It's an art book...photos are great, they really show the quality of the work...and you got Ray Bradbury. This will be a collectible for sure, definitely a book to have in every collection... --Paul Booth All of Me Is Illustrated is the first book to feature Ray Bradbury's treasured stories The Illustrated Man and The Illustrated Woman together alongside the most stunning tattooed bodies of today. Bradbury's prose reminds us so wonderfully--and at times violently and humorously--how foolish it is to assume the origins and meanings behind a person's tattoos. Just as with Bradbury's characters, the motivations of the featured collectors and artists to ink (or be inked) vary. What is undeniable is that their illustrated bodies are a source of pride, wonder, titillation, and beauty, whether depicting the grotesque or the mundane. With an introduction by tattoo collector and scholar Anna Felicity Friedman, the result is a book that showcases masters of their craft. Hardcover, 272 pages, 9.7 X 11.9 in., 127 photographs Stories by Ray Bradbury Tattoos by Today's Leading Artists, including Paul Booth, Steve Butcher, Ryan Ashley Malarkey, Jessa Bigelow, Yomico Moreno, Andy Pho, TeeJ Poole, Duke Riley, DJ Tambe, Tatu Baby, Carlos Torres, Dmitry Troshin, Jess Yen, Popo Zhang

This book is concerned not so much with the personality as with the soul, with the inner dimension. It has no rigid framework and is not over-concerned with precision. Step by step, it explores the human condition from the point of view of the inner feelings. It rejects planetary influence and points out the very beautiful patterns of planetary synchronicity. Basically do-it-yourself, it uses the symbols of astrology as a means of understanding our own unseen dimension, our inner space. This understanding should instigate a meeting between mind and soul; and help bring about a further encounter between soul and spirit. Once achieved, this will precipitate a spiritual journey previously only to be dreamed about by saints, sages and seekers after truth: the hidden treasure that has been sought ever since human-measured time began. Why settle for less? Once the journey has begun, the symbols of traditional astrology will be of little further use. The inner self is more interested in realities. The diagrams include the birth chart of Pak Muhammad Subuh, the founder of Subud.

Palmistry is not a science, nor is it a pseudo-science. It is an art: the art of using the hand, or both hands taken together, to symbolise the whole person. Forming a pattern unique to the individual in every tiny detail, a person's hand can be seen to represent his or her entire life, their personality, talents, strengths and weaknesses, health, fortune and the fates which may befall them. This book starts with the basics and presents the subject in a way that is easy to learn. It will tell you all you need to know to become a successful palmist, for fun or profit.

This book takes the reader through the entire gamut of dream analysis and interpretation, with the emphasis on family life. A family unit is a rather special entity, bound together by the invisible bonds of intuition. Everybody is linked intuitionally at a very deep level, but the family especially so. Intuition is the means of knowing something about somebody else without having to be told, without having to see or hear; it is the art of communicating without words. One way to discover these golden bonds is by remembering, recording and understanding your dreams: your own personal dreams, your parents' dreams, your spouse's or partner's dreams, your children's dreams. The more you study dreams, the more important they are apt to become. Everyday dreams about everyday affairs can grow and develop into something vastly more significant. If you are studying your family's dreams, you may find that their dreams too are becoming more important as time goes on, as though they are keeping pace with your own personal dream development. This is how they work. Our everyday thoughts and feelings have to take a back seat as the 'dreaming cycle' kicks into action and the hidden 'inner feelings', with their power of intuition, explore the contents of those parts of our minds which are normally unconscious.

There have been many books on the subject of dream analysis, most of them repeating what has been written many times before, and many of them of somewhat dubious value. Ray Douglas presents the subject from a previously unknown perspective: from the point of view of the inner feelings, also known as the higher emotional centre, which, he claims, is the actual source of dream imagery. He has been recording and interpreting dreams for many years, and has experienced for himself all the types of dream mentioned in this book. This is no small claim, for The Key to Dream Analysis describes every known type of dream, as well as every piece of information that may be useful in understanding our dreams. Familiar dream symbols so beloved by authors of traditional dream-books are not neglected here, but they are analysed in depth, and the whole dreaming process is explained with clarity. As Sigmund Freud pointed out, 'The interpretation of dreams is the royal road to knowledge of the unconscious activities of the mind'. It pays to take our dream lives seriously.

This book carries the art of reading the hand to a new dimension. Every person's hand is a map containing an incredible amount of information concerning their life and character, their fate in the past, the present and the future, and all this fascinating information can be interpreted with ease once you know how. This book includes everything you could want to know about traditional palmistry with is focus on fortune telling, predicting matters of fate and fortune, love, health, finance and success. It also deals with every subtle aspect of human psychology as recorded on the hand, intellectual, emotional, intuitional, and physical. Much of the information, newly researched, has never been published before. And more than any other book on the subject, The Handbook of Palmistry delves deeply into matters of the inner self, the human soul, and the undercurrent of life. It explains not only how palmistry works, but why it works, symbolising through the palm of the hand the movements of the life forces which govern the way we all live.

Civilizations of the world are in a new phase of an ongoing cultural meltdown and America is leading the pack. A revolution typically begins with a relatively few people and grows as others identify with the ideals, moving toward certain ideals or goals. Like a cancer it spreads unless and until there is intervention. As an example, the cultural upheaval of the 1950s and 1960s beginning with Elvis cracking the walls of convention is addressed in this book. However this current phenomenon is very different because it has no direction, no identifiable goals. There is currently a free-wheeling-anything-goes mentality raging throughout a large segment of the population in America and the world seemingly based on nothing more than how disrespectful, how weird, how physically ugly, how vulgar, how offensive, how irresponsible and ignorant can each individual be, and how much can each get away with? It strives to obtain nothing positive. Coupled with this are generations of Americans who expect everything and contribute nothing. Throw drug and alcohol abuse into the mix and we have an attack from within that is shaking the foundations of America. This has nothing to do with race, it crosses all boundaries. It is a cultural problem. America is under multiple attacks from outside. But possibly the greatest threat is the disintegration from within. How many more blows can America withstand? America is not going to fall off of the face of the earth, but will you want to live in a second or third rate America, or an America under the financial or military control of a foreign power? This book suggests some possible ways and reasons for offenders who are weakening America to straighten up and flyright! Without intervention it is my opinion that America is headed for a fall