Bøger af Maxine Meilleur

This book is in the WHAT THE GREAT MEDIUMS HAVE TAUGHT US series of books. It contains the words of the great mediums of the past (Estelle Roberts, Gordon Higginson, Leonora Piper, Gladys Osbourne Leonard, and Ursula Roberts among others) referenced from their own books which are now out of print or hard to find. These great mediums have spoken on the subject of spirit guides - who they are, why do they help us, etc. Anyone on the path of spiritual unfoldment can learn from them. Finally, a listing of the great spirit guides of the past is given as well as a lengthy list of books in which they appear. A great resource for any medium or Spiritualist.

This book explains what Spiritualism is. What do Spiritualists believe? Is Spiritualism a religion? What is the nature of our souls? And what is the purpose of mediumship? This short, inexpensive booklet explains all and more.

Grounds in your Coffee: An Idiot's Guide to Coffee Tasseography is a fun filled guide to "reading coffee grounds." Using many illustrations and symbols, the reader will learn how to make Turkish coffee and then use the ancient esoteric art of divination to see the past, present and future. A fun little booklet for any wishing to understand this form of divination and develop their psychic faculties.

A second amazing collection of more than 190 of interesting and intriguing cases in the history of psychical research and mediumship over the last 160 years. This is another easy reference book by this author on the subject of communication with the Spirit World, whether through mediums speaking while entranced, spirit healing, paintings precipitated on to canvases, photography with long-dead family appearing on the negatives, table tipping or other forms of phenomena. The author has categorized each type into what amounts to something of an encyclopaedia on the subject. This book is an excellent resource for further investigation. Complete with bibliography and index this is another 'must have' for anyone interested in, or just curious about, the subject.