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Michelle Snyder's Newest Symbology Book!The Symbologist Fortune
The Symbologist, Michelle Snyder
Looking for a path into the world of symbols?
These focused eBooks offer concentrated insight on everything from archetypes to Göbekli Tepe, from the divine feminine to ancient mythic codes. Each one is a key—small, precise, and powerful—crafted for seekers who want meaning without the noise.
With over 20 titles available at just $3.97 each, you can follow your curiosity wherever it leads.
Choose a topic. Unlock the knowledge.
Begin your symbolic journey—one booklet at a time.
12 Dancing Princesses &
Narcissus & Narcissa
Why do 12 princesses dance their shoes to rags each night? Discover the hidden messages in this story.
Narcissus is a very old story - it has been layered with opinion for millennia. So what is the original message?
Snow White's Secrets
& Stone Soup
Snow White may be famous, but the real lesson is veiled in the story. What can be learned about history here?
Who ever heard of a fairy tale with a Stone as its Hero? This tale has roots thousands of years old.
Archetypes Unlocked
Some images do not need any explaining, they don't even enter your logical mind. They are associated immediately without thought through our associative function. Archetypes are the most powerful symbols mankind has imaged. Find out more.
The World of Symbols: an introduction
The world of symbols is vast. Throughout history and prehistory images have been used to record knowledge, tradition, and history. There are secrets whispering to the seeker who enters this world.
Two Mysterious Cities &
The Animals of Gobekli Tepe
Two cities, one underground and one above - and both have mysterious features.
Gobekli Tepe is an ancient megalith that was deliberatly buried. Why? .
The Key to Lost Civilizations &
Busting The Cave Man Myth
Lost cultures are revealed with the symbols they created. Enzmann knew what these markings meant.
Why were there no cave men? Read on and find out.
Tarot Cards: Their History and Meaning
Some call Tarot cards the Devil's Picture Book. Yet the classic designs, as in Rider Waite, are rich with archetypes and messages that cause our brains to kick into gear - considering how many possible futures there might be!
Goddesses and the Divine Feminine
Goddesses have graced the world for millennia. They are still part of our traditions today. The USA has a goddess on thier capitol building. Some goddesses are famous like Venus, and some not so much.
Kabbalah, Cabala, Qabalah &
The Origin of Vampire Legends
The Kabbalah is considered a mysical and mysterious philosophy.
The History of Vampires is intriguing.
The Cross from Winter Solstice to Christmas
& Wheels, Everyone Has One
The cross is a prehistoric symbol that has evolved into the foremost symbol of Christianity.
Wheels are tools - but also symbols of the sun and mystical concepts.
Love, Midas, & Unicorns
Symbols of love are everywhere.
Midas and the golden touch reveals a chemical process inbetween its lines.
Unicorns are beloved. The are biblical creatures, and have friends in royal places.
Parametrics, All Knotted Up, & Rod and Cord
Comparative measurement - cold, colder - is parametric.
Knots have a long history of symbolism.
The Rod and Cord were essential tools in prehistory for astronomy.
Dangerous Environments: Black Forests & Deadly Deserts
This article was written with Gamers in mind. Enzmann knew these environments very well - all their blessings and dangers.
Magical Talisman
A talisman is an object believed to possess magical or protective properties, often bearing symbols or inscriptions thought to bring good luck, ward off evil, or provide supernatural powers to its holder.
Once Upon a Time, Mother Goose, & Wings
The characters of once upon a time have symbolic meaning.
Children's nursery rhymes like Mother Goose are more than just cute.
Wings hold a special place in once upon a time, and in symbolism.
The Unicorn & the Boston Marathon Boston's Sacred Cod
Let the Bells Ring
The Unicorn is a Biblical Creature - the logo of the Marathon. Why is there a Codfish in the MA statehouse? And bells - they come from horns and symbolize a moment in time......
Venus, Cupid, & Roses
We all use symbols of love. Sometimes symbols are the only way to express this enormous emotion.
