I have started created a new website for the esoteric writings of Mark Goddard: The Book of Dreams.
The Book of Dreams was an unfinished typewritten manuscript by Mark Goddard. He had wanted it to be published, and gave it to his friend, Art Quester, who gave a copy to me after Mark was tragically killed in a car accident in 1988.
The book was intended as a linked series of visualizations and (if I recall correctly) was partly inspired by Mark’s spirit guide.
I only met Mark a few times but he was a friend of two of my dearest friends, and I know that he loved Jack Scout Cove in Lancashire, which is where I did my first ever Pagan ritual.
I sent it to a publisher in the mid 1990s but they said it was not commercially viable. I have kept it ever since, wondering what to do with it.
Finally it occurred to me that if he was around now, he would have put it all up on the internet.
I hope that he would approve of his writings finally being available in this form.
Dowsing for Divinity 
Very cool. I will have to come back to Mark’s writings in the future. Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you for reading. If there’s enough interest, I will create a printable version on Lulu (or similar).
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Cunning thought.
When you have time, you might want to set up a static front page rather than having the site default to the blog; that way, new visitors start with what the site is about rather than the last meditation that you’ve added.
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That’s a good idea. I will probably do that when I’ve finished adding them all.
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For now, I have added links to “About this site” and “Table of contents” to each page.
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I’ve now got all but one published, so the table of contents is now the homepage. Thank you for the suggestion.
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Glad I could assist.
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This sounds like a worthwhile venture and how interesting to hear the Jack Scout Cove connection… the Silverdale cliffs are beautiful 🙂
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Thank you. Yes it is a beautiful place. I went to a Pagan camp that was held there once, too, sometime in the 1990s.
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