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The power and emotion come throught clearly in this collection of traditional Hindu chants from India. Single female voice w/ tabblas and sitar.

Don't Call Me Ma is the story of a Oregon logger who fell in love with a fine Boston lady, named Caroline Snow. She moved with "Big Sam" to the woods of Oregon, quite different from her Boston upbringing. The book teaches us lessons of nature, of love, and of persistence. It is must reading. It is such a joy to find an author such as Mr. Churchill, who is able to communicate the real meaning of life through his words. It is also a great look into the Oregon logging history.

In this book, Osho contemplates on the quintessential question of life's ultimate goal. "What is it?" He asks. The answer is: "There is none." He points out that life's only goal is life, itself. There is no end one must attain, there is no journey one must take. To breathe, to live, to love, is the only purpose. According to Osho, the problem with Western logic is this: there is always a goal one must accomplish. From Socrates to Sartre to Christianity, one's existence is constantly challenged. We are always expected to DO SOMETHING in order EARN our right to exist. Yet, Osho warns us, that by wanting to do something, one is constantly living in the future. The present is ignored. Life is ignored. We are always thinking of our reward, our heaven. Ultimately, we end up missing the whole purpose of life-- when, in truth, all we have to do, is SIT down, and breathe.

What a gift! This book will introuduce you to a whole new level of dream understanding. Rather than seeing dreams as messages from the Psyche, the Dzogchen tradition of Tibet views them as an opportunity to recognize and interact with the foundations of your life. At Play in venue of your existence you can make changes and recognize the source of all that you experience. This is no "how to" silly book about lucid dreaming, but an invitation to have the most profound experience of your dreams availible. This is no patchwork technique to amuse you , but an introduction to a disciplinee that will serve you for eternity. The skills acquired in this book will aid you for this life, after your death, and in many lives to come.

Step into the world of the prechritian Celts throgh there lore and legend. Dispite the shakesperian manor the book was written, in 1917, it is still worth evry miute that is spent reading it.

This is an essential companion to the DSM IV Diagnostic Manual. It makes it easy to better understand the different Axis classifications with many different case studies.

The eruption of Arizona's Sunset Crater is a fact. The legends of nearby Hopi regarding that AD 1064 event were woven into myths that persist to the present day. "Earth Fire" brings Catyclism and people who feel at one with all the Earth together. You will learn more about geology. You will learn more about the people who inhabited this land before the rest of the world came here. And by learning the Hopi response to disaster, you will learn more about yourself. The only negative is "Earth Fire" is now out of print. Once, we thought we had much to teach the Hopi. Now we know how much we have to learn from these people who still live in a beautiful world of their own.

I have always like to know what superstitions mean and how they came about. The old superstition to check whether it was going to be a boy or girl child was to schorch a shoulder of mutton and the first person whom enters after this cermony will represent the sex, i.e., if a woman enters the it will be a girl. The forward by Sir. John Hammerton is well written and the introduction by Edwin and Mona Radford is also a good read. At the end is a well developed bibliography; however, the index is missing and this makes the search a bit cumbersome. Overall it is an intersting little dictionary that is easy to use and a pleasure to read.

I recommend this book for those seeking accurate and true information about Buddhist practice. As a Tulku, or reincarnated teacher, the author presents extremely serious topics in a clear and lucid way. The descriptions of the meditations, states of awareness and the bardo transition are powerful and awe-inspiring. The author has qualities of understanding and compassion, along with a clear embodiment of the subject, that provided me with immediate insights and recognitions of human spiritual experience.

Famous and well known book in hematology. discusses important diseases in a comprehensive yet not boring way. can be used as a reference for undergraduates. includes nice chapters on hemoglobinopathies, myeloprolifrative diseases and others. medium size book.