Do you ever question their history or stories?
In this article I share some with you.
Handbag of God
Many conversations have been passionately shared about the Handbag of God. It encourages alien believers and time travel enthusiasts. Enzmann and The Symbologist have decoded this enigmatic image here.
The Hexagram in Ancient Times
Discover the prehistoric roots of the hexagram symbol and its magical uses today.
Valkyries
What do Swans, Mother Goose, Valkyries, Harpies, and Angels have in common?
Not just wings.
Step into the Land of Wonder, One Story at a Time
These original fairy tales and short stories—The Guardian, Pixie Cave, The Owl King, and more—are crafted for those who still believe in the quiet power of myth and magic. Each tale is a doorway into the enchanted, the symbolic, and the timeless.
Fifteen individual stories to collect or savor on their own, just $4.97 each.
Choose your tale. Cross the threshold.
Wonder is waiting.
A Fairy's Ransom
Patrick was the son of a rich miller. One day he wandered into the land of the fairies, which usually does not end well. Patrick, however, was a very special boy.
A Storybook Princess
&
A Know-it-all Princess
Once upon a time there was a princess who lived in a storybook. One day her great castle was attacked by an evil wizard.
It may sound great to know everything. Princess Emmalee did.
Call of the Dragon
A traveler, always alone, wanders in search of a certain dragon. One night while sleeping he has a dream, and then wakes up in a completely different place. His journey is a continuous mystery.
Seven Suitors
Princess Cecily was very picky. Too picky according to the King and Queen. Would she EVER meet the right prince?
The Golden Song
Orphea was a beautiful princess. Her beauty was only surpassed by her melodious voice. When she sang, little golden notes fell gently. Her greedy Uncle, now the king, collected them. One day a Prince heard her singing.
The Magic Mirror
Once upon a time, in a very different country, there were two sisters who owned a most extraordinary mirror. It was a gateway to the Land of the Mirror.
The Magic Quill
Mandrake Pennington Sedgwick was a wizard. But he was not like other wizards. Mandrake loved stories, games, and make believe. He wanted to become a story writer.
The Guardian
Mikkel lived with his father on the edge of the Dark Forest. But he was not afraid of it like most children in his village. His father was a Knight. One day Mikkel discovered an old key.
Pixie Cave
Pixies are very skilled at protecting where they live. Humans that accidentally wander in often do not wander out, or when they do they are a bit dotty. Albin was a different kind of human.
The Cat's Meow
Amethyst had a cat named Cat. When things happen Cat was good to have around. How lucky to be a little girl with a Cat to look after you even though he did not seem to like the Fairy.
The Glass Giant
&
The Unicorn's Choice
Humbort was an interesting giant. Not only was he made of glass, but he liked 'weird' things.
Tomo could have been the last unicorn for all he knew. He left the forest he grew up in seeking companionship - and met a mermaid.
The Pauper Prince
Jerome was not a wealthy prince. In fact he was a pauper. Still, he had his heart set on a certain princess.
Once upon a time has a way of working things out - but not always as you expect!!!
The Owl King
Owls are stately creatures, especially when they are kings. Eiden, King of Hootanna, was a king with much at stake. In the Great Forest a scandal was brewing.
The Princess and the Wolf
A Princess and a Wolf? A perfect match. She could say it was the bird's fault.
Sally McNight
The Twins of Time.
For those who love fairy tales and mystery...
Sally McNight is a Pixie detective with a knack for finding what others cannot. When twin princes vanish without a trace, a skeptical human king turns to legend—and finds Sally instead.
She’s not your average detective. But then, Pixies never are.
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eBooks
Prefer pixels to paper? You’re in the right place.
For those who love the insight of symbology and the magic of fairy tales—but enjoy the convenience and price of digital reading—this collection delivers the same rich content in a portable, affordable format.
Whether you're exploring ancient symbols, unraveling myths, or escaping into wonder tales, these eBooks bring knowledge and enchantment straight to your device.
