Isis Unveiled, published in 1877, was H. P. Blavatsky's original occult masterpiece and covered a wide range of topics from ancient Egyptian Mystery schools to the conflict between science and spiritualism. But Blavatsky's elaborate Victorian prose presents a major stumbling block for the 21st-century reader.

Blavatsky Unveiled Vol. I addresses these linguistic challenges by rendering the original text into easily accessible modern English with detailed notes and a comprehensive 'Who's Who' section. All references have been meticulously researched and, where possible, verified from their primary source material.

Born in 1905 in the slums of Stockholm, Greta Garbo went on to become the first ever global film star. Spirit of Garbo is a biographical exploration of the spiritual woman behind the iconic Swedish film actor.

Using meticulously researched details from the personal life of Garbo and the creative arcs of her films, it charts her often complex relationship with celebrity, art and spirituality. Through the eyes of Garbo, the book brings to the reader insight into the theosophical movement, Abraham Maslow's investigations into psychological health and the precarious position of a spiritual seeker in the material world.

The modern theosophy series re-presents classic texts from great theosophical thinkers in combination with texts on the same subject from contemporary theosophical authors.

The Search for Happiness by Annie Besant, first published in 1908, is presented with the writing of contemporary theosophist Moon Laramie.

The Law of Attraction is activated by adventurousness of spirit. What holds you back is your inner zombie - the apprehensive voice inside that undermines your confidence.

Moon Laramie gives you practical advice on silencing your inner zombie and takes you on a journey to meet your inner adventurer.

'A salutary reminder that we really do have a choice about how we live' - Hilary Boyd