mimosa

mimosa

mimosa

mimosa is a new imprint, set up in these extraordinary times in order to try to meet extraordinary needs: the need to heal and to rediscover the secrets of physical, mental and spiritual well-being. From poetry to natural healing, we wish to highlight the power of thought and imagination to sustain us, and the enduring support of the creative forces both within and without.

Conceived in New Zealand, our logo features the stars of the Southern Cross – symbol of hope – as well as the healing hand reaching for the Mimosa flower, which represents the joy of life.

Available from mimosa:

For the Good of All by David Willocks

ISBN: 978-1-912545-83-4
Price: £11.99

This is a book for our time – a time where we need a greater understanding of our bodily and emotional needs, as well as of our place in a globalised world where health has become a major issue. Since the beginnings of civilization, humans have relied on and respected the earth and its bounty, understanding that the energy of nature sustains and protects us when we live in balance. This succinct handbook encourages us to become active in our own well-being by bringing together the basics of natural healing and dowsing for health. BUY your copy at HIVE

 

Áxonas/Axis. Poetry by S. D. Curtis

10th July 2024
ISBN: 9781912545414. PRICE: £12.99

In Axonas/Axis, Curtis gives voice to the experience of trauma and recovery through the poetic language of imagery rather than graphic detail, attempting to convey the fundamental twist in the narrative – perhaps even a breakage – that needs to be mended through a synthesis of mind, heart and body working towards the integration of the whole. The whole self. Using Ancient Greek words/concepts and mythology as a springboard to launch into her own personal etymology – the origin and intimate meaning of words dear to her – juxtaposed against what we commonly expect from that word.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Grimm’s Fairy Tales for Adults

27th Feb. 2025
ISBN: 9781912545-506 PRICE: £12.99

With this book, the author opens up a new dimension to the best-loved fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm – so familiar to us and yet so full of unfamiliar imagery and inexplicable plot twists. He reminds us that these are stories originally aimed at adults, and that they carry in their imagery a symbolic understanding and a worldview that can offer us a key to overcoming our otherwise insoluble challenges: thus through the Anthroposophical worldview, these fairy tales become the springboards to spiritual insight.  

 

 
 
One Man and His Rods
20th May 2026
ISBN: 9781912545582 PRICE: £12.99
 
John Baker discovered the ability to dowse in 1993, quite by chance, and then embarked on a great new adventure, initially working with local archaeologists as he developed his confidence in his new-found skills. Older human habitations usually required access to a well for themselves and animals, and his fact led to him trying to find out if the well tapped into an underground spring or aquifer. John’s fascination with water and how to access it grew year by year, while the demand for private water supplies has increased.  This volume delves into the background history of this subject and sharing personal stories and amusing anecdotes. 

For the Good of All by David Willocks

ISBN: 978-1-912545-83-4
Price: £11.99

This is a book for our time – a time where we need a greater understanding of our bodily and emotional needs, as well as of our place in a globalised world where health has become a major issue. Since the beginnings of civilization, humans have relied on and respected the earth and its bounty, understanding that the energy of nature sustains and protects us when we live in balance. This succinct handbook encourages us to become active in our own well-being by bringing together the basics of natural healing and dowsing for health. BUY your copy from HIVE

 

 

Áxonas/Axis. Poetry by S. D. Curtis

10th July 2024
ISBN: 9781912545414. PRICE: £12.99

In Axonas/Axis, Curtis gives voice to the experience of trauma and recovery through the poetic language of imagery rather than graphic detail, attempting to convey the fundamental twist in the narrative – perhaps even a breakage – that needs to be mended through a synthesis of mind, heart and body working towards the integration of the whole. The whole self. Using Ancient Greek words/concepts and mythology as a springboard to launch into her own personal etymology – the origin and intimate meaning of words dear to her – juxtaposed against what we commonly expect from that word.