Same stories. Same symbols.
Now in your pocket.
Effective Imagination - The most powerful nation on Earth is the one you build in your mind.
This book is a practical guide to harnessing imagination — not as fantasy, but as the engine of creation, wealth, and personal power.
It offers tools to train your inner vision, strengthen your manifesting muscle, and design a life worth living, because your future doesn’t happen by chance, it happens by imagination made effective.
Buy now.
Begin building the world you want to live in
The Symbologist ReVision
Unlock the hidden messages woven into symbols, from ancient glyphs to everyday icons. In this accessible guide,
The Symbologist reveals how to see symbols—not just look at them—unveiling their meanings, histories, and esoteric roots. Includes an illustrated symbol encyclopedia and glossary for deeper exploration.
A must for seekers of visual language, mystery, and meaning.
The Symbologist Oral Tradition
Explore the symbolic language hidden in legends, fairy tales, and myths passed down by word of mouth. This beginner-friendly guide reveals how stories of old preserve forgotten history, ancient truths, and cultural memory—layered in meaning, waiting to be uncovered.
For curious minds ready to hear what the ancestors were really saying.
The Symbologist Method
This is the thesis that launched a movement. This foundational thesis presents the academic framework behind Michelle Snyder’s work in symbology. Grounded in historical timelines and image analysis, it reveals the method used to decode visual language and uncover hidden knowledge across cultures and centuries.
For scholars, educators, and seekers of symbolic truth.
Buy the book. Learn the method. Decode the language beneath history.
The Symbologist Magic
Where Ancient Knowledge Meets the Symbolic Science of Power
This is not a grimoire. There are no spells, potions, or invocations.
What you will find instead is the why behind the wand, the truth beneath the pentagram, and the forgotten science woven into magical practices like scrying, symbols, and sacred geometry.
The Symbologist Magic traces the roots of magic through time, revealing how early science, natural law, and symbolic systems became what we now call "magical." It is a journey for those who ask not how to cast—but why it ever worked at all.
For seekers who want to understand, not merely perform.
Read with curiosity. Proceed with reverence.
Will be back soon!!
The Symbologist Concept
Explore the symbolic language of love, death, magic, myth, and more. Organized by theme—from Yggdrasil to Tarot—this book reveals how symbols express the deepest human truths.
Through comparison and analysis, The Symbologist uncovers powerful connections hidden in folklore, myth, and esoteric tradition.
A must-have for those drawn to the mysteries beneath meaning.
Call of the Dragon and Original Fairy Tales for Those Who Remember Wonder
The world still calls to those who know how to listen.
Call of the Dragon invites adult readers back into the timeless realm of fairy tales—where danger teaches, magic guides, and transformation awaits the brave. These original tales—including The Magic Mirror, The Glass Giant, and the title story—echo the classic style of old-world wonder tales, but speak to modern hearts.
Written for grown minds that still long to dream, these stories enchant, comfort, and challenge—just as the best fairy tales always have. Children may listen, but the journey belongs to the adult who dares to step through the veil.
Answer the call. The Land of Wonder is waiting.
Tears of the Dragon Original Fairy Tales for the Grown Soul
These are not children’s stories, though children may listen.
Tears of the Dragon is a collection of eleven original fairy tales written in the classic style—echoing the deep enchantment of Andersen, the old masters of myth, and the shadowed wisdom of folklore. From The Magic Quill to Three Stones and The Cat’s Meow, each tale leads adult readers through wonder, peril, and revelation.
Crafted for those who seek meaning beneath magic and truth beneath tales, these stories open the door to the land of wonder—where dragons cry, stones speak, and even cats keep secrets.
A perfect volume for adults who still believe in magic—and may choose to share it, one story at a time.
Lessons from Once Upon a Time
A Read-Aloud Journey of Growth, Guided by Fairy Tales
Every young heart faces big emotions—tantrums, worries, teasing, and doubt. But what if a wise guide could turn each of those moments into a lesson… through the magic of story?
