These beautiful, hand-painted mandalas are spiritual catalysts for love, healing, and uplifting transformation. Featuring fifty-three cards illustrated by Barry Stevens and a guidebook by renowned author Alana Fairchild, Dimensions of Light nurtures your soul and opens your heart to restorative alchemy. Each card will fill you with divine energy while the guidebook's accompanying messages magnify the radiance of this deck's sacred geometry.

Dimensions of Light: Natural Energy for Soul Illumination

Religion & Spirituality

FAIRCHILD, ALANA

Stevens, Barry

New Age & Spirituality

Llewellyn Publications

"The author of DON'T PUSH THE RIVER is a woman who obviously feels that personal growth is a lifelong endeavor. One cannot help but admire her open approach to life." Library Journal

Burst Out Laughing

Biographies & Memoirs

Regional U.S.

Celestial Arts

A classic work of the 1970s - long out-of-print - now available in a new GJP edition that includes all the author's original calligraphic illustrations plus new photographs of the Gestalt community she established on a ranch in Utah shortly after the book was published. Considered a classic by thousands in and outside the Gestalt therapy community, the book is a first-person account of Stevens' investigations of Gestalt Therapy, Zen Buddhism, the philosophy of J. Krishnamurti, and American Indian religious practices in an effort to deepen and expand personal experience and work through difficulties. In this autobiographical journal, the author reflects on a three-month period in association with Fritz Perls at the Gestalt Institute of Canada in 1969 and discusses how these other philosophies integrate with an enhance Gestalt therapy.

Don't Push The River

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

Don't Push the River (It Flows by Itself)

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

"Don't Push the River" is a first-person account of the author's use of Gestalt Therapy and the ways of Zen, Krishnamurti and the American Indian to deepen and expand personal experience and work through difficulties. "We have to turn ourselves upside down and reverse our approach to life." This autobiographical episode shows the author doing this during a three-month period in association with Fritz Perls at the Gestalt Institute of Canada in 1969.

Don't Push the River

Self-Help

Motivational

Real People Press

A classic work of the 1970s - long out-of-print - now available in a new GJP edition that includes all the author's original calligraphic illustrations plus new photographs of the Gestalt community she established on a ranch in Utah shortly after the book was published. Considered a classic by thousands in and outside the Gestalt therapy community, the book is a first-person account of Stevens' investigations of Gestalt Therapy, Zen Buddhism, the philosophy of J. Krishnamurti, and American Indian religious practices in an effort to deepen and expand personal experience and work through difficulties. In this autobiographical journal, the author reflects on a three-month period in association with Fritz Perls at the Gestalt Institute of Canada in 1969 and discusses how these other philosophies integrate with an enhance Gestalt therapy.

Don't Push the River: It Flows by Itself

The Gestalt Journal Press

Kicking Bombs: In the Land of Sand

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

ReadHowYouWant

After 22 years in the Army, there was nothing Craig Jackson (CJ) didn’t know about the deadly craft of bomb detection and disposal. He was the go-to guy for clearing an area of explosives. So when he left the military, there was really no choice: his expertise was rare, sought after, and potentially very lucrative. He’d long ago learnt to put the danger to one side; now he loved the adrenaline rush – the exhilaration – of the job, staying cool in the face of death, outsmarting the murderous and wily bomb-makers. Craig establishes his own landmine-clearance company, and is soon catapulted into the thick of the war in Iraq, tasked with disposing of Saddam Hussein’s massive array of bombs, ammunition and weapons. This is Craig’s dream job: getting to play with hundreds of thousands of tons of explosive ordnance, while also doing a bit of good on the side. Everything is going smoothly until a typical convoy sortie in the Iraqi desert turns Craig’s world into a nightmare. Ambushed by a large, well-armed and organised enemy force, Craig and his colleagues are taken prisoner by Saddam’s henchmen. Thrust into a nether world of pain and brutality, all of his thoughts and efforts become focussed on one thing: staying alive. Disarming a bomb would soon come to seem like child’s play, as Craig has to draw on every shred of his mental and physical strength to endure the horrific daily torture at the hands of his captors. He constantly dreams of escape, but will they break him first?

Kicking Bombs: in the Land of Sand

Historical

Big Sky Publishing

No Empujes el Rio (Porque fluye solo) (Spanish Edition)

Cuatro vientos

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