Free eBooks in Italian
Feeding the Little Birds is a short spiritual text that illustrates how the smallest actions can change a life. Through the simple act of filling the birds' bowl — giving without expecting anything in return — I invite you to recognize yourselves as humble stewards of the world, called to practice goodness with constancy and gratitude. It is a gentle reflection on perseverance, caring for others and animals, and the pursuit of inner peace, reminding us how every small gesture holds immense weight on the divine scale.
Number of pages - 3
God and Religion is a brief reflection on the moral principles of the Bible, the Ten Commandments, and the values of justice, mercy, tolerance, and inner peace.
Number of pages - 7
The Chosen One is a short poetic and spiritual tale that follows Althaus, an enlightened man who travels through villages, leaving behind the memory of a past dawn. In the village of Emmanuelle, the inhabitants — an elderly woman, a priest, a healer, a judge, a mother, a fisherman, even a king — gather around him to question him on the great themes of existence: God, death, love, family, poverty, dreams, the heart. To each, the chosen one responds with images of seeds and harvests, rain and sun, fires to be guarded so they do not burn the forest. It is a book that invites readers to recognize life's hidden blessings and to keep everything 'in its rightful place,' leading to the final question that reveals where true treasure lies.
Number of pages - 7
The Unexpected Guest
Why does Nature operate so peacefully and efficiently, while humanity seems perpetually at war with its environment and with itself?
This eBook explores:
• The secret network of plant cooperation.
• The perfect circle of life in the animal kingdom.
• Why human beings, endowed with self-awareness, live as strangers disconnected from natural harmony.
A profound reflection to cease perceiving ourselves as masters of the world and to begin reintegrating into it.
Number of pages - 7
GAZA - Can a simple shift in perspective halt a war?
This concise and powerful eBook serves as a universal call for reflection and awareness. It does not address wrongs or rights, but rather speaks of human beings, thoughts, and choices. Addressing both Israelis and Palestinians, the author demonstrates how hatred and love are freely given, yet yield diametrically opposed outcomes. Beyond politics, beyond borders, there exists a place where peace can begin to flourish right now: our own minds. In a few potent lines, this eBook offers a spiritual and psychological framework for overcoming the genesis of all conflict.
A seed of peace originating from the mind.
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is stripped of its geopolitical dynamics and traced back to its deepest root: the human spirit.
An essential read, swift yet capable of settling deep within the soul, which poses the reader the most profound question: "What do I hold in my heart?"
Number of pages - 3
Books and eBooks for Sale
For a payment of €20, you can choose 5 e-books from those marked "BUY" and receive them via email in PDF format. Available in all languages.
And write me the titles you are interested in.
The Great Work - «Nothing exists; only the greatest God exists, who is more than a God.»
There is a light burning at a window, a Father who ascends to the terrace twice a day, and a servant who one night receives a command: «Write». From that command, The Great Work is born: one hundred chapters and twelve Books of a single, long letter of love, written for those who lack peace and seek something they cannot find in created things.
It is not a treatise and belongs to no school: it is an original devotional writing, at once solemn and childlike, that speaks of God with the language of simple things — the dawn, bread, birds on the windowsill, the bowl of water placed outside on the balcony — and with a story all its own: the Keeper of the Dawn who has never missed a morning, the First Word broken into syllables and guarded by creatures, the Seven Dwellings and the Twelve Gates, the Chosen Althaus who returns to Emmanuelle's village, the Father who runs to meet his son, the drop that fears the Sea and discovers itself a bride within it.
Each chapter is a small ritual: the dialogue between the Lord and the servant who writes «as it is, without adding or removing»; a story; a Praise of thirty verses in simple rhyme; four questions and answers that directly address what we all carry within — pain, grief, illness, injustice, doubt, the dark night, the fear of death, impossible forgiveness, the distant child; and a final seal with a concrete exercise to live by: an evening surrender, a fountain for resentments, a bowl to fill.
Twelve Books like twelve rooms of a single journey: the Dawn, the Praise, the Nearness, the Mysteries, the Wanderer, the Teachings, the Liberation, the Creatures, the Trial, the Night, the Nothingness, and the Return — up to the final threshold, described not as a wall but as a home's door: with the pier, the celebration, and the place at the table never given to others.
It is a book to be read slowly, in the evening, aloud or in silence; to be consulted during difficult seasons like a well with many chambers; to be gifted to those experiencing grief, illness, or a dark night. It does not ask one to abandon their faith or embrace a new one: it presents itself as a bowl, not a temple — one drinks the water and thanks the Giver.
For those who seek. For those who have lost. For those who can no longer pray and for those who have never ceased. For those who wish to hear, through all the words of one hundred chapters, a single phrase:
«Believe in God and do good.»
We love you.
