These eight discourses explore the soul's journey from the slumber of unawareness, through the obstacles and changes of everyday life, to the possibility of awakening to one's ultimate identity; a spiritual teaching free from the limits of tradition and institution, transmitted by one who himself has passed through the Heart of the Mystery. The purpose of the book is to guide the reader into that KNOWING where all is silence, into that BEING where all is life. The discourses are enlivened by hunor and metaphor, deepened by compassion, eloquence and piercing clarity. But more important, the truth radiates shining between the words.As a scholar in the fields of philosophy, history and comparative religions, Dr McCafferty offers a unique teaching. His perceptive intelligence penetrates to the core of spiritual traditions East and West and his awakened spiritual consciousness imparts directly the Mystery of Being which lies beyond words.

As I consider this book is really inspired by God, because for me Hebrew and Aramaic are languages that really originated from God - Himself. So using this as an incantation is really wonderful and very extra ordinary because million of His angels will respond to the invocation and guard and do the bidding of the conjurer. So I hope that all occult student who wants to know the wisdom of God may know his secret and never give to uninitiated idiot.

To keep it short and simple, I think this book is a marvel for any anthropologist, archeologist, biologist, and student. It's an easy to use, very clear, and an amazing addition to any library for the serious student.

Edited by Lawerence Durrell, The Henry Miller Reader encapsulates some of the very best of Miller's writings. It includes sections from the Tropic books, Black Spring, and Big Sur and the Oranges of Hieronymus Bosch. I have the 1956 New Directions edition of the book, and I don't know whether it has been re-edited since that point, but any erotic, or sexual content had to be strained out for the censors. What is left is pure genius. There is a wonderful section on Alfred Perles...otherwise known as "Joey," to those familar with Miller's work. His insights on the writings of Anais Nin hold a certain poignancy in light of their twenty year relationship which both writers had to withold from their readers; Ms. Nin was married still to Hugh Guiller. I would highly recommend this book be purchased along with The Tropic of Cancer, or any other of his works.

If you have any interest in 1)History, 2)U.S. History, 3)South Carolina History, 4)South Carolina Lowcountry History, etc. this book is a most! Two thumbs up on this very well written book!

This book is a great way to introduce Modern Latin America. The authors provide a wealth of information and present it all in an engaging narrative style. The text is ideal for college courses on Latin America or for anyone who wants to understand the Latin American and Caribbean countries with whom the U.S. shares a hemisphere.

The collaborative effort of Norris W. Potter, Lawrence M. Kasdon, and Ann Rayson, History Of The Hawaiian Kingdom is a solidly written and easily accessible reference for readers of all ages and backgrounds concerning the history of the Hawaiian Kingdom from the arrival of Captain Cook in 1775 down to the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy by American forces near the beginning of the twentieth century. Color illustrations and informative text make for an excellent general primer and resource. Also recommended is a History Of The Hawaiian Kingdom workbook ..., and classroom teachers using it as an instructional textbook should also acquire a History Of The Hawaiian Kingdom answer key ...

Wodehouse and Moffett do a good job of jamming the whole history of western arcitecture into an easy to read compact work. They cover the biggies and touch on the lesser known but important works. There are ample illustrations and notations to diagrams and photographs. The writing is interesting and not full of boring technical jargan. This book is an excelent jumping off point for a time period or to get an overview of architecture in general. There is so much information one could get bogged down in, especially in the past century of architecture, but Wodehouse and Moffett charge on ahead without becoming stuck. This book is certanily not the end all of any time period, but for casual scholors of architecture or those who need to know about a building in X time period, this a great book.

This is a fabulous guidebook for holistic health care in the California and surrounding areas. It eliminates the guesswork when attempting to discover the best healer for your particular malady as it provides practitioners who have been recommended by other practitioners. Therefore the reader knows it's sources are highly thought of, as well as successful in the holistic field. The handbook's diversity in the range of practitioners, as well as the concise explanations of various modalities, allows the general public to know and understand the methods used for different maladies. I strongly recommend this book, for the novice as well as the seasoned individual, as a wonderful, easy to understand handbook when searching for alternative health care.

This book, the 2nd of the Merrywell Trilogy, continues the strange adventures of Rian, a seemingly ordinary young woman, who owns a New Age book and herb shop, and her friends, who became involved with the bizarre and mysterious Rag Bone Man.

In this book, there is an old dollhouse that holds the secret. A dollhouse with a strange power that once entrapped the soul of a little girl - and refused to let it go. How is Rian's destiny being thwarted by a malevolent thoughtform? Why is her karma entwined with that of a hapless spirit abducted from the Otherworld?

Only a chilling visit to the holographic dollhouse can give the answers. But at what cost? Will the dollhouse help free her destiny from the evil being who entagles it? Or will Rian - like that little girl of long ago - fall victim to the dollhouse's occult powers?

A mystery you won't want to put down.