ARE YOU BEING ATTACKED PSYCHICALLY? Yes! Every day you are exposed to negative forces in the environment from cynical people, malicious people, media advertisements, noise pollution and many other sources. These psychic attacks can cause neuroses, physical illnesses, bad luck -- even accidents. Another 10% of psychic attacks are due to metaphysical sources such as black magic, demonic spirits, poltergeists, and energy vampires. Protected by the Light is the first ever, comprehensive guide to diagnosing, treating and preventing psychic attacks. Dr. Goldberg uses the latest research on energy fields, auric bodies, chakras, white magic, black magic, possession, and demonology -- as well as case histories from his hypnotherapy practice -- to explore and explain the phenomenon of psychic attacks. The book includes more than 55 exercises to help you strengthen your aura and learn to protect yourself and your loved ones against all forms of psychic attack. Psychic protection of this type brings with it a personal empowerment like no other.

Protected by the Light : The Complete Book of Psychic Self Defense; 2nd Edition

Religion & Spirituality

Dr. Bruce Goldberg

New Age & Spirituality

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John Doyle Lee lived a life of heroic proportions. He was a leader of uncommon energy and courage in a movement that helped shape the western United States. Brigham Young is reported to have said that Lee was the most competent frontiersman and settler that he had ever known. On a human scale, Lee was considered by most of those who knew him to be an intelligent, kind and even tender-hearted man who shared his food, shelter, knowledge and respect with everyone who needed it. He was a friend and teacher to the Indian tribes. He was a polygamist who married nineteen wives and fathered sixty-five children. But Lee's life ended in tragedy, as he took the blame for one of the most infamous atrocities of frontier history, The Mountain Meadows Massacre of 1857. Hounded into exile in the remote Grand Canyon and Navajo Country, he built and operated Lee's Ferry and Lee's Lonely Dell, now an historic monument. Eventually, he was arrested, imprisoned and brought to trial in ! federal courts twice, convicted, and executed by firing squad on the very site of the Massacre, on March 23, 1877. A witness to both inspiring and degrading events, John D. Lee recorded irreplaceable history in his Journals and other writings throughout his life. This book contains important Lee writings that have not been published in full in this Century, as well as supporting historical documents, some of which have not been published previously.

Writings of John D. Lee

Biographies & Memoirs

John Doyle Lee

Samuel N. Henrie

Historical

Do real men cook? Of course they do. From the great chefs of France to the rough-and-tumble short-order cooks, real men have been preparing manly dishes for centuries. 
In The Real Man's Cookbook W. J. Rayment explains (in terms a real man can understand) how to cook, when to cook, what to cook, and even why to cook. With dry wit and wisdom, he dishes out recipes, reflects on the state of society, and solves the world's most pressing problems. He points out how chicken in a Gorgonzola sauce can bring us peace in our time. His bean soup recipe is a sure fix for the energy crisis. 
This valuable volume contains such original recipes as French Squish Sandwiches and Potatoes O’Diana, as well as old favorites like Slop-on-the-Shingle, Beef Potpie, Roast Beast, Shepherd's Pie, Bacon-Wrapped Baked Potatoes, and Spaghetti. These recipes are fresh, easy, and pass the most crucial test of all -- they taste good.

The Real Man's Cookbook: How, When, What and Why to Cook

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Rayment, W J.

Regional & International

While guiding us into the rainforests and savannas of lowland South America on a quest to understand Amerindian myths and rituals, A Discourse-Centered Approach to Culture is simultaneously an intellectual journey into the theory of culture, and an endeavor to fathom the human differences that are attributable to culture, from consciousness of the physical world and time to the ritual practices of chanting and speaking in secret languages. Urban argues that we cannot assume that culture is shared; we must study the question empirically. And the logical starting point for such an investigation is the discourse that actually circulates within communities--around the campfire, in ritual chanting or laments, and in speech more generally. The book contains detailed analyses of myths that were tape-recorded in their Amerindian settings, including comparisons among distinct versions collected over time, and it explores the actual mechanisms of ritual wailing, ceremonial dialogues, and other discourse phenomena.

