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|  | | Life, Lies, and Sex: A User's Guide to Being in a Body
This is a book about love: how to develop unconditional love every moment of every day, by allowing Universal energy to move through your body.
Are you ready to wake up? Do you have the courage to be absolutley honest with yourself as well as with others? Do you want to become an expert at the art of conscious manifestation? Allowing energy to move through us -- an experience we can learn from sexual desire -- is the basis of the art of being fully alive. Are you willing to embrace the formless consciousness that is creating you in this body right now?
Learn how to:
- operate from a place of trust instead of fear
- get in touch with the vast unseen reality that is all around us
- connect with your li | |  | | My Sweet Wild Dance
The true and extraordinary story of one woman's journey from anger to joy.
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This autobiographical book is about daring to be different. The author’s journey takes us from the impoverished aristocracy of post-war Scotland, through experiments with drugs, free love, and anti-establishment politics, to adventurous travels all over the world. Always on the cutting edge, she was active around environmental issues decades before the mainstream. Disillusioned by the sexism in Britain, she turned to Nature for | |  | | With the Sun In My Eyes
The True Story of Maria Raindancer, Psychic Healer and Shamanic Practitioner
She glanced up to remark how soft and fat the stray tabby had become since living here, but the words never got out of her mouth. On Brahmari's shoulder sat a man's head. A putrid green, it was continually turning around and around. He was smiling, not a pleasant smile; he had some teeth missing, and those that she could see were very sharp. He had the eyes of a lizard, and she remembered her father saying never trust a human face that doesn't have human eyes. This face was very solid, very real, terrifyingly real. She thought, I am hallucinating, this is so bizarre, it's almost like he is |
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