SpiritArts: Transformation through Creating Art, Music and Dance is intended to help you develop a spiritual practice through art making and to develop art making through a spiritual path. Learn how the prin iples of creating from within are similar to the principles of basic spirituality. Through these priniples you can develop your inner artist, musician and dancer, whether one is a beginner or experienced artist. Learn how to connect with a deeper part of self through the arts and conne ting with spirit.The exercises throughout the book vary from energetic meditations to art techniques and processes. SpiritArts offers: • Practical instructions on how to create authentic ally • Skills in developing artistry in music , dance and art • A guide to work through emotions and clear the psyche through the arts • Tools for healing self through c olor, sound and energy • Sources for self-discovery and working with others for artistry, health and well-being SpiritArts is a valuable tool for creative arts therapists, teac hers, professional artists and for those who want to create and do not know how to begin. If you are a teacher, therapist, or facilitator, many of the exercises developed for going deeper into artistry and healing can be used with both individuals and groups.The skills learned can help individuals transform self in life through the arts.

Spiritarts, Transformation Through Creating Art, Music and Dance

Arts & Photography

Miller, Lynn

Music

Expressive Therapy Concepts

What do you do when hopes and dreams are repeatedly dashed? How can you take your vulnerability and turn it into a life of joy and purpose? In this moving, humorous story about overcoming adversity, author Lynn Miller describes growing up with a rare, debilitating bone disease and how she cried out, “Where are You, God?” As she rolls through each day in a wheelchair, Miller offers us front row seats into her life with a disability. With fierce honesty, she tackles issues of identity, trauma, loneliness, love, and suffering that brought her to the edge of despair —and into the discovery of a Savior much nearer than she ever dreamed possible.Dry Bones Dance Again imparts wisdom for all those fighting a hard battle, hope to the weariest of warriors and courageous faith to believe in a God of miracles. Through her captivating story, Miller shows how to arise from tragedy to embrace an extraordinary, joyful life.

Dry Bones Dance Again: A Journey from Suffering to Comfort, Purpose, and Joy

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Diseases & Physical Ailments

Lynn Miller

This book was written for the enjoyment of breeders and pet owners of Oriental Shorthair cats. The history, personality, safety, and health care are important chapters in this breeds existance. Written by a founding breeder of Orienal Shorthairs in the United States.

Oriental Shorthair Cat

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Pets & Animal Care

Tfh Pubns Inc

God calls us to firstfruits living. This means returning to God the best parts of God's gifts to us. Giving God the firstfruits of our time, talents, health, money, and relationships makes us whole and helps spread God's wholeness to others.

Firstfruits Living: Giving God Our Best

Business & Money

Finance

Herald Press

Bibliography of Women and Literature

Todd, Janet

Reference

Holmes & Meier Pub

After reaching the top of his young corporate career, Jason Rhodes sees his world splinter around him. His boss dies under suspicious circumstances, he is implicated in two crimes. It's the beginning of an intense game of survival between two men and a woman who have everything to lose. And the employee responsible for his legal and personal chaos seems to always have the upper hand. In the struggle to reclaim his life, Jason Rhodes finds himself surrounded by a cast of colorful and impossible to ignore characters, including a young, wealthy widow whose life is in as much danger as his own.

Double Scrutiny: The Mistake That Changed Five Lives.

Romance

Romantic Suspense

Outskirts Press

Fairmount Park is the municipal park system of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It consists of more than one hundred parks, squares, and green spaces totaling about 11,000 acres, and is one of the largest landscaped urban park systems in the world. In City in a Park, James McClelland and Lynn Miller provide an affectionate and comprehensive history of this 200-year-old network of parks.
Originated in the nineteenth century as a civic effort to provide a clean water supply to Philadelphia, Fairmount Park also furnished public pleasure grounds for boat races and hiking, among other activities. Millions travel to the city to view its eighteenth-century villas, attend boat races on the Schuylkill River, hike the Wissahickon Creek, visit the Philadelphia Zoo, hear concerts in summer, stroll the city’s historic squares and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, and enjoy its enormous collection of public art. Green initiatives flower today; Philadelphia lives amidst its parks. 
Filled with nearly 150 gorgeous full-color photographs, City in a Park chronicles the continuing efforts to create what founder William Penn desired: a “greene countrie town.”

City in a Park: A History of Philadelphia's Fairmount Park System

History

McClelland, James

Americas

Temple University Press

One highly visible example of French influence on the city of Philadelphia is the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, modeled on the Champs-Élysées. In Salut!, Lynn Miller and Therese Dolan trace the fruitful, three-centuries-long relationship between the City of Brotherly Love and France. This detailed volume illustrates the effect of Huguenots settling in Philadelphia and 18-year-old William Penn visiting Paris, all the way up through more recent cultural offerings that have helped make the city the distinctive urban center it is today.&nbsp;Salut! provides a magnifique history of Philadelphia seen through a particular cultural lens. The authors chronicle the French influence during colonial and revolutionary times. They highlight the contributions of nineteenth-century French philanthropists, such as Stephen Girard and the Dupont family. And they showcase the city's vibrant visual arts community featuring works from the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Rodin Museum, the Barnes Foundation, and the Joan of Arc sculpture, as well as studies of artists Thomas Eakins, Mary Cassatt, and Henry Ossawa Tanner. There is also a profile of renowned Le Bec-Fin chef Georges Perrier, who made Philadelphia a renowned culinary destination in the twentieth century.With lavish illustrations and enthusiastic text, Salut!celebrates a potpourri of all things French in the Philadelphia region.

Salut!: France Meets Philadelphia

Dolan, Therese

History & Criticism

Crossing the Line

When Owen Gilroy sets out to help his adolescent grandson, Sam, come to terms with his sexuality, he is forced to examine his own life by exploring that of-and solving a mystery about-their ancestor, Hiram Milhouse, a leading 19th-century scientist. Owen's discoveries are triggered when he and his partner Brock buy an old house in Philadelphia which once was Hiram's. Owen is soon tested by an affair that threatens his household and nearly destroys his effort to help Sam. His journey into the past, like his struggle to guide, then rescue, his grandson, reveals much about the changing shape of gay life in America today. The story of Owen and Sam unfolds against the backdrop of 9/11, terrorism, creationism, the Iraq War, and human cloning. Hiram's 19th-century world features a runaway slave, Darwinism, the Civil War, religion, and Republicans. In the end, the secrets of the past will have a profound impact on the lives of Owen and Sam.

Crossing the Line: A novel

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

AuthorHouse

When Owen Gilroy sets out to help his adolescent grandson, Sam, come to terms with his sexuality, he is forced to examine his own life by exploring that of--and solving a mystery about--their ancestor, Hiram Milhouse, a leading 19th-century scientist. Owen's discoveries are triggered when he and his partner Brock buy an old house in Philadelphia which once was Hiram's. Owen is soon tested by an affair that threatens his household and nearly destroys his effort to help Sam. His journey into the past, like his struggle to guide, then rescue, his grandson, reveals much about the changing shape of gay life in America today. The story of Owen and Sam unfolds against the backdrop of 9/11, terrorism, creationism, the Iraq War, and human cloning. Hiram's 19th-century world features a runaway slave, Darwinism, the Civil War, religion, and Republicans. In the end, the secrets of the past will have a profound impact on the lives of Owen and Sam.

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