Discusses the Gaia theory--the idea that the earth is a single living organism--and argues that by adopting this philosophy the planet can be saved

Earthmind: A Modern Adventure in Ancient Wisdom

Devereux, Paul

STEELE, JOHN

Kubrin, David

Literature & Fiction

Harpercollins

An original composition of selected quotes, short poems, and one fable. Designed to stimulate the imagination, as the reader contemplates the deeper meanings to these simple quotes. Phrases certain to find an enduring home in American culture. Selected from the lifetime collection of the author, each written at a particular time and for a particular reason, for example: "What you know is not important, it's what you do with what you know" was created by the author thirteen years ago as an automatic response to his daughter, Elizabeth; each time he reminded her of a duty, deadline, or responsibility, she would respond, "I know."Fun to read. Sure to bring both a smile and a contemplative look from all who read it. The author blends humor, philosophy, and poetry in a marvelous way, creating a book which transcends many barriers. Insightful, imaginative, brilliant and stimulating. All America is certain to be injecting Steele Says into conservations from the boardroom to the bathroom.

Steele Saysý: Fun and Meaningful Quotes That Touch the Spirit and the Heart

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

iUniverse

Choices Create Consequencesý: Turn the negative in your life into something POSITIVEý

Argues that subtle electromagnetic frequencies provide communication throughout nature, and suggests ways to participate in this communication

Earthmind: Communicating With the Living World of Gaia

Religion & Spirituality

New Age & Spirituality

Inner Traditions

The American Connection to the Sinking of HMS Dasher

North Shore Publishing

The I LI or Bookn of Etiquette and Ceremonial

History

BiblioBazaar

The Babylonian Astronomical Compendium MUL.APIN (Scientific Writings from the Ancient and Medieval World)

MUL.APIN, written sometime before the 8th century BC, was the most widely copied astronomical text in ancient Mesopotamia: a compendium including information such as star lists, descriptions of planetary phases, mathematical schemes for the length of day and night, a discussion of the luni-solar calendar and rules for intercalation, and a short collection of celestial omens. This book contains an introductory essay, followed by a new edition of the text and a facing-page transliteration and English translation. Finally, the book contains a new and detailed commentary on the text. This is a fascinating study, and an important resource for anyone interested in the history of astronomy.

Hunger, Hermann

Ancient Civilizations

Routledge

Tower Of Babel (World of Darkness)

United States

White Wolf Publishing

The Secrets of HMS Dasher

Steele, Noreen

Military

Argyll Publishing

Seven Skins (Jackie Shaw)

Silvertail Books

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