As a 40 year old ex-spiritual seeker, I have spent the last 20 years of my life exploring the meaning, value, and purpose of life. One day, something occurred that cleared all the chatter and fear from my mind. The peace and connection I was seeking, became me. My world, thoughts, past, and future all became one. I was at peace and at home with myself and everything. I suddenly realized I had been a drop of water in the ocean, looking for water. This incredible feeling of connection with life was so strong that I had to put it in words as a teaching to others. The results are these poems and their hidden messages that I have written for you. This book is designed to bring your awareness from the mind and thoughts to your connection with Oneness. Similar to Reiki, Massage, Meditation, Prayer, Yoga, etc... these poems cleanse your mind and expand your awareness beyond your body. These poems make you feel free and alive. Any poem in the book can be chosen at random to invigorate your day. The book can also be read by chapter as a teaching to steer you toward its hidden messages and your freedom. I have capitalized words within the poems to bring your attention to the transparency and Oneness that each of these words represents. Imagine sitting on the beach and along comes a teacher of wisdom to point your attention to something you have forgotten. He reminds you of your connection with the sea, your connection with the sand and wind and the freedom that you have always known. This book is that teacher and you are the beach. This book will awaken the silent connection between you and the world. You will see your thoughts, others, and life as a part of you and all fears and threats will be truly seen as illusions. Hopefully, these poems will allow you to lose yourself in nature and life. You will become the things you read about. You will become the ocean, the wind and the surf. You will become free. This freedom will continue as your mind is awakened eve

Selling Nails On The Beach: An Original Collection OF Reiki Poems

MICHAEL SMITH

Business & Money

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Altered Orchid: The Tragedy of a Arabian Princess

Edgar Beaumont

Literature & Fiction

Earthly....earthy....down to earth. Peggy Rose Whiteneck's first poetry collection, From These Earthly Parts, is the work of a woman not only rooted in earth, but bathed in its mysteries. That strong sense of being grounded is also reflected in her philosophy of crafting poems: "I want my work to be accessible to all kinds of people and to connect deeply with the truths of their own experience - whether or not they've ever had the particular experiences described in specific poems. Maybe I'm swimming against the tide of literary opinion that assumes poetry is supposed to be esoteric and inscrutable, but I still believe a poem's first mission is to communicate - and to do so for as broad an audience as it can reach." Peggy was born in Massachusetts and raised on a farm in New Hampshire. She has lived in Maryland, Virginia, and Florida and has traveled to Guatemala, Ecuador, Peru, and France. She now lives and works in Vermont and calls it home.

From These Earthly Parts

Whiteneck, Peggy Rose

Poetry

In the 1870s, three brothers, Edward, George and Charles Butler, started a business venture that would eventually become one of the greatest business success stories in American history. Together, the three brothers came up with the idea to sell wholesale merchandise to retail stores through the mail and use catalogs as their selling tool. Butler Brothers opened their first warehouse in Boston in 1877. In 1879, the brothers moved their business to Chicago. The business expanded to New York (1880), St. Louis (1898), Minneapolis (1907), Dallas (1911), Baltimore (1930), and San Francisco (1932). Each catalog has become a small time capsule and includes all that was being manufactured and sold at that given point in time from the 1870s through the 1940s. This volume contains the glass and pottery sections from four early catalogs; November 1896, Spring and Summer 1898, Spring 1903, and Spring 1906.

A Butler Brothers Catalog Collection: Original Catalog Reprints from the Glass and Pottery Sections of "Our Drummer" Wholesale Catalogs

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Schenning, Craig S.

Antiques & Collectibles

In the wilderness of Alaska, the rich and abundant salmon runs are being damaged at an alarming rate. Excess sedimentation to the streams of the Kenai Peninsula threatens not only the salmon's continued existence, but also the multitude of people whose economy is dependent upon the annual salmon spawning runs up the tributaries of the Kenai River. The Phoenix Environmental Research Institute (PERI) sends one of its best aquatic biologists, Dr. Chad Gunnings, to investigate this wild corner of North America. When Chad and his associates are attacked at the Anchorage airport by members of the Warrior Society, a native paramilitary organization, they know that something very secretive is behind the problems in the Kenai. Their adventures take Chad and his colleagues to the site of the Kenai Catastrophe, the site of a 100-year old massacre of an Indiana village What does the catastrophic event have to do with the present day environmental problems in the Kenai?