Number of pages - 828
Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
Three books, a singular path to self-discovery.
Shen is the ancient name for consciousness: the part of us that perceives, feels, and knows. It should rest quietly in the Heart, like still water reflecting the sky. However, daily life disperses it, the body forgets it, and unnamed emotions stir it from the darkness.
This series brings it home, in three movements.
The first volume is the book of stillness. It teaches how to pause, to recognize the Three Treasures — Jing, Qi and Shen — and to rediscover one's center through the ancient art of non-forcing.
The second is the book of the body. It translates that stillness into daily actions, encompassing Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupressure, energetic nutrition, and the rhythms of the seasons. For the spirit resides in a home that must be cared for daily.
The third is the book of words. It shifts pace and becomes a narrative: eleven chambers, eleven emotions to recognize and name. For no one can embrace what they cannot name, and an unnamed emotion governs us from the darkness.
Stillness, body, words. They can be read in order, as three stages of a single journey. Alternatively, one can begin with the volume most needed today: each book also stands alone.
No promises of immediate transformations. No heroic ascent. Only a gentle path, consisting of small, regular steps, patient returns, and acceptance of one's own pace.
Guides to well-being and self-knowledge.
May your journey be good.
In 2013, the Quran entered Sebastiano Vottari's life, and nothing was ever the same.
What should have been the dawn of a new spiritual path transformed, just one year later, into a descent into the darkness of illness.
Then 2024 arrived, bringing with it something unexpected.
Driven by an inner calling, Sebastiano embarked on a new Italian translation of the Quran, publishing it for free on Amazon and Google Books. It was then that what he himself calls the 'double miracle' occurred.
This autobiography is an intimate and powerful testament. It is the story of a man who traversed the darkness of illness and found the strength to be reborn through faith and the word of God. It is not a manual, nor a theological treatise: it is the true story of a transformed life, recounted with sincerity, passion, and gratitude.
A book for those seeking inspiration. For those who struggle and never cease to believe. For those who know that, sometimes, miracles arrive in silence.
Number of pages - 46
The Spiritual Testament of Leo Tolstoy - 365 Days of Light for the Soul.
The Path of Life (also known as A Calendar of Wisdom) by Leo Tolstoy: the spiritual testament of the Russian writer, a breviary with a reading for each of the 365 days of the year. Each day features a theme (the value of the present, kindness, etc.) and compiles thoughts from great sages — Marcus Aurelius, Lao Tzu, Buddha, Seneca, Socrates, Kant — harmonized by Tolstoy's own reflections, concluding with a 'final thought'.
Number of pages - 369
Your Worst Enemy is Yourself!
The most skilled saboteur in your life does not sneak in: it already lives within you. It is the voice that criticizes you, the fear that holds you back, the perfectionism that paralyzes you, the need to please everyone that drains you.
In this brief yet intense journey, I help you recognize self-sabotage, dismantle its weapons one by one — procrastination, fear of failure, perfectionism, constant comparison — and finally make peace with yourself. No motivational slogans, no promises of happiness in ten steps: only the concrete possibility of ceasing to work against yourself and becoming your own best ally.
Because it is always the same person. It is always you. Only the side you choose to be on changes.
Number of pages - 36
Tibetan Tonglen — Giving and Taking is an anthology that brings together, in a single stream, the three texts that form the core of the 'exchanging self and others' practice within the Tibetan lojong tradition: the Eight Verses by Langri Tangpa, the Seven Points by Chekawa, and a selection of decisive stanzas from Chapter VIII of Śāntideva's Bodhicaryāvatāra. The volume concludes with a practical meditation guide that translates these teachings into concrete breathing instructions: inhaling the suffering of beings, exhaling one's own peace. Edited by Sebastiano Vottari with sober and devotional language, it is a small book designed to accompany the daily practice of the heart — where truth becomes heart, and the heart becomes breath.
Number of pages - 26
The Sword and the Sacred
The Violence, Allure, and Peace of Sacred Texts
Confronted with the Bible and the Quran, we may experience fear, wonder, or an intimate need to find guidance for living within them. This book seriously addresses all three aspects, divided into three parts.
The first part compares Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism, demonstrating that sacred violence does not originate from one particular religion, but from a specific way of reading: the true divide does not lie between faiths, but within each of them. The second part explains why these texts continue to speak to us — not due to an appeal to evil, but because of the power of the sublime, the frankness with which they articulate everything we are, and the ambiguity that renders them inexhaustible. The third part points to a path: distinguishing the eternal ethical core from the historical shell, in order to live one's spirituality with serenity, without isolation or spiritual affliction.
A journey from distrust to peace, passing through wonder.
