....In the unending definement of this book I honestly believe that people will find out soon enough what will happen to them when the moment of life's ending comes along, but it is my duty as both a dying patient, and as a woman of religion, to tell others who may not know, and to explain the best of my ability the atrocities that actually occured in this place.... ....Unlike most of the general masses I can hear many other pulses of life, but this all comes from knowing God and the child within as she absorbs the building tensions and rechannels that energy into a rightful and God-fearing direction, hence creating a fullfilling existence regardless if that same individual is hurting or is at peace....

I speak candidly about radiation sickness in a poignant manner, because of not only the fact concerning myself succumbing to it, but I wanted to create a memorable impact as well as there exist people scattered about this world as these same people are suffering and dying from this copiously sad disease, or affliction, or mans' desires to alter the enviornment as he is now doing more harm than aiding it. ...But as this story that is heart touching as it is revealing, the young victim still maintained a sense of gentleness and patience in the direction of his unprovoked enemies, which were those at the very nuclear power plant, in his eyes, gave him life; a chance at hope for a brighter future in a rural place, but still candidly holding onto the past in which he has grown. Becomming completely ravaged from the terrible effects of the high level of nuclear radiation and from the industrial accident in which he fell prey, this toxic waste worker still manages to keep himself peacefully aware of not only the ultimate consequences of their mistake, or inexcusable blunder that should never be forgotten or done again.

....In the unending definement of this book I honestly believe that people will find out soon enough what will happen to them when the moment of life's ending comes along, but it is my duty as both a dying patient, and as a woman of religion, to tell others who may not know, and to explain the best of my ability the atrocities that actually occured in this place.... ....Unlike most of the general masses I can hear many other pulses of life, but this all comes from knowing God and the child within as she absorbs the building tensions and rechannels that energy into a rightful and God-fearing direction, hence creating a fullfilling existence regardless if that same individual is hurting or is at peace....

The second book in the series; a continuation followed by another volume. 'Mandatory' translations prior to each chapter unfold before the reading audience and its inner senses, and where tremendous psychological pains which later transformed into agony and triumph that obviously found no outlet was here for imagination to take hold. Unlike the first volume there is excitement, as these SONGS OF MILKWEED are different and make one feel something silently gripping, and even expressing deep and distrurbing fears as photos are also enclosed in this wonderfully told book of rare insights and hindsights which are equal to my varied testimonies. VOLUME 2 is a different look at the ever evolving mind of LAMA MILKWEED L. AUGUSTINE PH.D PROF.

This book specicifally deals with a leengthy, but rather exciting life of a now elderly gentleman and his only son. It describes this man as a slaughterhouse laborer who was forced to retire from his lifelong task and family tradition. Like his father before him, he lost many things in his life that mattered, specifically his wife, his father, and his infamous "job." Mr. Frank Gulnn, this old man, filled with a seething mixture of witheld emotions which were pulling at him from all directions as he dwelled on this farmland that he provided for his family. Mr. Gulnn transformed into a secretive and insane murderer as he butchered innocent people in his kitchen of this old, humble white farmhouse. His adult son, Roger Gulnn, eventually became witness to his father's various altering moods. The middle aged man, Roger, carrying within, profound love of his aged father, soon became afraid, but now he was afraid OF him, rather than FOR his building atrocities, like his fiendish plots against unsuspecting women. In the end Mr. Gulnn kills himself only after finding the love of his surviving son is intact. (At least, that is what the old man thinks.) Unable to tangibly bear being completely alone with only the tools of his "beloved trade," hence the "bearer of the cleaver" was no more. Leaving a small rural farming community in shock and a son emotionally crippled and savagely torn. Despite it all, love manages to beat beneath coatings of tragic discord. The slaughterhouse is a nesessary evil, but it can become a place of reckoning. It was the place which contained this old gentleman's very identity, only it got the better of him. Using the very cleaver that belonged to his slaughtering fatherbefore him; A tale of "fatherly' slaughter

SEQUEL III is a fascinating continuation in the horror series of the immortal "CHAIN SAW MAN"-Allen Shaw-as it so fluently speaks of him and his intense journey of healing and submissions. These transcending sojourns take him through many phases that conjure stark realities that flourish within us all. CAROLYNE SHAW, "Allen's Momma," was equally a very large integral contribution to the story's throbbing and customary characteristics that were both emotional and powerfully gripping. Allen's step by step journey takes him back to the places in life where he did not receive, but on an equal foothold, he truly learned that it's all right to be one's predestined self-even if only inwardly. There are some fast paced scenes of a different kind of horror genre, as the Texas F. B. I. and the medical world, had occasionally invaded-invaded the ways of the aloof chain saw wielding mad man who continued to fearfully enthrall those who hear him silently lurking-Even from beyond the grave! The truths rarely spoken of the "anti-Christ" child are most equally depicted with words of inclusion, as all of the opposites in this very same light of intellect, belief, affinity, and paradoxically. Both of these souls desperately hoped for better days, as neither one could se the other. However the old Indian skin walker/Shaman and trickster, had carried successfully-Allen Shaw; THE CHAIN SAW MAN-through his sojourn of very human struggles and concealed fears, as battles with Satan's only son-the Son of Parendition-as a child, before rising to power and might, the chain saw as it "cried" out by it's own power, as my occult mysticisms were brought into description both depthfully, but briefly. The Lord cast outno one if one desires to attain the miracle of Heaven, and regardless of where one has priorly been. The CHAIN SAW MAN was certainly no exception, although he was in the eyes of incredulous humanity.

