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The Rainbow and the Worm

The Rainbow and the Worm

by Dr. Mae Wan Ho

World Scientific, 2008 – Science – 380 pages This highly unusual book began as a serious inquiry into Schrdinger’s question, “What is life?,” and as a celebration of life itself. It takes the reader on a voyage of discovery through many areas of contemporary physics, from non-equilibrium thermodynamics and quantum optics to liquid crystals and fractals, all necessary for illuminating the problem of life. In the process, the reader is treated to a rare and exquisite view of the organism, gaining novel insights not only into the physics….

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  • God Goes to Work
    God Goes to Work

    by Tom Zender

    God Goes to Work reveals a road map for bringing the power of Spiritual Transactions to your work, no matter your religious beliefs. You’ll discover tools you can use.

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  • Slave Hunter
    Slave Hunter: One Man's Global Quest to Free Victims of Human Trafficking

    by Aaron Cohen

    “An inspiration to those who would claim the world’s problems are too big for any one of us to tackle, Cohen leads a fight — and offers a rollicking action adventure tale to boot. A riveting, inspiring, and action-packed read.” — John Bowe, author of Nobodies: Modern American Slave Labor and the Dark Side of the New Global Economy “A high action memoir of a commendable life.”– Kirkus Reviews

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  • Earth Dance: Living System in Evolution
    Earth Dance: Living System in Evolution

    by Elisabet Sahtouris and James Lovelock
    “To find meaning and guidance in nature, I integrated my personal experience of it with those scientific accounts that seemed to best fit it. From this synthesis, meaning and lessons for humanity emerged freely. I did the work in the peaceful, natural setting of a tiny old village on a small pine-forested Greek island, where I could consider the research and debates of scientists, historians, and philosophers, then test them against the natural world I was trying to understand.”
    –From the book’s introduction

    “To find meaning and guidance in nature, I integrated my personal experience of it with those scientific accounts that seemed to best fit it. From this synthesis, meaning and lessons for humanity emerged freely. I did the work in the peaceful, natural setting of a tiny old village on a small pine-forested Greek island, where I could consider the research and debates of scientists, historians, and philosophers, then test them against the natural world I was trying to understand.” –From the book’s introduction

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  • Songs of Three Islands: A Story of Mental Illness in An Iconic American Family
    Songs of Three Islands: A Story of Mental Illness in An Iconic American Family

    by Millicent Monks

    “A searing, lyrical, profound look into the life and journey of a remarkable woman. It left me full and moved, with images in my head that will be there forever.” —     Glenn Close

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  • The Conscious Universe
    The Conscious Universe

    by Menas Kafatos

    Brilliant!

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  • Mind Before Matter
    Mind Before Matter

    by Trish Pfeiffer and John E. Mack

    Containing the last unpublished writing of Pulitzer prize-winning author and scholar, the late John Mack, this anthology of essays from significant figures in the world of science and consciousness studies sketches the framework for a new model of reality–one based on the primacy of consciousness rather than of matter.

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  • Nine Lives
    Nine Lives

    by William Dalrymple

    “In this exquisite book of extraordinary lives, we see that the sacred survives in India amidst all its contradictions and modernity. William Dalrymple dazzles us with stories of how a deeper reality stokes the fire of life in the recesses of our souls. These are stories of real people in postmodern India. By peering into the secret passages of their psyches, we learn more about our own self, our fantasies, our shadows, our longings, our hidden potential.” —Deepak Chopra

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  • Experience Your Good Now
    Experience Your Good Now

    by Louise L. Hay

    In this delightful book, Louise L. Hay discusses the power and importance of affirmations and shows you how to apply them right now.

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  • Walk in My Shoes
    Walk in My Shoes

    by Andrew Young and Kabir Sehgal

    A top aide to Martin Luther King, Jr. and one of history’s most important civil rights leaders, Andrew Young has witnessed history and made his own. For years, he has been mentoring his godson, Kabir Sehgal, in correspondence and conversation. This book encapsulates that mentoring, and presents Young’s thoughts and meditations on such important topics as race, civil rights, faith, and leadership. It’s a living Tuesdays with Morrie, an inspirational and inter-generational discourse that addresses issues of race, justice and leadership. “This book is my attempt to humbly pass along a few anecdotes, life lessons, and insights to prepare you for the long journey ahead,” Young says.

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    Brent

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    by Mike Robinson

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    by Dr. D. E. Cline

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    William Lovett

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    - link to book - The Nature of Awareness is a comprehensive study of how awareness is a concept that encompasses the totality of life. Awareness is multi-dimensional in the sense that it is recognized by the mind on many different levels of understanding. Awareness is part of the life force within us that created our individual self. It is also the bridge between our understanding of the physical world of form and the unseen dimensions of the spirit world.
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    by Eden Remme Watt

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    CJ

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    by Hale Dwoskin

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