Number of pages - 62
The Voynich Manuscript
The Story of an Enigma, from its Fifteenth-Century Origins to the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Approximately two hundred and forty parchment pages, written in a language no one can read, illustrated with non-existent plants and women immersed in rivers of impossible green. Housed at Yale under the designation MS 408, the Voynich manuscript has resisted every attempt at interpretation for over six hundred years. This is its biography.
A journey through six hundred years of European history, pursuing a single question — what does this book say? — populated by melancholic emperors and deluded alchemists, from the Jesuit Kircher to the cryptographer who broke Japanese codes, from the rare book dealer who gave it its name to the neural networks of our present day. All have pored over the same pages, and all have risen empty-handed.
The Voynich fascinates not despite, but precisely because we do not understand it: it is a mirror onto which every era projects its own desires. And before its silence, even machines learn humility.
Number of pages - 29
As a Man Thinks is the Italian translation of As a Man Thinketh, the classic work published by James Allen in 1903 that has inspired readers worldwide for over a century. In a few concise pages, structured into seven brief chapters, Allen develops a single luminous idea: we are what we think. Character, health, circumstances, and even destiny are not products of chance, but reflections of the thoughts we cultivate within our hearts. Just as a gardener tends their plot by uprooting weeds and nurturing flowers, so too can each individual become the conscious architect of their own life. A small yet profound booklet, meant to be read and re-read, that encourages inner responsibility, self-control, and serenity.
Number of pages - 29
Gitanjali (meaning "Song Offerings" in Italian) is Rabindranath Tagore's masterpiece, the collection that earned the Bengali poet the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913 — making him the first non-European author to receive it. In these 103 poetic prose songs, the soul dialogues with the divine in an uninterrupted hymn of wonder, anticipation, and surrender. Tagore seeks God not in closed temples and rituals, but in the farmer tilling the earth, the stone-breaker, the sun and the rain, among "the humblest, the poorest, and the lost." Love, nature, silence, and even death — embraced as a familiar face and a homecoming — intertwine in verses of rare sweetness. A threshold to the infinite, to be crossed one song at a time.
Number of pages - 20
Sand and Foam is the collection of aphorisms and poetic prose that Kahlil Gibran, author of the celebrated The Prophet, published in 1926. In a few luminous pages, the Lebanese poet entrusts his truths on love, beauty, silence, solitude, and the relationship between self and other to brief, striking insights — for "in truth, the other is yourself in a different body." Each phrase is a grain of sand or a flake of foam on the shore between the visible and the invisible: thoughts that invite us to view the world from a different perspective and to seek beauty in everything, "even in eyes that are blind to beauty." A small treasure trove of wisdom to be savored, one phrase at a time.
Number of pages - 16
Written over 2500 years ago, the Tao Te Ching (The Book of the Way and Virtue) is one of the most profound and widely translated texts in human history. Through 81 brief chapters rich in paradoxes and evocative imagery, Lao Tzu guides us to the discovery of the Tao: the natural and invisible order that governs all things. In a world dominated by noise and ambition, this book offers an alternative path based on simplicity, humility, and the power of "non-action" (Wu Wei). An essential read for anyone seeking inner peace and wishing to learn to flow with life rather than resist it.
Number of pages - 25
A Tear and a Smile - "I would not exchange the sorrows of my heart for the joys of the multitude." In this collection of parables and prose poems, Kahlil Gibran explores the duality of human existence with the mystical sensibility that has made him one of the most beloved authors of all time. A Tear and a Smile is a hymn to the beauty hidden in sorrow and the depth concealed behind every joy. Through metaphors drawn from nature and reflections on the soul, the Lebanese author teaches us that sadness purifies the heart while a smile elevates it towards the divine. A luminous, concise, and profound book, perfect for those seeking comfort and wisdom in the chaos of the modern world.
Number of pages - 47
The Prophet is Kahlil Gibran's timeless masterpiece, one of the most widely read and cherished books of all time. On the verge of leaving the city of Orphalese after twelve years, the wise Almustafa answers the people's questions and entrusts them with his truths on life's great themes: love, marriage, children, work, joy and sorrow, freedom, beauty, and death. Twenty-seven prose poems of rare intensity, speaking directly to the heart.
This edition also includes The Garden of the Prophet, the posthumously published sequel, in which Almustafa returns to his native island and bestows his final, luminous teachings upon his disciples.
A book not to be read just once, but to be cherished and rediscovered in every season of life.
Number of pages - 80
Mythological Tales from Indonesia - Seven ancient legends from the Indonesian archipelago, where love intertwines with magic and every broken promise has its price. Princesses turned to stone, celestial nymphs imprisoned on earth, cannibal giants, and ungrateful children punished by the heavens: stories that reveal the origin of real places, from the thousand temples of Prambanan to the volcano shaped like an overturned boat, and the deep waters of Lake Toba.
