Women: Down Through the Ages, How Lies Have Shaped Our Lives is a capsule summary of civilization under men's thumbprint. It's a light-hearted romp through the tragedy of history, a nightmare we've yet to awaken from. We're still in a deep-sleep of tradition, lulled by the enslaving and enchanting tricks of the marketplace. Men too are trapped in the "charade of the sexes." having to pretend at who and what we are. Even the most powerful men are helpless to escape the "manhood trap." Out of balance, their testosterone-obsessed quest runs riot. Their deluded script substitutes money for mommy.

Women: Down Through the Ages, How Lies Have Shaped Our Lives

Schaefer, Jerry

Parenting & Relationships

Winter Press

Alistur the Magnificent

Teen & Young Adult

Winter, D L

Literature & Fiction

The Kore Goddess: A Mythology and Psychology is an in-depth exploration of an overlooked mythic and psychic pattern. Also known as the Maiden or Virgin, the Kore personifies an archetypal state of youthful being in which a person becomes one-in-herself. By applying Jungian depth psychology to ancient Greek imagery, Safron Rossi traces the reemergence of this archetype in contemporary individuation and soul-making, bringing to light the critical capacity to be psychologically virginal. In her treatment of this theme, Rossi draws on her prior study of Greek triad goddesses, showing how the Kore pattern is woven into configurations such as the Fates, the Furies, the Graces and other bands of female deities. Expanding Jung’s little known insight that the Kore is central to women’s psychology, Rossi reveals a teleology of soul related to korehood—a deep integrity grounded in one’s essential nature and character. Our relationship to this archetypal pattern brings a sense of vitality and sovereignty, as well as a connection to the interior rhythms of life.

The Kore Goddess: A Mythology & Psychology

Rossi Ph.D., Safron

Mythology & Folk Tales

In Jung vs. Borg Glen Slater argues the industrial disruption of the outer world is being followed by a post-industrial disruption of the inner world, resulting in a different order of existential crisis, making the collapse of global ecosystems look like a warm-up act. The main event, beginning with the psycho-social fragmentation of the digital age, appears to be the collapse of our ecology of mind. As he explores critical precursors of this phenomenon and shows how this crisis will accelerate through the attempt to merge human and machine, Slater demonstrates how the psychology of the unconscious, born in the shadow of the Industrial Revolution, can be deployed as a counter-measure. Facing this technologically-induced fragmentation of the human psyche presents a profound challenge. The way of the world is now mostly fused with the way of technology. A global technocracy supporting a mass migration into cyberspace transcends the power of any individual government or corporation. The technoscience at the core of this technocracy eyes a posthuman future, with the figure of the cyborg already visible on the horizon. A conspicuous image of our becoming, the cyborg essentializes the extrapolation of technocratic trends, making it a primary target for depth psychological analysis. Although the bedrock of being is about to be deeply shaken, there is terrain to traverse before we hardwire our minds to computers and become fully biomechanical. Much depends on our capacity to remain conscious of the effect each stage of innovation has on the psyche and on the social and cultural changes that will follow. It is right here we may juxtapose the exploitation of the inner world and the preservation of its integrity, which is set out in the psychology of C. G. Jung. It is in Jung's psychology we find the crux of a countercultural turn to the holistic character of the deeply human.

Jung vs Borg: Finding the Deeply Human in a Posthuman Age

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Slater, Glen

Psychology & Counseling

Controversial, provocative or inspirational, this book shows how homœopathy can become a vehicle for personal and planetary growth. Includes chapters on karma, the vital force, miasmatic disease, the role of the prescriber, cancer and childhood illnesses.

Homoeopathy and Human Evolution

MARTIN, MILES

Medical Books

Homoeopathic Alternative to Immunisation

Curtis, Susan

Written by a committed Christian and Homeopath of many years experience this is a clear and well researched book that explains why Christians need have no fear of homeopathy. It is also an excellent introduction to the scientific principles underlying homeopathy. A book to be read by all Christians who have concerns about homeopathy as a safe and appropriate treatment for themselves and their family. It is also invaluable for practitioners who may need to explain their therapy to Christian patients or groups.

A Christian's Guide to Homoeopathy

Alan Crook

Classical Homoeopathy Revisited

Dyson, Roger

Cole, Jean

Homoeopathy, Immunity and Infectious Diseases

Susan Curtis

Principles of Homoeopathic Philosophy

Margaret Roy

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