“I never chose to have these [psychic] abilities, so why would God have made me this way?”

“The church thinks that both me and my abilities are evil”

“What if my abilities help me to navigate right from wrong, or to protect my loved ones?”

“My ancestors have been doing magic inside the Catholic [or Protestant] Church for generations, why should I behave any differently inside the Orthodox Church?”

“What would my life be like if my abilities were never from God, and He were to take them away completely?”

Written by someone who knows what it’s life to grapple with these questions, How Could I Possibly Convert to Orthodox Christianity? A Book for Psychics, Magicians, Diasporic Religious Practitioners, and Infiltrators draws from the work of St. John Cassian, St. John of the Ladder, Fr. Seraphim Rose, Elder Ephraim of Arizona, Blessed Fr. Cosmas of Grigoriou, St Ignatius (Brianchaninov), and more

A man’s partial travelogue, as he embarks on an Orthodox Christian pilgrimage on foot with no food or water from Belgrade to Rome and back to Greece.

A man gives his account of what it was like growing up in a family associated with American intelligence work and a secret satanic society. Taboos are broken with this deeply personal and stream of consciousness writing.

To be released after the zine version, the paperback includes: The New Martyr Press interview, the book itself in manuscript form, pages of sources to the geopolitical prophecies given inside the book.

A man’s travelogue, as he embarks on an Orthodox Christian pilgrimage on foot with no food or water through Greece and the Balkans.

An open letter written by St. Paisios, as well as a collection of personal accounts and recorded conversations with the saint. The material in the book all falls under the subject of the coming antichrist, as well as the number 666.

Reprinted with the blessing of the Holy Monastery of Koutloumous, Mt Athos

Part autobiography, part artbook, and part diary, Outside of the World is the tale of a girl whose story is both niche and universal.

While Justine disappeared and converted to Orthodoxy after a life of being a globally renowned psychic, an extreme music artist, a “dangerous cult leader”, and an occult pop culture icon, her story touches others in a way that transcends circumstance.

This book carries motifs and frustrations that many of us struggle with, such as rehabilitation, violence, culture clashes, communication gaps, growing pains, betrayal, searching for discernment, overcoming trauma, attempting to properly understand love, escaping what others perceive as your inevitable “fate”, deception, unreliable emotion, and dreading the eventual choice between marriage and monastic tonsure.

Available in red/white or red/yellow, this iconographer's prayer booklet includes:

-Divine Rules of an Iconographer
-A Prayer from Mt. Athos for Consecrating an Iconographer
-A Prayer Before Beginning an Icon
-A Prayer After Completing an Icon