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If you could ask a Shaman Elder any question, what would you want
to know?
Forty-five questions are answered through the words of Shaman
Elder Maggie who has practiced for over 50 years her centuries-old
family lineage of Traditional Shamanism, trained by her own Shaman
Grandmother.
See your life from a Traditional Shamanic perspective and
eliminate the fears and problems that interfere with your own
happiness. The questions in this book come from the thousands of
emails that Shaman Elder Maggie receives through her Internet
course and her free counseling service online.
Students of this book will:
- Discover the truth of your own energy and how to use it to your
favor
- Learn how to stand in your power and be captain of your own
ship
- Practice exercises you can use to bring balance to your
life
- Find the spiritual joy in living
- Discover ways to practice mental awareness so you never get
blindsided again
- Create physical health for yourself and those you love
- Improve your own life by adopting ancient Traditional Shamanic
principles
"The Shaman Speaks" provides wisdom for every day of your
life
"You put all these wonderful things out there for us to look at,
ponder on, research, pick up and play with, or to pick up add it to
our set of tools and learn to use. So, thank you for this most
fabulous tool. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you."
--Darill Hall
"I don't know how many lives and loves you have saved or helped
heal but you have done both here with us. Bless you, namaste
"
--Felicia Dale
"I realize that your purpose is to show me how to find the answers
within myself, which of course you knew all along. I know what it
means to be a teacher now. You truly are wise, Shaman Elder
Maggie." --John
About the Author
Shaman Elder Maggie has been providing counseling free of charge
for nearly 30 years. She has a Doctorate of Divinity and is a Usui
Reiki Master Teacher. She is an artist, a mystic, a visionary, a
teacher, a friend to all and a lover of life. She is one of
America's most beloved teachers of traditional Shamanism.
Learn more at www.ShamanElder.com
From the Modern Spirituality Series at Marvelous Spirit Press
www.MarvelousSpirit.com
OCC036030 Body, Mind & Spirit: Spirituality - Shamanism
Enjoy 12 months of gorgeous antique red and green quilts images
that showcase the elaborate handwork, quilting, and applique in
these special quilts from the 1800s.
The beauty of Indigo quilts is undeniable. Step inside the Poos
Collection of quilts, one of the largest privately held collections
in the world. Explore the origins of the fiber and fabric presented
by two members of the American Quilt Study Group. Featuring
stunning quilts circa 1750 to 1890, this collection of
blue-and-white beauties will inspire you to make gorgeous quilt
projects using present day Indigo or reproduction fabrics.
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Valodin (Paperback)
Shirley Kaye Timbrook; Contributions by Linda Massey, Lori Lee Bonser
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R481
Discovery Miles 4 810
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1790 and the French Revolution is here. Business sales have
collapsed through the spring and summer and the aristocrats are in
fear of having their heads cut off. Some people are purchasing land
in the northwest territories to move there and escape the
revolution. The land was being sold to help pay the debts of the
American Revolution. The group buying the American land became
known as the "French 500." This story will trace the lives of
Francis Valodin, a reported stowaway, and Pierre Antoine Laforge,
an aristocrat, back to France then on to where they and their
families lived in America. If you have an interest in history and
genealogy you should love this book. This has been a real adventure
for the people who contributed to its writing as there were so many
discoveries, many of which we never dreamed we would find. Many of
the pages are copies of the original emails which is unique because
the reader can feel the emotions of the writers as they communicate
their thoughts with their co-workers. There are new discoveries
with the POCAHONTAS genealogy found in the Barnett Family and
Pocahontas Sections of this book.
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Country Tails (Paperback)
Lori Lee Gerads; Illustrated by Samuel R. Boerboom; Spirit Press
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R412
Discovery Miles 4 120
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Children's fairytales, stories and poetry about animals in a
country setting and their interactions.. Beautifully written and
illustrated.
If you could ask a Shaman Elder any question, what would you want
to know?
Forty-five questions are answered through the words of Shaman
Elder Maggie who has practiced for over 50 years her centuries-old
family lineage of Traditional Shamanism, trained by her own Shaman
Grandmother.
See your life from a Traditional Shamanic perspective and
eliminate the fears and problems that interfere with your own
happiness. The questions in this book come from the thousands of
emails that Shaman Elder Maggie receives through her Internet
course and her free counseling service online.