An enchanted journey through Java and Sumatra, discovering the myths that Indonesians still pass down from generation to generation today.
Number of pages - 43
The Japji Sahib is the foundational text and the very soul of Sikh spirituality: the renowned Mool Mantar, 38 stanzas (Pauri), and two Sloks composed by the First Master, Guru Nanak Dev Ji, to reveal the nature of the Universe and the path to Truth. Placed in absolute openness within the Sri Guru Granth Sahib, this sacred composition has always been considered the keystone of all Sikh mysticism, the song of inner awakening, and the compass for understanding and merging with the Divine Will (Hukam).
The Prayer of Origins that has illuminated the path of Sikhs for over five centuries.
Number of pages - 52
The Odes of Solomon — the oldest Christian hymnbook, rediscovered after eighteen centuries of silence
Forty-two hymns of ardent beauty, lost for nearly two millennia and brought back to light only in the twentieth century. The Odes of Solomon are, in all probability, the oldest collection of Christian hymns to have reached us: composed between the end of the first century and the early decades of the second, by the same generations who wrote the Gospel of John.
Number of pages - 48
Morning and Evening Thoughts - 31 Days of Daily Wisdom
Do you wish to regain control of your life, starting and ending each day with the right mindset?
Often we allow ourselves to be swept away by events, beginning the day with anxiety and ending it with regrets or worries. But what if you had a wise guide by your side, ready to whisper the right word at the right moment?
Based on the timeless teachings of James Allen, master of positive thinking and author of the best-seller As a Man Thinketh, this book is much more than a simple collection of aphorisms: it is a true one-month personal transformation program.
Number of pages - 15
The Book of Angel Raziel is one of the most ancient and fascinating mystical texts in the Jewish tradition. According to legend, it was bestowed by the angel Raziel upon Adam after his expulsion from the Garden of Eden, inscribed on sapphire pages and enveloped in celestial fire.
Within these pages, you will find the narrative of the sacred book's delivery, the laws of purification necessary to approach divine wisdom, the powerful prayer of invocation handed down by Adam, and the description of the seven firmaments and their angelic guardians.
A journey into the heart of Kabbalah and Jewish mysticism, amidst angels, cosmic secrets, and the mysteries of creation — from the voices of those who, throughout the centuries, have guarded this knowledge as a treasure to be transmitted only to the wise and those who fear God.
For those passionate about esotericism, mysticism, angelology, and the Kabbalistic tradition.
Number of pages - 8
The Gospel According to Mark - The oldest and most immediate of the four Gospels, presented in a translation faithful to the Greek text that preserves its urgent rhythm and essential power. Here, Jesus never stops — «immediately,» Mark repeats almost every verse — amidst healings, exorcisms, parables, and words that leave the crowd astonished, in a narrative that rushes breathlessly from the waters of the Jordan to the cross and the stone rolled away from an empty tomb.
A lean and urgent text, which opts for fidelity to the original even where it surprises: the variants of ancient codices, omitted verses, Aramaic words left intact («Talitha koum,» «Ephphatha,» «Abba»), and the abrupt and mysterious ending of chapter 16. For those who wish to hear the most unadorned and direct voice of the New Testament.
Number of pages - 56
TORAH - This edition presents the entire Torah — Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy — translated clearly and faithfully, organized according to the 54 parashot of the annual reading tradition. Each section is presented in its entirety, without summaries, cuts, or paraphrases: only text, in a flowing rendition that respects the rhythm, imagery, and parallelisms of the original Hebrew.
Number of pages - 239
The Babylonian Talmud — An Annotated Anthology. Exploring Ethics, Justice, and Mysticism in Classical Judaism.
These pages condense two millennia of rabbinic dialogue into a volume designed for those who wish to seriously approach the heart of Jewish tradition — without shortcuts, yet also without inaccessible technicalities.
The journey unfolds through seven major treatises, each selected for its thematic centrality:
· Pirkei Avot — The Ethics of the Fathers and the chain of tradition from Sinai to the Sages
· Makkot — The relationship between punishment and mercy, and the celebrated progressive reduction of the six hundred and thirteen commandments
· Sanhedrin — The administration of justice, the dignity of every human person, the doctrine of the world to come
· Rosh Hashanah — The Shofar, the annual judgment, the architecture of spiritual renewal
· Ta'anit — Prayer in times of crisis, the extraordinary figures of the pious rainmakers, the strength of the community
· Megillah — The courage of Esther, the paradoxical theology of Purim, the art of sacred reading
· Chagigah — The loftiest pages of ancient mysticism: the esoteric orchard, angels, the messianic anticipation
· Bonus Appendix — This work includes a final chapter awaiting discovery by our loyal readers.
