One Child One Seed

CAVE, KATHRYN

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Sean McGrath's autobiography chronicles his journey through the initiations of young adulthood - and theneed during his constant moving, for an anchoring love. His long andimpetuous infatuation with Nadya a beautiful Eurasian girl endsin obsession and rejection - and his futile search for the "reasonswhy," in many of the wrong places. His odyssey takes him for a visitwith a mysterious monk in Burma prior to the bloody revolution of1988, on an adventure with a 'lion man' conservationist who is killedby poachers in Kenya, to an encounter with mercenaries implicated inthe assassination of the president of the Comoros Islands, anorientation session with a doomsday cult and experimentation withdrugs and sex in the red light district of Bangkok. During his collegedays in the United States he is reunited with Nadya whose eventual'betrayal' leads to his addiction to amphetamines, rehabilitation in apsychiatric ward and a brief encounter with a radical revolutionarygroup. His spiritual awakening begins while on a Red Cross mission tothe areas devastated by the eruption of Mt Pinatubo and his volunteerwork in the Cordilleras of the Philippines, leads to a psychichealer's clinic, an encounter with the Pope on World Youth Day inManila and culminates at a funeral pyre in the shadows of the majesticsnow-capped Himalayas.

The Scream of the Butterfly

Religion & Spirituality

McGrath, Sean

New Age & Spirituality

This book is a dictionary of traditional and contemporary Filipino culture and values.

Dictionary of Filipino culture and values

Andres, Tomas D.

Andres, Tomas Quintin D

Reference

Dr. Ralph Emerson Hibbs was born in Hiteman, Iowa. He received his M.D. degree from the University of Iowa in 1936 and later served his internship in Portland, Oregon and his residency in Chicago. He won a fellowship at the Cleveland Clinic prior to spending five years in the U.S. Army Medical Corps, four of which were spent overseas--three as a P.O,W, in the Philippines. After the War, the author married (in 1946) and served on the staff of the University of Oregon Medical School, and later established his practice there. In 1951, along with three other physicians he founded the Doctors' Clinic in Medford, Oregon. He retired in 1984 but still kept himself occupied with charitable medical projects, doing missionary work in Honduras, Mexico and the Philippines. Traveling worldwide, and on a somewhat more relaxing note, he enjoys hunting, rowing, fishing and "anything outdoors." Widowed after forty years of marriage, Dr. Hibbs and his late wife, Jeanne, have four children: Jill Anne, Ralph E., Jr., Stephen Howard and Jennifer Jeanne. This is his first full-length published book.

Tell MacArthur to wait

Hibbs, Ralph Emerson

Flying over Kansas: Personal views

Torrevillas, Rowena

The unseen war and other tales from Mindanao

Enriquez, Antonio Reyes

Rizal, Josephine, and the Jesuits: The poem-vindicated world hero from the Philippines and the retraction scandal

Bernardo, R. M

A blade of fern: A novel about the Philippines

Tiempo, Edith L

My patria: Poems and essays

Feliciano, Dawn

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