A wonderful collection of healing using Crystals of various types and the bodies chakra system.

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This book contains top secret information concerning the issues of crystal healing. So be aware by reading this book you will become knowledgeable about how to become your own crystal healer within. By reading this book you will also become knowledgeable on crystal awareness that is unaware to most of mankind at this time. This is a rare opportunity to learn about crystals from an author who uses them with direct connection to the source that created them. This is a glimpse of future technology. You can manifest your thoughts through a crystal stone. You can heal wounds you never thought were holding your life from its true potential.

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When you pass a person on a corner asking for spare change, what do you think? After more than thirty years of working with poor children and their families in DC, Fred Taylor has a pretty good guess. Either you tend to have a "liberal" response and blame society, or a more "conservative" response and blame the individual. But neither view, Taylor believes, helps us get closer to the goal of saving more children from growing up to be that person on the corner.

Taylor has written a book, Roll Away the Stone: Saving America's Children, to present an alternative model for responding to the plight of poor children and their families. The paradigm he presents focuses on what's best about people, and seeks to build partnerships with communities that capitalize on the life-giving potential of the people who live there. But he doesn't ignore the worst either: one of his chapters focuses solely on the complications of drug addiction, and he frequently addresses tangles of dysfunctional behaviors. By including the good, bad and ugly, Taylor is able to come up with a holistic model that offers a potential way out of the persistent poverty that is life for 1 in 5 children in America.

Taylor tells great stories, as any good Baptist preacher should, which fill and enliven the book. The Biblical story of the title -- Jesus calling Lazarus up from death -- is reinterpreted throughout. The real-life story of Taylor and his allies' work to close Junior Village, a institution that housed 900 of DC's poorest children in the 1960's, provides the hope of success and the reality of continued struggle in our own backyard. Marcus's story, and the stories of many other DC children and their families, help drive the book's urgency. Other stories of Taylor himself on Outward Bound adventures exemplify the challenges and the risks of new thinking and acting.

Perhaps as valuable as the new paradigm is Taylor's candor about mistakes made and his own human struggle to reject despair. The organization Taylor founded in 1966 and still leads, For Love of Children (FLOC), has tried many things to save the poor children of DC and has learned many lessons. FLOC's apartments, for families who need the housing to fend off homelessness and keep their children out of the foster care system, has had a change in management policies to ensure a balance between compassion for uniquely vulnerable tenants and tenant responsibility for rent and property. Some of FLOC's other work, such as policy advocacy, has faded, while new ground has been broken -- notably, in the outdoor education program and camp.

Taylor's experience of going where he is led to experiment, fail, succeed, learn, despair, and persist ultimately makes Roll Away the Stone an inspirational tale. For the millions of Americans involved with community outreach efforts, the book provides interesting possibilities for how to work in new ways with poor children and their families. And for all of us, it gives us something new to think about next time we give some spare change.

Roll Back The Stone: Death And Burial In The World Of Jesus by Byron R. McCane (Academic Director of the Sepphoris Excavations in Northern Israel, and Chair of Religion & Philosophy at Converse College, Spartanburg, South Carolina) is a scholarly, in-depth study of death and burial practices in ancient Palestine during the Roman and Byzantine periods. From scrutinizing traditional Jewish death rituals; to a specific study of Jesus Christ's burial; to relocations of the dead in early Byzantine Palestine; and much, much more, Roll Back the Stone is a highly scholarly and strongly recommended contribution to both academic Biblical Archaeology collections and New Testament Studies supplemental reading lists for laymen.

I thought that Mick Jagger's review was the best because he showed me that doing what u love to do as a hobbie (or job) is as good as life can get.

This is a wonderful instruction book for guitarists who wish to play the Rolling Stones repertoire in the style of the originals. The presentation is clear and to the point. Even beginners will get a great deal out of these lessons.

Great talk from the classic era, with great interviews with Led Zep, Dylan, Neil Young, Stones, Joni Mitchell and Billy Joel by writers Ralph Gleason, Jonathan Cott, Timothy White, Cameron Crowe, Bob Greenfield and more rock scribes. Neat time capsule.

I HAVE USED THE BOOK ON MANY OCCASIONS, PUTTING TOGETHER SEGMENTS DURING MY ROCK AND ROLL SHOW IN DILLINGHAM ALASKA. HOPE IT WILL AGAIN BE AVAILABLE IN AN UPDATED VERSION.

The Rolling Stone TAAS Funbook is great for getting those less-than-motivated students to get working on their reading skills. I used this book with my 4th grade students and they loved the activities. In fact, they even preferred staying in to do more Funbook activities rather than going out to recess. Amazing! I would recommend this book to anyone who needs a little more fun and excitement in their preparation for the TAAS reading test, or for those who need a littl more motivation to get moving. A great, FUN, effective book!

Rolling Stone has been the voice of rock since its inception in 1967 and through the years they have consistently issued first rate books whether it be their encyclopedia or books of interviews and reviews. The Decades of Rock & Roll continues their winning ways. The book is coffee table sized, but not as bulky and is loaded with some great pictures. But the real meat of the book are the essays by the likes of Robert Palmer, Chet Flippo, David Fricke, Kinky Friedman, Jim Farber and Kinky Friedman. Each decade from the 50's to the 90's is well represented as artists as diverse as Ruth Brown, Madonna, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Public Enemy are examined. Sprinkled throughout the book are artists like Robbie Robertson, Steven Tyler, John Fogerty, Suzanne Vega, Ozzy Osbourne and others top ten lists of albums and songs from a particular era, group or genre. All in all, this book is a must for any fan of music and music history.