

Every volume ships with the set's apparatus, not as a bonus but because a volume read on its own still needs it: the Introduction and the "How This Set Is Organized" page, the Master Cross-Reference Index of 26 working intentions, the 85-term Glossary, the Safety and Contraindications appendix, the Sources and Further Reading page, the imprint disclaimer, and the Closing.

Cautions and citations travel with the text they belong to. Where a volume draws on a living tradition, that tradition is named and credited in the volume itself.