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The Meta Arts
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A Special Place to Find Great Books, Decks, Manuals, CDs, DVDs, Video & Tapes |
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Dennis Lewis: Awakening To The Miracle Of Ordinary Life:
Teacher of meditation |
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Books:
The Tao of Natural Breathing : For Health, Well-Being and Inner Growth.
Paperback, 208 pages, ISBN: 0965161102
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1Tapes:
Breathing as a Metaphor for Living, two-cassette audio program from Sounds True.
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Contact Information:
Phone: 415-282-4896
Website:
www.authentic-breathing.com
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Frank DeMarco: I, of my own knowledge…
Author, publisher, editor, & psychic explorer |
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Books:
About Babe in the Woods
Frank DeMarco’s second novel, Babe in the Woods, was published July 27, 2008. Based on the author’s personal experience, and told in the first person, Babe in the Woods shows what it’s like to take the first tentative steps toward greater awareness.
Reporter Angelo Chiari is sent to attend a week-long residential program at the C.T. Merriman Institute, a course that promises to help participants to develop their own “extraordinary potential.” He doesn’t believe a word of it, and expects to write a debunking article that will show people fooling themselves through their own wishful thinking.
Surprise, Mr. Chiari! It isn’t long before he begins to experience, first-hand, some of the things he has always assumed to be impossible.
As new perceptions and intuitions accumulate, he has to consider how much of his old world-view he can modify without becoming (as he would put it) “a fruitcake.” And there are more practical concerns as well, including the question of what happens when a long-married man falls in love (for reasons that cannot be explained rationally) with a long-married woman and they both know that a relationship is impossible. Yet this dilemma, -- which in ordinary circumstances would be front-and-center -- is almost pushed aside by other extraordinary happenings and concerns, until Angelo finds himself living in a different world.
Babe in the Woods, ISBN 978-0-9820098-1-9, 8.5” x 5.5”, 328 pp., paperback, $18.
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Messenger
ISBN 1-57174-013-9
$9.95
Muddy Tracks
ISBN 1-57174-362-6
$15.95
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Contact Information:
Email:
muddytracks@earthlink.net
Phone: 434-361-9022
Website & Blogs:
www.hologrambooks.com/
hologrambooksblog
www.hamptonroadspub.
com/blog
About Frank DeMarco:
Frank DeMarco holds an M.A. in History from the University of Iowa and a B.A. in History from George Washington University.
His work as co-founder and (for 15 years) chief editor of Hampton Roads Publishing Company brought him into close association with many brilliant and insightful minds, including psychics, remote viewers, channelers and mystics, and showed him the human side of extraordinary abilities.
In 1992, his own psychic abilities opened up at a Gateway Voyage at The Monroe Institute in central Virginia. Since then he has been engaged in first-hand exploration of the nature and limits of all things psychic, especially including such areas as healing and guidance, direct access to knowledge, communication with past lives, and the integration of the spiritual dimension into everyday life.
His autobiographical work Muddy Tracks: Exploring an Unsuspected Reality describes the first stages of his discovery of the key to expanded awareness, and offers pointers for those just beginning their quest. In his weblog, www.hologrambooks.com, he shares the journey and the results of continuing explorations. His blog, “I of my own knowledge…” investigates what individuals can know first-hand about the purpose and conduct of life.
He is the author of two novels, Messenger: A Sequel to Lost Horizon (1994) and Babe in the Woods (2008).
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Art Rosengarten, Ph.D.: Memos From The First Tabugian
Psychologist, Tarot Reader, & Intuitive
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Books:
TAROT AND PSYCHOLOGY
Spectrums of Possibility
312 pp., index, appendicies, notes, illustrations
Cloth: ISBN: 1557787859, $29.95
Paper: ISBN: 1557787840, $17.95 |
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Contact Information:
Toll-free:
Phones: 877-504-0230
or 760-944-6710
website:
www.artrosengarten.com
To Order Books:
Phone: (800) 447-3709 or
(651) 644-3087
Fax: (800) 494-0997 or
(651) 644-0997
Order Online from www.paragonhouse.com
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