What is the meaning of a life? This 52nd edition of The Golden Blade continues the themes of Destiny and Community by bringing narrative, biographical, literary, medical and karmic considerations to shed light on life. Can we discern significant correspondences or even patterns in what might otherwise appear as a random sequence of events? 8Do we discriminate between the essential and inessential details in our stories? Are we able to recognize the crucial encounters we have? Developing such life skills will help0 us to realize the intentions we have set ourselves for this incarnation. The contributors to this issue describe their processes and insights in their quests to make sense of life.

Light on Life: The Golden Blade 2000

Literature & Fiction

Winter, Dorit

Köhler, Henning

Deverell, Doré

Literary

Garber Communications

<p>Although my dog Scamp is the lead actor in this book, it is not a book about dogs. Children are the real focus, and the content is addressed to their grown-up handlers—the parents and teachers who guide them out of their blissful state of infant irresponsibility, through the challenges of childhood, and into their own unique, self-determined biographies.Training dogs and raising humans have startling areas of congruence. Mothers, fathers, grandparents, aunts, uncles, teachers, caregivers, or anyone working with children, I thought, might want to partake of lessons Scamp taught me.This book is my attempt to convey those lessons and their applications to school, home, and most significantly, life.From the Table of Contents:• Why Not Eat the Chocolate First?• A Child is Not a Dog• Firmness, Fairness, and Consistency; Practice and Repetition• Child Whisperers• Treats and Punishments• Be Cool!</p>

Train a Dog, but Raise the Child: A practical primer

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>This is a small but mighty book designed to empower teachers and parents in guiding early teens in understanding the potential power of their own writing. The author carefully walks one through many creative ideas for instilling a sense of grammar and structure that will liberate young writers to be masters of their own style with confidence. At a time in our culture when the teaching of grammar is often ignored or done in a dry uninteresting way, this book will help to enliven every composition and grammar class considerably!</p>

The Art and Science of Teaching Composition

Waldorf Publications

How can teachers develop strong writing skills in their students in classroom and in life? Clarity and precision, empathy, and calls-to- action happen when the writing stimulates a clear response. Capacities in writers take practice and focus and refined skill in a teacher. Fire the Imagination — Write On! is a vehicle for developing those teaching skills that, in turn, develop writing skills in the young and old. The rigor of the lessons makes for engagement and plain old fun in working hard on good writing. Just the ticket for middle and high school youngsters — effective with adults as well!

Fire the Imagination, Write On!

Waldorf Publication

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