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Kathy Stein's ideas and suggestions are not just good for the environment, they're great for your wallet, too. That's a win-win combination anybody can live with. By highlighting the need to re-use, Ms. Stein is one of the first authors to confront the real environmental issue facing our society -- the need to consume less, not just recycle more". (Bob Lilienfeld, Editor, The Use Less Stuff Report)"This volume is information rich, thoughtfully...

In her newest book Jane Butel designs festive menus to celebrate the pleasures of Southwestern cooking throughout the year and make the most of the fruits, vegetables, and delicious specialities of each season. She presents balanced meal plans for both simple and lavish entertaining, as well as special treats such as a late night supper, a tailgate picnic, and a hearty meal to warm and nourish a party of skiers. We are invited to enjoy one of ...

This beautiful book invites the reader to experience the cultural-spiritual traditions of Tibet, Bhutan, Nepal, Sikkim, and Ladakh. The wisdom of the ancient teachings is transmitted in simple yet expressive language that is accessible to today's readers. Complementing and subtly echoing the teachings, Marcia Keegan's sensitive photographs capture the unique qualities of these traditional Buddhist lands and cultures.

There is substantial evidence that the framers of the major documents and institutions of the American republic were influenced by the long-established democratic traditions of the Iroquois Confederacy. For many, however, this notion represents an attempt to deny American intellectual, cultural, and racial "credentials." A furious and often unseemly debate on this proposition has resulted. Bruce E. Johansen follows the controversy from its beg...

For the native, communication was merely the uttering or 'outering' -- the visible tip -- of a large but invisible world of meaning". (Thomas Cooper)"This book documents the spirituality, self-respect, and downright common sense of people to whom communication was a release of stored energy and power". (Booklist)"Here is a treasure of knowledge, insight and especially inspiration for all who have an interest in ethical 'authentic' communicatio...

Portraits of people, ceremonies and villages in the American Southwest taken in the early part of the century are contrasted with current photographs of similar images. Early photographers thought that they were documenting a dying race and culture. Keegan demonstrates the vitality of Native American culture and shows how the same customs and ceremonies are being continued.

Bryan brings us bad men who were, alas, merely human, and sometimes barely that... my nominee as the fellow hardest to beat at swapping anecdotes". (Tony Hillerman)"Bryan's book gives a good account of about twenty-one lawless brigands ... fascinating history for the general reader". (New Mexico Historical Review)"Robbers, Rogues, and Ruffians supplies a fresh bumper crop of good badmen". (Wild West)"Bryan spins a great yarn, and this book is ...

Popular historian and Spur-award winner Howard Bryan has been delving into obscure corners of Southwest history since his early years as a reporter for The Albuquerque Tribune. His latest book offers a wealth of fascinating true stories of old Santa Fe that Bryan uncovered researching 19th century newspaper archives, and through personal interviews with old-timers who remembered a way of life that had given way to the modern age. Their recolle...

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Volume I: Conquest of a Continent, 1492-1783 begins by comparing and contrasting the different worldviews held by Indian and European nations as reflected in their philosophies and religions. It progresses to comprehensively document the contact, conflict and alliances that shaped and influenced their histories. Since the initial conflicts in the 1500s, both the Europeans and later the colonists followed policies of conquest. Indian nations de...

Fukushima Roshi is head abbot of Tofuku-ji Monastery, one of the great five mountain monasteries (gozan) of Kyoto, Japan and one of the great centers of the Rinzai Zen tradition. He comes to the United States once a year. As part of those visits, Fukushima conducts demonstrations of his extraordinary calligraphy. Done in the gyosho or "running, " "semi-cursive" style, they borrow from Zen's rich heritage of poetry and Goroku ("Records") of the...

For Marcia Keegan, recording the traditional ways of the Pueblo Indians of New Mexico has been a lifelong commitment. Keegan is the only photographer to date who has been allowed to take pictures in all 19 New Mexico Pueblos. Pueblo People takes us inside each of these communities and introduces us, in a unique fashion, to the personal dimensions of Indian culture. Including 417 color photographs taken recently and over the past 30 years, as w...

The flood and creation myth of the Huichol Indian people of Mexico is told through the brilliantly colored yarn paintings of shaman Guadalupe Barajas de la Cruz and other Huichol artists. This remarkable art form, with its clear, colorful figures and traditional symbols and motifs, has strong visual appeal for both young people and adults.In the story a Huichol boy plays a role similar to Noah's -- though Watakame's odyssey is more complex and...

Text and photographs depict the home, school, and cultural life of two young Indian girls growing up on the San Ildefonso Pueblo in New Mexico.

Jane Bay's Memoir of personal transformation is inextricably linked with the story of the heroic struggle of the Tibetan people and the Buddhist faith that is the prime source of their courage, endurance, and inspiration. In Precious Jewels of Tibet we meet Tibetans, both exiles and those now suffering under Chinese oppression, and experience with the author the liberating lessons of impermanence, compassion, commitment, and love.On a pilgrima...

This book is a lifesaver for the average busy person who needs to get tasty, healthy meals on the table on time, add spice and variety, and would like to enjoy doing it. Jan Thomson has turned simplicity, time saving, and culinary fun into an art all its own. In this book she offers hundreds of light and hearty "meals in a bowl" and a nearly endless choice of breads to be served on the side. She has tested and retested each recipe to reduce it...

Communicating the simplicity of finding true peace in today's complex world, these quotes are arranged thematically to highlight all aspects of the concept and meaning of peace. Themes include visions of peace, inner peace, proactive peace, peace and justice, barriers to peace, and peaceful solutions.

This is a unique guide to meal preparation that includes not only a complete menu for each feast but detailed suggestions on table settings, centrepieces and even flowers, turning the meal into a complete event honouring both the occasion and the friends and loved ones served. The selection of menu items varies from time-honoured classics to modern experimental cuisine, with a heavy emphasis on comfort foods. Items are selected for each menu b...