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Audio books: Non-fiction
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Conversations with Vincent Van Gogh
Vincent Van Gogh with Simon Parke
It is possible Van Gogh sold a painting whilst alive. There is rumour of the dealer Pere Tanguy selling one for a few francs in Paris. But whether he did… more
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One-Minute Mystic
Simon Parke
Simon Parke draws on his popular column in the Daily Mail to open you to wide doors of awareness and possibility. One-Minute Mystic gives meditations for… more
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Conversations with Arthur Conan Doyle
Arthur Conan Doyle with Simon Parke
An imagined conversation in which Arthur Conan Doyle's words are entirely his own, speaking about his commitment to spiritualism, which amazed people in… more
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Conversations with Leo Tolstoy
Leo Tolstoy with Simon Parke
This is Tolstoy is his own words, drawn from his extensive books, essays and letters. Vegetarianism, marriage, non-violence, the military, death, God and… more
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The Beautiful Life
Simon Parke
The Beautiful Life gives ten new commandments for coping with the stresses, strains and pressures of modern-day living. Looking always with the inner eye,… more
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Conversations with Meister Eckhart
Meister Eckhart with Simon Parke
An imagined conversation with the famous 13th century mystic, on detachment, spirituality, God, the soul and suffering. While the conversation is imagined,… more
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The Vital Message
Arthur Conan Doyle
In this book, Arthur Conan Doyle shares his thoughts on scepticism, religion, psychic phenomena, and Jesus, whom he sees as the highest of spiritual beings. more
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The New Revelation
Arthur Conan Doyle
Written just before the outbreak of the First World War, The New Revelation considers death and the after-life, and contact with the spirit world through… more
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Orthodoxy
GK Chesterton
Chesterton charts his journey to faith, and his reasons for it, inviting the reader into 'the thrilling romance of Orthodoxy... there was never anything… more
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| Mackenzie King, London Mediums, Richard Wagner, and Adolf Hitler by Anton Wagner, PhD. – Besides Etta Wriedt in Detroit and Helen Lambert, Eileen Garrett and the Carringtons in New York, London was the major nucleus for King’s “psychic friends.” In his letter to Lambert describing his 1936 European tour, he informed her that “When in London, I met many friends of yours: Miss Lind af Hageby, [the author and psychic researcher] Stanley De Brath, and many others. Read here |
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