'Spirit
House - The Compass of Connections'
A book written by Charles E. Guffey
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"My
music comes from a power beyond myself, it is not from my mind.
My music is from Heaven; it goes through my body and out my
fingers when I compose. The songs I write are not my songs,
they are music for everyone. So
is this book, it is not Charles Guffey's book, it is a book
for everyone and his writing comes from a power beyond himself. His
writing, like my music, is one for all mankind to enjoy and
appreciate - it is his gift for everyone, as are my songs." --- Kitaro July
2002
This narrative is a chronicle of special moments shared with many messengers
of this planet from a meeting place prearranged for them and for himself.
It
all began with Mr. Guffey's desire for deeper knowledge of self
after finding himself in an untenable business environment,
resigned to minimum compensation, and bombarded by every manner
of confrontation, obstacle and hardship.
Spirit
House chronicles this man's spiritual odyssey. It is
a journal of self-discovery prompted by every manner of encounter
with strangers from all walks of life made possible by the
catalytic presence of Kitaro's mystical mandalas of sound.
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is hoped that after a reader's encounter with Spirit House,
that the cosmic signs (which are in front of us at all times!)
will begin to be made visible, helping you along your way |
Spirit House 15.00
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Thinking
and Destiny Being the Science of Man
Written by Harold W. Percival
In Thinking and Destiny, something new - although older than time
- is now made known to the world - about Consciousness. |
No student or teacher of metaphysics, no leader of a modern school of
thought, no minister or priest of Ancient or modern religions,
no critic of whatever other qualifications can fail to marvel at
the wealth of detailed information on numerous subjects treated
or fail to wonder ¨ until he has absorbed the portions on Consciousness ¨ how
the author obtained the information which he presents with crystal
clarity.
The
information is largely about the makeup of the human, where
man comes from, what becomes of him; it explains what thinking
is; it tells how a thought is created, and how thoughts are
exteriorized (manifested) into acts, objects and events, and
how they make destiny.
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From the Table of Contents:
Chapter II The Purpose and Plan of the Universe ¨ Theories concerning the
destiny of the soul ¨ Eternal Order of Progression ¨ The 'fall of man.'
Chapters V ¨ VIII Physical Destiny, Psychic Destiny, Mental Destiny and
Noetic Destiny
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and Destiny is published by a nonprofit organization
and contains over 1000 pages with 34 pages of symbols,
illustrations and charts. |
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Thinking
and Destiny 30.00
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Tour Pin (2002)
This collector's pin is one inch in diameter depicting Kitaro's
silhouette performing on a Native American flute live in Yakushiji-Daylight,
Moonlight in this temple in Nara, Japan. This pin was issued
to commemorate the beginning of Kitaro's 2002.8 USA tour
which began in Anaheim, California.
Tour
Pin 2002 10.00
T-shirt, Ancient (2002)
This black T-shirt is only available in a large size and imprinted with the album design and Ancient symbol.
Ancient T-shirt 3.00
Wine Glass, Kitaro Monogram (2002)
This eight inch tall wine glass was designed, and first became available in 2002, for the sophisticated Kitaro fan much like the album Kitaro's World 0f Music. Each goblet has Kitaro's Japanese signature etched in the glass giving it a personal touch for every collect
Kitaro Wine Glass 18.00
Sound Odyssey Brochure (2001)
This is a magnificent 60-page (10'x14') chronicle covering a pictorial and biographical history of Kitaro's 30-year musical career, including celebrity testimonials, corporate endorsements, and quotes from Kitaro. This is must buy for any serious follower of Kitaro.
Sound Odyssey 3.00
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Best of Kitaro Volume 2 Poster 12x12 (1999)
This was a "point of purchase" media promoting Kitaro's newly released compilation, in 1999, of what is "truly the best of New Age multi-instrumentalist's latest work." The picture on this poster picture is printed on hard stock and is identical to the album cover of Best of Kitaro Volume 2. Available in very limited quantities.
Best of Kitaro Volume 2 Poster 3.00
Music for the Spirit Brochure (1999)
"Domo Records Presents" Music for the Spirit Brochure (1999) This brochure features twenty of Kitaro's discography and a sampling of other Domo Music for the Spirit artisans including, Various Artists, Lee Blaske, Dave Eggar, Luis Perez, Benedetti and Svoboda, Luis Villegas, Sur Sudha, and the famous Tibetan monk, Nawang Khechog sharing his musical harmonies with the world on his release of Karuna.
Music for the Spirit Brochure 10.00
"Domo Records Presents" Gaia Onbashira Brochure (1998)
This four-page
brochure was published in 1998 dedicated to eighteen of Kitaro's
musical accomplishments presented by Domo Records at that time. The cover
is a picture of Gold Lake outside Kitaro's mountain
home - studio in Colorado. In the fold-out, below each of these album covers
is a synopsis of the theme of that album. Page four is dedicated to a the
musical life of Kitaro and introducing his latest
release Gaia
Onbashira.
Gaia Brochure 10.00
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'Spirit
House-The Compass of Musics'
A book written by Charles E. Guffey
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"My
music comes from a power beyond myself, it is not from my mind.
My music is from Heaven; it goes through my body and out
my fingers when I compose. The songs I write are not my songs,
they are music for everyone. So
is this book, it is not Charles Guffey's book, it is a book for
everyone
and
his writing comes from a power beyond himself. His
writing, like my music, is one for all mankind to enjoy and appreciate - it
is his gift for everyone, as are my songs." --- Kitaro July
2002
This narrative is a chronicle of special moments shared with many messengers
of this planet from a meeting place prearranged for them and for himself.
It
all began with Mr. Guffey's desire for deeper knowledge
of self after finding himself in an untenable
business environment, resigned
to minimum compensation, and bombarded by every manner of
confrontation, obstacle and hardship.
Spirit
House chronicles this man's spiritual odyssey. It
is a journal of self-discovery prompted by every manner of encounter
with strangers from all walks of life made possible by the catalytic
presence of Kitaro's mystical mandalas of sound.
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| It
is hoped that after a reader's encounter with Spirit
House,
that the cosmic signs (which are in front of us at
all times!) will begin to be made visible, helping you along your
way |
Spirit House 15.00
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"The Mandala" Sacred Circle in Tibetan Buddhism
Compiled by Martin Brauen and translated by Martin Willson
Mandalas are an aspect of Tantric Buddhism that, due to their colorful complexity, have attracted a great deal of interest. Taking a variety of forms, from simple diagrams and more elaborate paintings on cloth to complicated patterns of colored sand and large three-dimensional carved structures, mandalas have a profoundly symbolic value. We Tibetans regard them as sacred ...Consequently, many speculative and mistaken interpretations have been published by people who viewed them simply as works of art or had no access to reliable explanations. Because the severe misunderstandings that can then arise are more harmful than a partial lifting of secrecy, I have often encouraged the writing of more accurate accounts.
Foreword by His Holiness, The XIV Dalai Lama
The Mandala is fundamentally something secret. If you are interested in it in order to acquire reputation, and feel pride in showing what you have worked out to others, you do not have the right attitude. If however your work springs from efforts to offer help to other people, that is the right attitude of mind, which will contribute to the liberation of yourself and others. From the Buddhist monk Khenpo Thubten to the author.
The Mandala contains over 150 pages with symbols, illustrations and charts. A real jewel of enlightenment on the Mandala.
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