In this beautifully crafted read-aloud book, young Princess Fair One faces the everyday crises of childhood: bad moods, fears, unkind children, and her own growing sense of self. Her teacher, Marlina, gently leads her through each challenge—using classic fairy tales like Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, and The Frog Prince to reveal timeless lessons about kindness, courage, and inner strength.
With thirteen chapters—one for each lunar month—this book offers parents and children a meaningful, magical way to explore emotions, character, and wisdom, together.
For bedtime or quiet moments, this is a fairy tale with purpose—
a storybook that teaches through wonder.
The Lost Unicorn
In a realm where old magic fades and kingdoms teeter on the edge of ruin, a young princess defies royal duty in search of a prince who may not exist—and an island no one believes is real.
Bound by honor and ancient vow, her silent guardian follows, sworn to protect her at all cost. Together, they traverse wild lands, encounter strange beasts, and awaken forgotten powers as they chase whispers of prophecy, truth, and peril.
This is a tale of loyalty and longing, danger and discovery. Rich with symbolic depth, The Lost Unicorn opens a timeless trilogy where every journey is both outward and inward—where every choice echoes in the bones of the world.
For readers who sense there’s more to fantasy than magic.
The Lost Mermaid
A royal wedding meant to unite land and sea is shattered when a mermaid bride vanishes—stolen by the same dark force that once threatened The Unicorn. Her union with the Fairy Prince, the first of its kind, would have joined two ancient seafaring realms in peace… and power. But not everyone welcomes that kind of change.
As war brews beneath the waves and in the skies, the Prince must risk everything to find her. Magic will be tested, loyalties broken, and the price of rescue may cost more than a crown.
The Lost Mermaid is a tale of forbidden unions, elemental power, and the perilous cost of love in a world where symbols hold sway and prophecy hides in plain sight.
For readers who believe true love is never safe—and always worth the risk.
The Lost Dragon
Dragons are believed to be myth—extinct, forgotten, or simply never real. But deep in the shadows of time and magic, they live.
When a fallen Pixie Queen hears whispers that dragons survive, she embarks on a dangerous quest to find them. She journeys into a realm where dragonkind walks in both scales and skin, guarding a secret birth that could change the fate of all realms.
But darkness moves too. The same evil sorcerer who haunts every corner of this tale seeks to capture the newborn dragon heir, raising it as a weapon. He joins forces with the Ice Witch, and together they unleash a cataclysm that plunges the kingdoms into a new Ice Age.
As Unicorns, Fairies, and Mermaids face extinction, the dragons offer sanctuary beneath the earth—vast underground cities carved in stone. The Lost Dragon is the mythic climax of the trilogy: a story of awakening, elemental warfare, and the deep magic of return.
Coming Soon: Girl with the Golden Wings
A frozen world. A forgotten prophecy. A boy who never asked to be chosen.
When Leander stumbles upon a dying queen’s secret, he is swept into a perilous quest across buried kingdoms and ancient lands, guided by a fierce Pixie and driven by a single legend: the Girl with Golden Wings.
To find her is to break the spell that holds the world in winter. But the way is filled with trials, riddles, and magic older than memory. Only those who listen to whispers, who walk where myths still breathe, can change the fate of kingdoms.
A tale of courage, wonder, and rising light — for those who still believe in impossible things.
The Wheel
The stars are not silent. They tell a story.
When Virgo learns she is marked for assassination, she sets off on a journey through the twelve signs of the zodiac—each embodied by a living force of myth, bearing the colors, gems, and temperaments of their celestial origin. Guided by the great Wheel itself, Virgo seeks answers from Libra, confronts the cunning of Scorpio, and calls upon her old love, Sagittarius, as war looms over the constellations.
This richly layered tale weaves myth, symbolism, and adventure into a singular cosmic journey—where the order of the Zodiac becomes a map of transformation, alliance, and fate.
Twelve signs. One destiny. The Wheel has already begun to turn.
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