Energy Beyond Thought

Kaushik, R. P.

Sports & Outdoors

Journey Pubns

The Ultimate Transformation

Religion & Spirituality

New Age & Spirituality

<p>Organic Alchemy is based on talks and discussions held in Europe and America in the summer of 1974. The topics relate to actual living situations, and for that reason are in the nature of a practical guide to self-exploration rather than mere academic discussion. To bring about a radical transformation of the human mind the totality of the mind has to be understood. First of all, the conflict between the conscious and the unconscious has to be eliminated. When the deepest recesses of the unconscious are explored and understood, this integration releases a tremendous energy. If this energy is not misused, the spiritual transformation that follows is an effortless and nameless event. In some cases the spiritual transformation occurs first, without a complete unfoldment of the psychic content. For many persons the development of the psychic sensibility may not be important, because conflict can end even in its absence. But for the sake of completeness, the psychic sensibility, which is an activity within the field of the known of the relative, is still important. Organic alchemy thus has two stages. The first is the transformation of the nigredo into albedo, which can be likened to the psychic transformation. At his level of transformation, although there is sufficient power and happiness, there is not a complete enlightenment. The second stage, the transformation of the albedo into rubedo, is a truly complete transformation in which the ego disappears completely. In this state not only is there power and supreme bliss also total understanding</p>

Organic Alchemy

From California to Colorado and Peru, from there and then to here and now, we are taken on an incredible odyssey of wonder and self-discovery. The two stories that overlap in "Gala's 12: An Interdimensional Journey" by Bob Gunnó reflect the dual nature of reality and must be interpreted by the reader depending on their own experiences, beliefs, imagination, and level of awareness. "Gala’s 12" is an interactive story. That is, the main characters interact with you, the reader, and you become at least indirectly involved. The title, "Gala’s 12", refers to twelve proposals put forth from another dimension as an effort to reveal more of what’s really going on in our universe. The narrative is not as straightforward as it may initially appear. Worlds and realities intermix, questions are raised, and answers sought. And yet "Gala’s 12" is most definitely an incredible "story" in its own right. From the author’s perspective, this is indeed a true story. Whatever your assessment of this book is, or becomes, the "Twelve Propositions," around which it all revolves are an essential guideline for both surviving and evolving in this new millennium.

Gala's 12: An Interdimensional Journey

Gunn, Bob

<p>The Scar of David is historic fiction about a Palestinian family from the village of Ein Hod, which was emptied of its inhabitants by the newly formed State of Israel in 1948. It is told in the first person by Amal, who is born into that family in a UN-administered refugee camp in Jenin, where her family would eventually die waiting, or fighting, to return to their beloved Palestine. Set in lap of one of the 20 th century's most intractable political conflicts, this novel weaves through history, friendship, love, frayed identity, terrorism, exhaustion of the spirit, surrender, and courage. Three massacres and two major wars provide five corners to this novel: 1. Sabra and Shatila, Lebanon, 1982; 2. US embassy bombing, Beirut, 1983; 3. Refugee camp of Jenin, West Bank, 2002; 4. The Naqbe , Mandate Palestine, 1948; and 5. The Six Day War, Middle East, 1967. During the family's eviction from their ancestral village, Ishmael, Amal's brother is lost in the mayhem of people fleeing for their lives. Just a toddler at the time, Ishmael is raised by a Jewish family and grows up as David, an Israeli soldier. During the 1967 war, Yousef, Amal's eldest brother, comes face to face with David, his brother the Jew. Yousef recognizes his brother by a prominent scar across David's face. The title of this story takes its name from this scar, and assumes other layers of meaning as it is told. The end is the beginning: terrible suffering packaged by Western press into perfidious sound bites, like "the Middle East Conflict," and "War on Terrorism." But through the course of this story, a suicide bomber is given a name, face and life of a man pushed to incomprehensible limits; An Arab girl of pious and humble beginnings escapes her destiny and lives the "American Dream," which her soul cannot bear; An Israeli man becomes tangled in a truth he cannot reconcile, and his identity can find no repose but in the temporary anesthetic of alcohol.</p>

The Scar of David

Literature & Fiction

Susan Abulhawa

Contemporary

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