We are, all of us, collectively creating the everyday world we experience with our senses. And we are creating this reality with an ineffable consciousness. The Reflective Soul thoughtfully examines the unifying idea that beyond judgment, preconception, observation and what we believe our reality might be lies this simple truth: everything each of us experiences is an altruistic expression of creation. We are intricately and eternally connected. Our bodies and their earthly experiences are simply projections of our divine selves into the realm of what we perceive as reality. Ancient mystery schools, varied religious texts, anthropology, philosophy, mythology, quantum physics, metaphysics, near death experiences, mediumship, and prophetic realizations reaffirm that our consciousness continues after the change called death. This book offers you an opportunity to reconnect with a deeper part of yourself that you only recently may have become aware. It is presented so that you may engage in a contemplative process that leads to a deeper understanding of the soul. This book is about you, me... we.

This memoir and show-business primer from one of film and TV's most successful writer-producer-director-actors (Pretty Woman, Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, Mork & Mindy, Murphy Brown) gives sound advice on how to create comedy, break into TV, shoot movies, and deal with Hollywood. 40 b/w photos.

Garry ("Allergic to Everything but Success") Marshall has written hundreds of TV scripts, produced and created 14 prime-time series, including The Odd Couple and Happy Days, and has written a number of stage plays. This entertaining portrait of Marshall's life takes readers on a tumultuous, behind-the-scenes journey, from his early days to the peak of sitcom success to his work in movies today. 32 pages of photos.

This is the first book designed to help primary care providers deliver more effective and better integrated health care to women. Over 60 contributors in internal medicine, ob/gyn, surgery, and psychiatry present clinically relevant information on diseases and disorders that are unique to, more prevalent in, or present differently in women. More general topics affecting women's health are also addressed, including prevention, health care access, communication styles, and cultural and racial issues.