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Secrets of the Nire is a fictional novel set both in modern-day and thirteenth-century Ireland. The book centers around the Athy clan, an ancient Irish family with a secret to protect—a secret that when revealed will surely cause the House of Windsor to fear for their survival as the British monarchy. Set in the beautiful country of Ireland, the Athy family were the predominate clan of the tribes of Galway, some of the very first to settle on the Emerald Isle. Documentation dating all the way back to the ninth century is presented in Secrets of the Nire and tells the story of the rightful “royal family of the Celtic Isles (the true name of the British Isles). William Thomas Athy, the rightful king of the Celtic Isles, will ascend to the throne, but not without facing the entire country of Great Britain and most of the world as his foe. William, although reluctant, finally accepts his mantle and is surrounded by the ancient order of the Knights of Solomon’s Temple, as well as the thirteen tribes of Galway. Numbering in the millions, both ancient orders are called to protect their sovereign by any means necessary and to do whatever it takes to see him seated on the throne. Secrets of the Nire is the first book of this exciting series and the first novel by the author Anne Athy. The fictional series is based on real characters from Anne’s ancestry—a rich, amazing heritage that comes to life in this exciting historical novel that will leave you wanting more! From the battlefields of thirteenth-century Ireland to murder and intrigue in the modern day, this is a story that brings modern-day Hollywood into the small rural Nire Valley to make a movie about the Athy family. But some will take drastic measures to stop them. What secrets does this ancient, mysterious part of the world hold? Will the entire British monarchy be challenged? Read Secrets of the Nire to find out.
An ancient prophecy. Powerful Secrets. And a desperate quest to save the land from the treacherous King Syrack... After her country is struck by a ruthless war, Vanna, a seventeen-year-old orphan from Esten, crosses paths with three mysterious young men with strange-colored eyes and a dangerous mission. When offered the opportunity to help save her land, Vanna does not hesitate to take it. Together, the four new companions embark on a risky journey in search of a foretold Warrior in hopes of saving their world before it is too late. Will they be able to find the Warrior and save the northern lands, or will the powerful king stop them before they discover the mystery of the fourth Secret?
Ever since Riley Strout lost her mother two years ago, her survival has depended on her other family: the quirky kids she met in a grief support group at school. Jay, Kate, and Noah are the only people who understand her pain; each lost a loved one. When Riley sees her dead mother shopping in a grocery store, she fears post-traumatic stress—until Jay and Kate report similar visions. Noah, having seen nothing, withdraws. Soon he disappears, and Riley fears the worst. But the frantic search for him unexpectedly draws Riley and the other two into a mystery surrounding a centuries-old relic and the clues it might offer about the afterlife. By reaching for the ones who are gone, Riley uncovers hidden truths about those she hasn’t yet lost.
In this prequel to ""The Lord of Shadows,"" Nire is only five when she is discovered hiding in a partially burnt cupboard by a demon Lord. On Campaign through the South, the Lord of Shadows has little choice but to take the orphaned girl with him. Dismissing all other options, he brings the child to Eastcastle where she quickly grows into a young woman. But as time goes by he notices that something seems to be different about the girl. As tensions rise between the East and South Nire gets caught in the rivalry, and struggles to find her place in Lucian's world. Complete with 10 chapter illustrations.
Those interested in the Western hermetic tradition may know that the 18th century Golden and Rosicrucian Order was a high degree Masonic Order with a strong emphasis on laboratory alchemy. This work was considered a preparation for the theurgical work which they taught in their higher degrees, where the final aim of their system was to become a Biblical type of prophet. This compilation of the 13 letters, now in print for the first time in modern type, as well as translated into English, is distinguished among the many other books of its time, some of which also claim origin with said order but fail to deliver. For all who take an interest in Fulcanelli, along with the classics, Cyliani, Philalethes, or Sendivogius, this is a must-read and a perfect companion to the "Hermes Trismegistus Old and True Natural Path," also available from Lulu. Language: English + Deutsch
Wars have been fought over it, revolutions have been spurred by it, national diets have been based on it, economies have depended on it, and the settlement of North America was driven by it. Cod, it turns out, is the reason Europeans set sail across the Atlantic, and it is the only reason they could. What did the Vikings eat in icy Greenland and on the five expeditions to America recorded in the Icelandic sagas? Cod -- frozen and dried in the frosty air, then broken into pieces and eaten like hardtack. What was the staple of the medieval diet? Cod again, sold salted by the Basques, an enigmatic people with a mysterious, unlimited supply of cod. Cod is a charming tour of history with all its economic forces laid bare and a fish story embellished with great gastronomic detail. It is also a tragic tale of environmental failure, of depleted fishing stocks where once the cod's numbers were legendary. In this deceptively whimsical biography of a fish, Mark Kurlansky brings a thousand years of human civilization into captivating focus.
"It is certain that, although much is known about Francis Bacon in some parts or phases of his chequered life, yet there is a great deal more which is obscure, or very inadequately treated by his biographers." "For instance, what was he doing or where was he travelling during certain unchronicled years? Why do we hear so little in modern books of that beloved brother Anthony, who was his 'comfort, ' and his 'second self'? And where was Anthony when he died? Where was he buried? And why are no particulars of his eventful life, his last illness, death, or burial recorded in ordinary books?" Francis Bacon (1561-1626): philosopher, playwright, poet, and conceiver of the scientific method for empirical inquiry. The staggering amount of publications in which he was involved and his demand for a worldwide reformation of learning, science, and religion have made him one of the most important minds of the Elizabethan era. As much as Bacon's public life influenced the world of science, there is an equal part of his life obscured by his secrecy. This book sets out to delve into these secrets in order to uncover the full extent of Bacon's work. His self-devised secret cipher, his apparent connections to the Rosicrucians and Freemasons, and the frequent gaps in his biography are thoroughly examined, making this a valuable addition to any Baconian collection.