Dr Viktória G Duda
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328  pages
Bibliotheca Aeterna. 2013
ISBN: 0957594755
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Bibliotheca Aeterna. 2013
 ASIN: B00CD7AIKA

Anima Mundi

Once Upon a Time there was a Portal between the visible and the invisible world. It was frequently used by adepts of magic, until it got lost in oblivion. However, even today there are some, who are destined to be initiated into the mysteries of both worlds. For the Tree of Life is still standing: life is an adventure which begins deep within our thoughts.

When two youngsters, Kati and Kali, discover that the land is being terrorised by the black Gorgon snakes, they go on an epic search, at the end of which they make a remarkable discovery that is stronger than the sword, stronger than the pen: the power of our thoughts.

This is a history for young and for old, for the successors of erstwhile alchemists, high scholars and philosophers, astronomers and all knowers of magic, seekers, heroes and their lovers, therewith the legacy of long gone days shall never forfeit...


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nima Mundi is a dangerous book, for it will remind you of the power of your own thoughts, and that is a power not many are willing to wield... 
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© Viktória G Duda, 2022.

"It is your mind that creates this world." (The Buddha)