The Kenai Catastrophe

Barbour, Michael T.

Action & Adventure

Author Dwight Johnson learned to love stories from his father who was a master storyteller. Sometimes he would ask him after one of his taller tales, "Is that story really true?" His father's answer was always the same, "All stories are true." Eventually Dwight came to believe that indeed all stories were true, especially if they communicated true values or elicited true feelings. Now Dwight has taken his understanding of storytelling and put it in context of one of his other favorite things, his dogs. Much of what Dwight knows about life he owes to his faithful dogs. This particular book about Arnold brings the reader into the dog's world, a world where it is impossible to hold a grudge, a world where fairness reigns supreme and a world where love is given unconditionally. Spend a year with Arnold and his family and learn about life, love and all the things that can truly make someone happy.

Arnold Tales

Children's Books

Johnson, Dwight

Animals

How would you feel if Indians attacked your wagon, killed your Ma and Pa and kidnapped your little sister, Hannah? Thirteen-year-old Jacob Thompson is alive to tell his story only because he was rescued by two rough old mountain men in this pre-Oregon Trail adventure. Prophet is an old trapper who teaches Jacob mountain man's ways as they search for his sister. Four-Toes Wallace is Prophet's grouchy partner who has no use for anyone, especially Indians, and "greenhorns" like Jacob. Jacob is forced to grow up fast if he is to survive. He must master skills he never dreamed he'd need, and survive dangers he never thought he'd face. Along the way he discovers a new talent, which changes his life and gives him a new name. Can Jacob endure Four-Toes' insults? Can he keep his scalp in dangerous Blackfeet country? Can he survive a deadly grizzly bear attack? And what about little Hannah?

The Youngest Mountain Man

Kelley, Gary

Since the early 1900s Farberware has been making timeless gifts for homemakers. Many of these treasures, which are still collected and used, have been included in this book in over 170 color photos and nearly 100 original catalog pages. As a chrome, aluminum or Art Deco collector, this book will become an invaluable resource for you. From coffee pots to tea pots, from salt and pepper sets to cocktail sets, this book will provide you with all the information known about the early years of the Farberware business. Also included are those look alike patterns made by other companies during this time period; Farber & Shlevin and Farber Bros. Simon W. Farber arrived in the U.S. in 1898 from Russia and started his business by pounding and hammering out items in his basement shop in Manhattan. He quickly hired some extra hands and by 1910 the company was producing a variety of serving items and giftware. By 1930, Farberware had introduced small appliances to their catalogs. Still in business today, the Farberware name is known for quality cookware and appliances, but in the early years they manufactured fabulous giftware.

The Fabulous World of Farberware

Feehan, Janice

It's Special to Me

Allison Tutalo

Activities, Crafts & Games

There are many religions that exist in today's "ME" world. Christianity, while popular to say the least, doesn't even come close to a majority in the polls. Even The Beatles were more popular than Christ. While history explains that there is more written about Jesus than any other man, it would be safe to say there is more disdain towards Christ than full, loving belief in His mission. However, Jesus fulfilled His mission. He went through with it. He died on the cross to save the very people who nailed the spikes. Man, in his imperfection, can profess to believe in Christ. But still we stumble along, being human, being sinful. We fall short, counting on God's grace each and every day. For some, this free gift is recognized and realized now. God forgives, so we can go forward, being humans, falling short, by nature sinful. For many, God's grace doesn't quite do the job. Jesus says, "God's grace is sufficient" and "whoever believes is me shall be saved." But, what if no one believed?

What If No One Believed?

Religion & Spirituality

Edsall, David

Worship & Devotion

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