Students of this book will:
- Discover the truth of your own energy and how to use it to your
favor
- Learn how to stand in your power and be captain of your own
ship
- Practice exercises you can use to bring balance to your
life
- Find the spiritual joy in living
- Discover ways to practice mental awareness so you never get
blindsided again
- Create physical health for yourself and those you love
- Improve your own life by adopting ancient Traditional Shamanic
principles
The Shaman Speaks provides wisdom for every day of your life "You
put all these wonderful things out there for us to look at, ponder
on, research, pick up and play with, or to pick up add it to our
set of tools and learn to use. So, thank you for this most fabulous
tool. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you."
--Darill Hall
"I don't know how many lives and loves you have saved or helped
heal but you have done both here with us. Bless you, namaste
"
--Felicia Dale
"I realize that your purpose is to show me how to find the answers
within myself, which of course you knew all along. I know what it
means to be a teacher now. You truly are wise, Shaman Elder
Maggie." --John
About the Author
Shaman Elder Maggie has been providing counseling free of charge
for nearly 30 years. She has a Doctorate of Divinity and is a Usui
Reiki Master Teacher. She is an artist, a mystic, a visionary, a
teacher, a friend to all and a lover of life. She is one of
America's most beloved teachers of traditional Shamanism.
Learn more at www.ShamanElder.com
From the Modern Spirituality Series at Marvelous Spirit Press
www.MarvelousSpirit.com
OCC036030 Body, Mind & Spirit: Spirituality Shamanism
Could you use an attention-getting introduction to set up a talk or
sermon? If so, the brief sketches in this collection are exactly
what you need to create living illustrations of scriptural themes
that will stick in your audience's memory. Jesus explained concepts
about God's kingdom through parables utilizing elements familiar to
his listeners; likewise, the modern storytelling in these short,
easy-to-prepare scenes helps worshipers understand the gospel by
depicting the biblical message in the context of our daily lives.
And they're effective. Since drama draws on both our visual and
auditory senses, it's a proven vehicle for increasing learning and
retention rates. When you want a change of pace that will really
make a difference, these scenes are great for use in place of the
sermon or for various types of fellowship programs.
Contents include:
- The Inheritance (Ephesians 1:13-14; Mark 6:14-29)
- Cooking With Carol (John 6:24-35, 41-51)
- The Pray-er (James 5:13-20)
- Are You Calling Me? (Hebrews 5:1-10; Mark 10:35-40)
... and many more
Lori Lee Triplett is an active teacher, director, playwright, and
actress throughout the Kansas City area. Currently an adjunct
professor of theatre at Baker University, she has had more than
forty scripts published in the last five years, from short skits to
full-length plays. Triplett is a graduate of the University of
Arkansas (B.A.) and the prestigious theatre program at the
University of Missouri-Kansas City (M.A.).
After the U.S.-Mexican War, gold was discovered in northern
California, a Mexican territory that had been ceded to the United
States. Thousands of Mexican and American citizens traveled to the
gold region and soon clashed. The ruling Americans enforced unjust
laws that impelled some Mexicans to become bandits, Joaquin
Murrieta among them. He became something of a media myth, with a
few newspaper editors complaining that he was reportedly seen in
two or more counties at once. In 1854 journalist John Rollin Ridge
published a book about the legendary Joaquin band, with news
accounts providing the foundation for Ridge's story. In one
newspaper, Murrieta was quoted as saying he had suffered abuse at
the hands of Americans and so was justified in seeking revenge by
trampling their laws under foot. Murrieta's justification became an
oft-repeated refrain among bandits, one designed to excite sympathy
and gain followers.
By digging up Spanish sources and revisiting English sources, Lori
Lee Wilson discovered previously unrecognized cultural and
political forces that shaped the Joaquin band legend. She reveals
the roots of an American fear of a Mexican guerrilla band threat in
1850 and the political and societal response to that perceived
threat throughout the decade. Wilson also examines how the Joaquin
band played in the Spanish-language newspapers of the time and
their view of the vigilante response. "The Joaquin Band" is a
fascinating examination of the role of the Joaquin band legend in
California and Chicano history and how it was shaped over time.
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