As the author put it: My hand was writing as I was reading what was being written. I submitted to a higher power that had flowed through me onto the paper. This propelled me into a state of total submission. Falling into a deep state of prayer in total surrender, a light came from within. I was seemingly being immersed into the light. As its intensity increased, the immeasurable feelings of love were compounding as the love and light were encompassing my very being. This booklet is the author s attempt to reveal in written word our connection to the love within the light. The booklet contains thirty-two of his writings, including the two automatic writings indicated by the asterisks."

"What can you spot on the farm? This book guides readers on a farm walk, gradually introducing clues such as tufts of fur on a fence or shapes in the mud to help them learn more about the diversity of farm habitats. This title includes stunning photographs, a simple guide on what to wear and take on a farm walk, and a detailed glossary."--

What can you spot in the city? This book guides readers on a city walk, gradually introducing clues such as bird nests and silvery trails on the pavement to help them learn more about the diversity of city habitats. This title includes stunning photographs, a simple guide on what to wear and take on a city walk, and a detailed glossary.

What can you spot in the woods? This book guides readers on a walk in the woods, gradually introducing clues such as hoof marks and leaf litter on a woodland floor to help them learn more about the diversity of woodland habitats. This title includes stunning photographs, a simple guide on what to wear and take on a walk in the woods, and a detailed glossary.

How heavy is that cloud? Why can you see farther in rain than in fog? Why are the droplets on that spider web spaced apart so evenly? If you have ever asked questions like these while outdoors, this book isfor your. An entertaining and informative collection of fascinating puzzles from the natural world around us, A Mathematical Nature Walk will delight anyone who loves nature or math or both. John Adam presents ninety-six questions about natural phenomena and then shows how to answer them using mostly basic mathematics. Many of the problems are illustrated, and the book also has answers, a glossary of terms, and a list of patterns found in nature. Regardless of math background, readers will learn from the informal descriptions of the problems and gain a new appreciation of the beauty of nature and the mathematics that lies behind it. --

Presenting 45 New Age-Defying Strategies! It doesn't matter if you're 38, 58, or 88 -- regardless of your current age, you possess the inherent potential to rejuvenate and recreate yourself. Rejuvenation presents 45 anti-aging strategies, many of which were developed by the author in a research laboratory setting. These age-defying strategies will empower you to increase the length and quality of your life by protecting and fortifying your own innermost energy system. Using the proven methods in this book, you will: -- Learn strategies for reversing the effects of negative stress -- Energize biological systems and influence brain activity through self-hypnosis -- Follow a seven-day plan designed to initiate an upward growth spiral that counteracts aging and promotes continuous renewal of the mind, body, and spirit Rejuvenation also includes a CD featuring meditations and exercises from, the seven-day plan. Activate your internal fountain of youth and look forward to many more years of health and happiness!

"The Walk," a meditation on walking and on the literature of walking, ruminates on this pervasive, even commonplace, modern image. It is not so much an argument as a journey along the path of literature, noting the occasions and settings, the pleasures and possibilities of different types of walking--through the country or city, during day or night, alone or with someone--and the literatures--the poems, essays, stories, novels, and diaries--walking has produced. Jeffrey C. Robinson's discussion is less criticism than appreciation: with an autobiographical bent, he leads the reader through Romantic, modern, and contemporary literature to show us the shared pleasures of reading, writing, and walking.