Number of pages - 293
Enûma Eliš - When on high the heavens had not been named, and below the earth had not been called by name... With these solemn words begins the Enûma Eliš, humanity's oldest and most majestic cosmogonic poem, composed on seven cuneiform tablets in Babylonia over three thousand years ago and rediscovered only in the nineteenth century among the ruins of Ashurbanipal's library in Nineveh.
This complete edition offers readers an absolute masterpiece of world literature, a text that predates the biblical Genesis and Greek theogonies by centuries, profoundly and lastingly influencing both.
Number of pages - 81
The Shadow Work Journal - Have you ever reacted disproportionately to a trivial criticism? Do you find yourself envying those who appear self-assured, sabotaging your own projects, or feeling divided between who you are and who you pretend to be? These reactions are not flaws: they are the voice of your Shadow.
According to Carl Gustav Jung, from childhood we learn to hide the parts of ourselves that the world does not accept — anger, selfishness, but also creativity, ambition, and the desire to shine. We enclose them in an invisible sack that we drag throughout life, expending enormous energy to keep it tightly sealed.
The Shadow Work Journal is a practical guide and structured journal for descending into that inner cellar, opening closed doors, and reintegrating what you have repressed: not to judge yourself, but to finally become whole again.
Number of pages - 81
A journey into the heart of Sikh spirituality, through its most cherished prayers.
This volume compiles six of the most significant sacred compositions from the Sikh tradition: these are the very texts that have accompanied devotees for centuries throughout the day, from dawn to night, nourishing the mind with peace, gratitude, and devotion.
Number of pages - 155
THE ODYSSEY - The definitive epic poem, the most famous journey home of all time, presented in a completely refreshed edition.
“Tell me, Muse, of the man of many ways, who for long was driven to wander, after he had sacked the sacred citadel of Troy...”
After ten years of bloody war to conquer the city of Troy, all surviving Greek heroes have returned to their homes. All, except one: Odysseus.
Detained by hostile gods, persecuted by Poseidon's wrath, and hindered by monstrous and magical creatures, the king of Ithaca embarks on a desperate, decade-long journey across the Mediterranean to embrace his beloved wife Penelope and son Telemachus once more.
Number of pages - 295
The Book of Creatures - Discover the healing and mystical secrets of Nature through the eyes of the greatest seer and healer of the Middle Ages.
Written in the 12th century, "The Book of Creatures" (Physica) by Blessed Hildegard of Bingen is far more than an ancient herbal; it is a fascinating journey into a world where science, theology, magic, and medicine merge into a single, powerful holistic vision.
Hildegard, a Doctor of the Church and an extraordinary mystic, guides us to discover Viriditas, the vital and verdant energy that permeates the universe, revealing the hidden properties of everything around us.
Number of pages - 271
The Most Violent Passages in Sacred Texts - Every religion has a face it prefers not to show. This work gathers it all.
From the flood that drowns humanity to the extermination of entire peoples, from hells of endless torment to hearts torn out on pyramids and children offered on Andean peaks: the sacred texts and myths of humanity preserve some of the most gruesome pages ever written. For the first time, a single comprehensive work brings them together, translated directly from the originals and presented uncensored, for adult readers.
Number of pages - 200
Gilgamesh - A journey to the sources of Western civilization.
If you believe that epic literature originated with ancient Greece, or that the great foundational myths (the Flood, the confusion of tongues, the garden of origins) were born in Jerusalem, this book will change your perspective forever.
Gilgamesh - The three-volume work is a unique publishing project that brings together the Epic of Gilgamesh with the great Sumerian cycles of his direct ancestors, composing a single, majestic fresco of the Uruk dynasty.
Number of pages - 133
The Bhagavad Gita — the "Song of the Lord" — is one of the most profound, universal, and influential texts ever written by humanity. Composed over two thousand years ago and embedded within the heart of the Mahabharata, the most extensive epic in world literature, it unfolds as a dialogue between the warrior prince Arjuna and his divine charioteer Krishna, on the battlefield of Kurukshetra, in the suspended moment preceding a fratricidal war.
However, the Gita is far more than a dialogue on a battlefield. It is a breathtaking compendium of the entire Indian philosophy: a treatise encompassing metaphysics and ethics, psychology and mysticism, cosmology and theology, possessing a density and beauty that are truly awe-inspiring. Across eighteen chapters, Krishna guides Arjuna — and with him, every reader — through an inner journey that begins in the deepest despair and culminates in the luminosity of supreme knowledge.
Number of pages - 127
Gautama Siddhartha Buddha - Three pillars of Buddhist thought, brought together for the first time in a single volume.
The Heart Sutra — the most recited sacred text in Mahāyāna Buddhism, in its complete translation. In a few striking lines, the bodhisattva Avalokiteśvara reveals to Śāriputra the empty nature of all phenomena. A condensed wisdom that has accompanied the meditation of millions of practitioners for over a millennium.
