Organized geographically, this coffee table survey of magical sites and sacred pilgrimages by National Geographic photographer Martin Gray, takes in stone circles, sanctuaries, monasteries and shrines around the world. With hundreds of color photographs, maps and accompanying words on the myth and meaning of each sties. Both Gray and Hancock, who provides the introduction, are interested in the power of place as a transforming experience. Gray also contribited to National Geographic's Geography of Religion: Where God Lives, Where Pilgrims Walk.  (WLD136, $35.00)