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Our eBooks have been downloaded over 70,000 times and our site has had over a million hits. We’ve turned down a number of publishers because we want our work to remain free of charge. In doing that, we and our non-profit publisher could have given up at least $365,000 over these last 3 years, which is what we would have made if we’d charged for our eBooks at going rates on Amazon.com– and that’s not taking into account the huge advertising budgets large publishers with their access to the mainstream media offer. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself, is it right to charge money for spiritual information? After all, spiritual knowledge and understanding flows freely from the universe to us, so why should we then sell it on at a profit? We believe spirituality is not something you can price tag, and that it should be passed onto others just as freely as it’s received. To charge money is to block the free flow of spirituality, much like someone at a cosmic stream who diverts the flow of water, only to sell it to those suffering the thirst for change, knowledge, and inner awakening downstream. KEEP READING

Original article by Priya and posted on the Mystical Life Publications blog The Mystical Life Publications team with Graham Hancock. A few weeks ago, the MLP team and friends were out and about hunting for office space when I stumbled upon a poster advertising an Australian tour for Graham Hancock. As a writer and journalist, Graham Hancock has investigated some fascinating topics like the evidence for an ancient and very advanced lost civilisation, the Orion correlation theory, and the ‘War on Consciousness’ – a talk that was infamously banned by TED. We’ve been particularly interested in his research on ancient sites and the significance of their alignments to celestial patterns, as the lost spiritual knowledge of ancient civilisations is something that we’re helping revive today through the work we publish. His last talk was scheduled for the upcoming weekend – we couldn’t believe our luck – we had to see if we could get tickets. From there began phone calls, emails, and negotiations with the ticket vendor and luckily enough, just a few days before the show, we were able to get some tickets at a good price. So a couple of weekends ago, we went along to [...]