The Dhammapada — all 423 verses, divided into the 26 traditional chapters. It is the most beloved and cited book of the Pāli Canon: a collection of direct teachings from the Buddha on the mind, discipline, mindfulness, wisdom, and the path to liberation. Each verse is a self-contained gem; together, they form a comprehensive guide to inner life.
The first nine suttas of the Dīgha Nikāya — the great "Long Discourses" of the Buddha, presented in a complete and previously unpublished translation, each accompanied by an extensive concluding note of commentary and contextualization.
Number of pages - 198
How to Quit Smoking Through Spirituality
You have tried to quit smoking a thousand times. Perhaps the problem is not your willpower.
Within every smoker exists an inner niche — a small, invisible altar — upon which, for years, an object undeserving of such devotion has been placed: a cigarette. As long as that space remains occupied, every attempt to quit shatters against invisible walls.
How to Quit Smoking Through Spirituality proposes a path radically different from everything you have already attempted. Not discipline, not patches, not medications, not gritted-teeth willpower — but an inner journey of transformation that acts where the addiction truly resides.
Number of pages - 116
How to Stop Overthinking Through Spirituality - Do you have a voice in your head that never stops talking?
It's night. You stare at the ceiling. Your mind replays a poorly spoken phrase for the hundredth time, anticipates a catastrophe that will probably never happen, and weighs decisions you struggle to make. Are you familiar with this torment? You are not alone.
Overthinking — the quintessential malady of our time — cannot be cured with more thoughts. Even secular mindfulness is insufficient; it leaves the anxious mind facing a terrifying void that it immediately fills with new obsessions, intrusive thoughts, sometimes obscene or blasphemous.
This book proposes a radically different path.
Drawing upon the millennia-old wisdom of the Desert Fathers, great Christian mystics, and the world's contemplative traditions, and integrating it with insights from contemporary cognitive psychology, this work guides the reader through a thirteen-stage journey towards true liberation: holy resignation to the divine mystery.
Number of pages - 123
Enoch and Kolbrin - The Forbidden Dossier that unites two of history's most censored prophecies: THE BOOK OF ENOCH in its complete version and THE KOLBRIN BIBLE.
What if the Great Flood was not divine punishment, but an astronomical cataclysm? And what if the "demons" tormenting humanity were the disembodied spirits of the Giants drowned in the Flood?
For millennia, the Church excluded the Book of Enoch from the official Bible. For centuries, Egyptian priests secretly guarded the Kolbrin, which recounts the same story from an opposing viewpoint: that of the celestial scientists. This volume brings them together for the first time in a single investigative dossier.
Number of pages - 126
Exegesis of the Quran - A unique and unprecedented journey into Divine Revelation: the chronicle of a profound spiritual and intellectual quest.
This exclusive edition offers readers not a translation of the Holy Quran, but an Exegesis of the Quran, compiled by Sebastiano Vottari.
What you will find in this book:
- A Passionate Exegesis (The Tafsir): A vast, logical, and deeply argued commentary that defends a radical thesis: the absolute and total self-sufficiency of the Quran. The author deconstructs, verse by verse, the necessity of the Sunnah (traditions and Hadith) as a parallel legislative source, constructing a theological framework that appears irrefutable, perfect, and fascinating.
- The Paradox and the Historical Twist: It is here that the book becomes an extraordinary document. Just as the reader feels convinced by the commentary's ironclad logic (based on enigmas such as the absence of the Basmala in Sura 9 and the isolated letters, seen as 'divine seals' against human traditions), they encounter the Clarification of 03/04/2026.
Number of pages - 335
Seven mythological tales from ancient Iran, completely rewritten for the contemporary reader.
Three thousand years before Iranian women cried out «Woman, Life, Freedom» in the streets of Tehran, a soot-covered blacksmith tore up the scroll of lies in the face of a tyrant and raised his leather apron as a banner of revolt. His name was Kaveh. The tyrant had serpents on his shoulders that fed on the brains of the young. This is not modern fantasy: it is the foundational mythology of Iran, as ancient as the Gathas of Zarathustra.
Number of pages - 79
Ginza Rabba - Discover the most mysterious and least known sacred text in the history of religions.
The Ginza Rabba — the 'Great Treasure' — is the sacred scripture of the Mandaeans, the world's last living Gnostic community, guardians of a spiritual tradition that predates Christianity and Islam and venerates John the Baptist as the true and final prophet.
Within these pages, you will discover an extraordinary cosmology: a God of pure and unknowable Light, angels of splendor, an imperfect demiurge who shapes the material world from the mud of chaos, and a human soul that is a divine spark imprisoned in flesh — awaiting liberation.