A Discourse-Centered Approach to Culture

Politics & Social Sciences

Urban, Greg

Greg Urban

Social Sciences

This collection of short stories, full of laughs, insight, and family photos, offers a glimpse into the daily trials of the wives of working cowboys. It can be a difficult life, but is always rewarding in the end. Whether learning to back up a gooseneck horse trailer, towing her husband's truck, or covering-up for a mischievous dog, the author always finds humor when it seems all would be lost. More than just a book about ranch life, these stories about marriage and family, reach out to all women.

Such is the Life of a Cowboy's Wife

Jean Bowser

Bowser, Jean

Community & Culture

This book is about finding encouragement in all seasons of life. Iris Lee Underwood encourages the reader to embrace each season for its particular benefits: to find love, joy and peace where hate, despair and strife prevail. She believes if we learn to see with our spiritual eyes, if we keep the eyes of our souls open, fear will diminish and failure will turn to opportunity because we have embraced courage. Journey with Iris as she encourages you to dream your dreams and seek your treasure no matter what season of life you find yourself in. From season to season, year to year, become an observer and participant in life through the power of encouragement.

Encouraging Words for All Seasons

Self-Help

Iris Lee Underwood

Underwood, Iris Lee

Happiness

Ibn Saud: King By Conquest

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was created by the man whose life is recounted in this book. His sons still rule it nearly a century after the day in mid-January 1902, when triumphant in a bloody battle against odds, Abdul Aziz ibn Abdur Rahman ibn Faisal as Saud, just twenty-five years old, stood on the battlements of the capital city, Riyadh, and proclaimed to all, ‘Your own amir is with you again!’ For the next thirty years, Ibn Saud’s superior intelligence, strong body, great courage, deep comprehension of the strengths and weaknesses of his people, and indisputable charisma were all used in full measure to regain most of his ancestors’ holdings and to unite them into a kingdom, formally declared so on 27 September 1932.The ebbs and flows of the struggle to reach that goal are a saga of ingenious ploys that together with acts of force freed him from the threat of three strong adversaries and a large number of weaker ones. At the end, through the shrewd use of religious fervor, Ibn Saud had an army of unprecedented valor and strength of purpose. In 1929–30 a part of that army turned against him and was dispersed only after a period of uncertainty, but stability had been achieved when on 9 May 1933 a contract obtained by the Standard Oil Company of California granted rights to explore for and develop the resources of oil in the eastern half of the nation.The revenues from oil after the first valid discovery in mid-1938 were, during the king’s lifetime, used mainly to satisfy his wants and those of his family, for Ibn Saud made all decisions. More often than not the exchequer was empty but the government functioned.The final section of the book discusses Ibn Saud himself: his aspect, his qualities of mind, mannerisms, and interests. He was a man of his time with a greater-than-average sex drive. He had 48 legitimate sons, 22 declared wives, and later in life, several concubines. Some marriages were made only to firm up alliances, but all were consummated.

Ibn Saud: King by Conquest

Sander, Nestor

Leaders & Notable People

Sharks: For Your Eyes Only is a guidebook dedicated to scuba divers and snorkelers who want to organize a shark diving adventure. There are more than 20 different shark species to choose from in more than 30 geographical areas of the world. Just pick a particular species and the book will explain where, when, and with whom you can find this shark, where to stay and how to get there, and what to bring and how to make reservations. The objective is to protect this endangered species through increasing interaction between sharks and humans. Tourism experts estimate that 200,000 people participated in a shark diving activity last year worldwide. It may seem like a lot to some, but it is actually only 0.003% of the world population. More people need to discover the extraordinary and fascinating experience of diving with sharks as it helps to understand the urgent need for shark protection programs.

Sharks: For Your Eyes Only

DAVID, MARTIN

Short stories for readers of all ages from a modern-day folk writer. Borrowing from the tradition of magical realism, these allegories are filled with spirituality, music, the power of nature, love and loss and internal conflict. These stories have been inspired by the author's many adventures traveling throughout the world. His timeless messages transcend the written word and come to life read aloud around campfires and passed down through the generations.

The Dancing Country and Other Stories

Literature & Fiction

Michael Shipler

Shipler, Michael

Contemporary

The one sure way to be successful in today's corporate world is to never make a mistake. This book will carefully explain how anyone--even you--can actually stop making mistakes once and for all, and get to the top of the corporate ladder.

How to Never Make a Mistake: Achieving Success in a World That is Always Looking for Someone to Blame

Business & Money

Sosna, Sheldon B.

Business Culture

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