I speak candidly about radiation sickness in a poignant manner, because of not only the fact concerning myself succumbing to it, but I wanted to create a memorable impact as well as there exist people scattered about this world as these same people are suffering and dying from this copiously sad disease, or affliction, or mans' desires to alter the enviornment as he is now doing more harm than aiding it. ...But as this story that is heart touching as it is revealing, the young victim still maintained a sense of gentleness and patience in the direction of his unprovoked enemies, which were those at the very nuclear power plant, in his eyes, gave him life; a chance at hope for a brighter future in a rural place, but still candidly holding onto the past in which he has grown. Becomming completely ravaged from the terrible effects of the high level of nuclear radiation and from the industrial accident in which he fell prey, this toxic waste worker still manages to keep himself peacefully aware of not only the ultimate consequences of their mistake, or inexcusable blunder that should never be forgotten or done again.

THE MILKWEED PROPHESY;EPITAPH OF THE APOCALYPSE, is an incredible and in-depth explanation of not only the Apocalypse, but told from an an actual "involvement" where the author herself ensplenders her own emotional framework in a manner of religious literature that has never been captured before. All of these events were based solely upon the Professor's lifetime of visions and actual "visitations' and apparitions and actual visitations of Mary, the Mother of God, and actual accounted events that have been witnessed by credible people. This book of uncommon insights will starled the mind, and very heart of the reader, as he is taken on horseback into the actual Apocalypse, and stares face to face with the Devil himself-LUCIFER! The near possesion this young author claims boldly, as this was also documented and witnessed, but the literal "protection" from God saved Milkweed after her only suicide attempt. This book powerfully illustrates what it is truely like to be a believer, but one who is chosen long ago to understand and to teach, and even now fooling her medical doctors and living well beyond her expected time alotted to her, but still extremely deteriorated from this catastrophic termainl illness that plagues her mysterious life. This work, "divinely" inspired, is highly reccommended for anyone who truely wants and needs to know about the Book of God's Revelations, as well as about himself. This same remarkible book of stunning words translate themselves likend to the Bible, as the author clearly defines herself, but without ever in abruption of the eternal glory of God. Her impressive artwork, as well as photography, is also here to enlighten and illuminate the mind, and tohopefully make all understand the truth of God's Kingdom, and the ultimate sacrifice; the cricifixion and dereliction of our God-Jesus the Christ!

A heart touching story of science fiction that is comprised of deep and humanistic emotion. Taking place in the future of our world, as an accidental creation came to easily coexist among us: The "computer" people, but they are a compassionate, free thinking, and existing populous who rival our intelligence. Emphasizing the family structure in the misty, hazy pages of this wonderfully compelling book of rare insights. "DELL," the main character of this story, born with a fatal virus that is considered the "scourge" of these poor people. Emotions and acts of dedication, as well as the overwhelming willingness to succeed continuously clash as the parent of this beautiful and precious child, born dying and infected, advocates forevermore, and "makes" the medical and technical world listen to the powerful truths that are obviously seen and experienced by both this man, and his first born son, DELL. "Dell Jr. 0043867," was the fixation of the world, as this virus ridden "computer" child unknowingly aided these medical/technical, and social professionals with valuable information that became milestones. Despite his disablements one can surely see a "learnnerd" spirit that peacefully smiles at the world, as well as with an ever loitering threat demise concerning the bodily realm. The ever loving trust this little one carried unto all who are the closest to him as he required continuous care until his suffering ceased. This heart warming story touches the fragile threads of humanity through the unceasing joy of simply being present in the very same soul of this beautiful child, although dying with a virus as he is a "living computer" composite like the rest of his people here. The need to beloved, nurtured, and cherished, hence achieving miracles when one is the recipient. The child known as "DELL" will touch you're heart: So will his virus.

"SONGS OF MILKWEED; A GIFT FROM THE FIELDS," is a book of unrivaled beauty, great sadness, and intrigue. It explicitly talks about the Lama''s profound and countless struggles, as well as those hidden glories, and ensplendouring insights inspired through living the call of religious existence, as well as that of horrific forms of bodily and spiritual neglect, and torture with wrongful imprisonments. There are numerous writings that were specially chosen, in which that the author has exemplified with the deepest of our concealed emotions. One is able to see just how her very life was affected through these many enlightening entries. Some entries the author had written go far back as 1981, when she was just fourteen y ears old. A remarkably told book that truly gets to the very "heart" of all of us. Where we are thusly reminded of the everlasting light above us: And within us. The many striking photos and drawings also enclosed in these pages, and with their captions, fully epitomize the Lama at her real and truest calling that is solely encompassed, and combined with religion. Along with that of religion, she expresses her concerns to endlessly preserve the past: Both inwardly, and outwardly. Telling her own two respected colleagues, and the stunned reader, about these professions, but with the greatest sense of humble dignity. Lama Milkweed L. Augustine, now Venerable Rimpoche, also tells of "THE GOOD FEARLESS DEATH." But, told through the very eyes and spirit of one who is on the brink of certain demise, however done so in a loving manner customary to her medical field. Depicting, as well as reminding us, of just what our loving Lord and Savior has done. "It is because of HIM, we nolonger have a casket and a headstone to look forward to." Ven. Lama Rimpoche, Miss Milkweed L. Augustine