This volume is a selection of the most important passages from the Ginza Rabba (Right and Left) and the Drashia d-Yahia, the Book of John.
Number of pages - 108
Have you ever wanted to read the Sri Guru Granth Sahib, but didn't know where to begin?
The sacred text of Sikhism is an ocean of 1,430 pages, written in ancient Gurmukhi, rich in mystical poetry, profound theology, and practical teachings that span centuries and traditions. For those encountering it for the first time, it may appear as an boundless and uncharted territory.
This book is that map.
Sri Guru Granth Sahib: An Indispensable Guide for Readers of the Eternal Guru guides you step-by-step through the six major themes that form the core of the Granth Sahib:
Ik Onkar, the Unity of the Divine and the Mool Mantar — the sacred formula from which all originates. Haumai, the ego as the root of human suffering, the five inner thieves, and the veil of Maya. Naam Simran, meditation on the Divine Name, from the initial steps of vocal repetition to total immersion in the Divine. Seva and Sangat, selfless service and community as inseparable pillars of spiritual life. Nadar and Kirpa, the paradox of Divine Grace, the metaphor of the Bridegroom and the bride, Viraha, and the joy of union. Ethics and Daily Life, from castes to sexuality, from empty rituals to interfaith dialogue, and encompassing the cardinal virtues of Truth, Compassion, Contentment, and Humility.
Number of pages - 165
Introduction
We present, for the first time in this form, an exclusive edition of the Guru Granth Sahib. We are not merely offering a book, but an editorial masterpiece destined to become the centerpiece for every reader. This publication represents a pinnacle of content depth, conceived for those who seek excellence in spirit.
Content - A Universal Revelation
The Guru Granth Sahib is far more than a sacred scripture; it is an ocean of mystical poetry, philosophy, and devotion. Unlike many dogmatic texts, this work is a hymn to the Unity of the Creator that transcends religious barriers.
Readers will discover within it a message of universal peace and love that is remarkably relevant today. It is a text that does not divide, but unites. In its sublime cosmic vision, the Guru Granth Sahib stands as a seal of spiritual brotherhood — its pages, penned by mystics from diverse backgrounds, resonate with a power that confirms and honors the veracity of the great monotheistic revelations, recognizing the same divine Light that shines in the Torah and the Quran.
Number of pages - 1450
The Code of Power - Consider the last promise you made to yourself. Did you keep it?
If the answer is no, you do not have a motivation problem: you have a command problem. You issue commands to yourself, and your own self does not obey. No motivational video can repair a broken chain of command. It is repaired through training. This book is that training.
The Code of Power is not a motivation book: it is a manual for personal mastery. Motivation tells you how you should feel; personal mastery teaches you how you must function — even on days when you have no motivation at all. Especially on those days.
No theory to merely admire: each principle is followed by a tool to apply today. Seven laws, four parts, thirteen chapters, and a final ninety-day protocol that transforms reading into measurable change.
Number of pages - 156
Kybalion - First published in 1908 and attributed to the mysterious "Three Initiates," The Kybalion has been, for over a century, the most renowned manual of hermetic philosophy in modern language. Its Seven Principles — Mentalism, Correspondence, Vibration, Polarity, Rhythm, Cause and Effect, Gender — have inspired generations of readers, practitioners, and authors of contemporary spiritual thought, from subconscious psychology to modern doctrines of manifestation.
However, reading the Kybalion today without guidance often leads to misunderstanding. This edition was created to bridge that gap.
Alongside the complete text by the Three Initiates, the volume offers a Guide to the interpretation and practical application of Hermeticism, structured into three original sections by the editor, which clearly address the most challenging aspects of the work.
Number of pages - 98
The Ethiopic Bible - Christianity's Oldest and Most Extensive Bible — finally accessible.
While Western Churches closed their canon at 66 or 73 books, the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church preserved 81. Among these "additional" books lie some of the most powerful, visionary, and mysterious pages of the entire biblical tradition — texts that shaped Second Temple Judaism, influenced the New Testament, and continue to challenge believers and scholars alike.
This volume gathers them for the first time into a single, organic collection.
Number of pages - 355
Clavicula Salomonis - The most renowned grimoire of the Western tradition.
The Key of Solomon — known in Latin as Clavicula Salomonis — is the most influential esoteric text ever produced by Western civilization. Attributed to the legendary King Solomon and secretly transmitted for centuries, this work has inspired alchemists, hermetic philosophers, and occult scholars from the Middle Ages to the present day.
Number of pages - 80
The New Law of Attraction - "The Universe does not give you what you want, but what you are."
Have you ever wondered why, despite your efforts, wealth seems to elude you? Why do some spiritual wounds show no sign of healing? Or why life often appears to operate according to paradoxical logics that defy common sense?
