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|  | | Numerology. Making it Work for You
Ebook (also available as a paperback).This is an essential self development guide to understanding how to make numerology work. For the student of numerology it is an often neglected subject. To the uninitiated there is a snapshot view that can be used immediately, using the ground breaking and most complete coverage of the combination of Birth Days and Life Paths ever attempted. Pick any date of birth and you will find it here. If you want to go further, all you have to do is read through two number principles and apply them to the method described in the chapter of number synthesis. Also included are descriptions of karmic debt numbers, the common master numbers 11 and 22 and the rare appearances of the master numbers 33, 44 and 55.
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| |  | | Numerology:Making it Work for You
Paperback format (also available as an ebook). This is an essential self development guide to understanding how to make numerology work. For the student of numerology it is an often neglected subject. To the uninitiated there is a snapshot view that can be used immediately, using the ground breaking and most complete coverage of the combination of Birth Days and Life Paths ever attempted. Pick any date of birth and you will find it here. If you want to go further, all you have to do is read through two number principles and apply them to the method described in the chapter of number synthesis. Also included are descriptions of karmic debt numbers, the common master numbers 11 and 22 and the rare appearances of the master numbers 33, 44 and 55.
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p align="justify">What is so special about common numbers? After all, numbers are a part of our normal day-to-day lives. We regulate our lives by the date, the time, the year, income and expenditure. We also amass personal numbers like social security, credit cards, telephone numbers, addresses, account numbers… and so on. For this reason we can safely presume that numbers are important to us but if we look a littl | |  | | Stop Smoking: Diary of a Quitter
Ebook only, which saves chopping another tree down. Anyone can quit smoking right? Well, a lot of people will tell you its not as easy for everyone. And if you are one of them I strongly suggest you take a look at this book.
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If you are ready to quit right now then go straight to a href="http://www.synergebooks.com/ebook_stopsmoking.html">Synergebooks/a> and buy your copy. I quit smoking in April 2005. I smoked over 20 a day for 28 years. Like all smokers I argued that it was my right to smoke and despite frequent chest infections found every excuse under the sun not to quit - even when the sensible part of me was screaming to stop.
Having realised that there was no 'easy way' for me I was willing to take all the help I could get. But despite using nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) and a lot o | |  | | The Philosophy of the Tarot for the 21st Century
Describes the Tarot in a way that makes sense to ordinary people in ordinary life. You do not need to know anything about the Tarot to find this book thought provoking. It could change the way you tackle life's problems and challenges.
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Ebook (also available in paperback). The 21sup>st/sup> century marks the passing of mankind into the dawn of a new millennium. The evolution of the human race marches onward. The world races unstoppably to the so-called ‘Golden Age’br />
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…In the meantime, commercialism falls over itself to keep up with the pace of new technology and scientific advancement. Religion struggles to maintain its traditions and credibility against the ever increasing wind of change. The cross-cultural marriages of colour and creed test the | |  | | The Philosophy of the Tarot for the 21st Century
Describes the Tarot in a way that makes sense to ordinary people in ordinary life. You do not need to know anything about the Tarot to find this book thought provoking. It could change the way you tackle life's problems and challenges.
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Paperback (also available in ebook format). The 21sup>st/sup> century marks the passing of mankind into the dawn of a new millennium. The evolution of the human race marches onward. The world races unstoppably to the so-called ‘Golden Age’br />
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…In the meantime, commercialism falls over itself to keep up with the pace of new technology and scientific advancement. Religion struggles to maintain its traditions and credibility against the ever increasing wind of change | |  | | Walking the Path
Walking the Path is an honest account of a life attempting to make sense of the world and his role in it. Whilst the title may appear dull it must be emphasised that this is no ordinary story. The author does not become famous by the end of this volume (he cannot write the second volume because he is still living it). Never the less there are accounts of life from the mundane to the magnificent. And as the story of one man's life unfolds you are guaranteed an emotional workout as good as any fiction story.
This is not a book about magic or occultism but the life of the author does include some study (and application) of occult philosophy. In the occult a person's journey through life referred to as 'Walking the Path'. For those who intentionally and willingly step on the esoteric path they agree to a 'speeding up' of internal growth. What happens when one does so can make quite gripping reading.
Knowledge comes only with experience and this is perhaps another way to look at the Chinese curse, 'may you live in interesting times'. This book is, to the best of the author's recall, the story of his life from 1960 to 2004.
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/font>font size="2">Chapter I Boiled Bacon and Peas Puddingbr />
Chapter II Birthday Boys Don't Crybr />
Chapter III Nightmares and Nomenclaturesbr />
Chapter IV I |
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The Luckiest Girl in the World
by Paul Lonardo
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 Jamie was a healthy, active 12-year old who loved to skate and played hockey as well as any boy. Then one afternoon during a game, she suffered a stroke that changed her world. Her memoir takes the reader through her ordeal and her journey out of the |
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