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A member-supported non-profit library open to the public, the Seattle Metaphysical Library has been in Seattle for over 50 years.
A member-supported non-profit library open to the public, the Seattle Metaphysical Library has been in Seattle for over 50 years. It specializes in books you can't find at the public library - books on astrology, UFOs, secret societies, shamanism, chakra meditation, astral projections, Tarot cards, anthroposophy, alternative energy, and many other esoteric topics. There is also an extensive collection of DVDs, VHS and audio tapes, and magazines on similar topics.
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2220 Northwest Market Street L-05, Seattle, WA, United States
+1 206-329-1794
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