In *The New Law of Attraction*, you will be guided on a revealing journey behind the scenes of reality. Through a brilliant synthesis of ancient and modern wisdom — citing masters such as Seneca, Lao Tzu, Buddha, and thinkers like Jung and Dostoevsky — this book decodes the "Invisible Mechanism" that governs our destiny.
Number of pages - 101
Risāla The Holy Quran - Discover the universal message of the Holy Quran through a translation that delves into its roots: not only those of faith, but those of the Arabic language itself.
This is not merely another literal and academic translation. It is a translation of meanings that undertakes an unprecedented operation: tracing back to the pre-Islamic significance of Quranic words — the meanings known to the Bedouins, merchants, and poets of the Arabian Peninsula before Islam transformed them into theological language — to restore the text's original power to the reader.
The title itself — Risāla — reveals the key to the work: from the root ر-س-ل (r-s-l), "to send," comes the word Risāla, meaning the Message. For the Quran, above all interpretation, is this: a Message sent to all of humanity.
Number of pages - 452
The Quran as you have never read it: translated from its roots, restored to the intellect.
Words such as "Islam," "Allah," "Kafir," or "Salat" have, over time, become identity labels, shrouded by centuries of cultural stratification that render them distant, exotic, and at times incomprehensible to the contemporary reader. But what did they truly signify when the text was revealed?
This translation arises from a precise need: to remove the dust from these meanings.
THE METHOD: A RETURN TO THE ROOTS
Arabic is a language of verbal roots: every word originates from a concrete concept of action. Where classical translations adopt the conventional theological term, this work opts for the etymological and functional meaning:
- The Divinity, instead of "Allah": not the god of a single tribe, but the Source of existence for all humanity.
- System of Life, instead of "Religion": not a private sphere of faith, but a complete and coherent way of conducting one's existence.
- Connection, instead of "Prayer": an active and disciplined bond with the Source of life, not a passive liturgy.
- One who conceals the truth, instead of "Disbeliever": a description of a psychological state, not an insult.
- Self-protection, instead of "Fear of God": the vigilant awareness that leads to security.
And further: the Informer instead of the "Prophet," the Place of Prostration instead of the "Mosque," the dual meaning of rasūl — Messenger and Message — which opens up surprising and coherent interpretations of verses with eternal value.
AN INVITATION TO THE INTELLECT
The Quran does not demand blind acceptance: it invites one to read, reason, observe, and connect the dots. This translation preserves that rational spirit and addresses the human being as such, beyond any labels or affiliations.
TO WHOM THIS WORK IS DEDICATED
To those who seek Truth beyond labels. To those who desire a direct and comprehensible relationship with the Message. To those who wish to discover why this Book continues to stir consciences after more than fourteen centuries.
Not a new doctrine, but the intrinsic logic and universality of a living "Reading," finally restored to its original voice.
We wish you a rewarding read and profound reflection.
Number of pages - 390
The Gathas - Zarathustra's Appeal to Truth and Judgment
Discover the spiritual core of Zoroastrianism, one of the world's oldest and most significant prophetic and monotheistic religions. This volume presents the sacred Gāthā, the 17 hymns directly attributed to the prophet Zarathustra Spitama, along with an essential selection of legal, mythological, and ritual texts drawn from the Fargard (the Vendidad).
Revealed to inspire humanity's ethical choices, the text explores the cosmic conflict between Good (Ahura Mazda) and Evil (Angra Mainyu).
Number of pages - 121
Sukhmani Sahib - The Prayer of Peace that has guided Sikhs for over four centuries.
The Sukhmani Sahib is one of the most cherished and recited texts in the Sikh tradition: 192 hymns composed by the Fifth Guru, Guru Arjan Dev Ji, to bestow inner peace upon anyone who dedicates themselves to it with sincerity. An integral part of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib, this composition has always been regarded as the medicine of the soul, the cure for mental turmoil, the source of Sukh-Mani: literally the "jewel of peace".
Number of pages - 167
Sacred Text is a spiritual work presented not as a book written by man, but as words born in moments of closeness to the Divine. While not belonging to any specific religious tradition, it echoes them all, positioning itself at the point where all revelations converge. At its core is a single revealed axiom: «Nothing exists; only the greatest God exists», presented as a multi-layered key that opens the door to a peace the world can neither give nor take away, and frees one from the fear of death, illness, and poverty.
Like the movements of a musical composition, the volume alternates between prayers in poetic form, prose meditations on inner liberation, direct teachings with an almost Socratic flavor, and a solemn testimony where the voice of the Divine itself speaks. It is a text that invites readers to rediscover the simple faith of a child — free from idols and intermediaries —
Number of pages - 42