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Authors think of their writings as their children. Produced with infinite care, shown to a few friends, and lovingly tucked away in some obscure file where they sleep undisturbed. I came across one such file recently. It was entitled "Miscellaneous writings: poems, stories, essays, etc." I felt it was time to wake them for public scrutiny. So here they are. Please be kind. They're fragile.

¿ ¿A concise, simple and fun guide to the language of medicine for the professional, student and lay person alike.¿¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿The purpose of this book is to make accessible the language of medicine in as simple, interesting and fun a way as possible. The intended audience includes students entering career paths in health care, professionals in related fields such as medical lawyers or those working in health information systems. This book will...

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Anna had it all: popularity, a circle of obedient minions, the right body, job and clothes, while gallivanting through the hottest spots of New York City. But when she accidentally fell in love, got married, and had a baby, the world as she had known it ceased to exist. Ben also had it all: He was single, had (almost) doctor status, a luxury car, a bachelor pad, and women as far as the eye could see. But when he accidentally fell in love, got ...

Having been marked from birth to be one of a handful of beings whose life exemplifies the struggle between good and evil, Curtis the Lion takes the reader on a mystical journey through God's World. Relying on his ability and willingness to hear the Voices of Wisdom, he turns away from his family (Luke 14: 26, 27), to await the teaching of the Angels and the meaning of the Voices. Reminiscent of the Book of Isaiah, the world turns to war, all t...

First person accounts from the pioneers of the Hip Culture of Santa Cruz in the 1960s, including: Pat Bisconti, Rick Gladstone, Max Hartstein, Peter Demma, Bob Hall, Fred McPherson, Paul Lee, Judy Hill, Leon Tabory, Joe Lysowski, Ralph Abraham, and Rivkah Barmore. Ralph Abraham is a Professor of Mathematics at the University of of California at Santa Cruz.

A heartwarming story of discovery and love, Zook demonstrates that some rules can be broken for the right reasons. When a little girl mysteriously discovers a puppy in the snow outside her front door, she knows that she must find a way to keep it-even though her mother would never allow it. She must rely on her family's loving relationships to encourage them to open their hearts to the puppy. Based on real-life events, Zook charmingly narrates...

These powerful angelic teachings from beyond the physical are here to open us to the multi-layers of thought processes that create our consciousness...giving us the ability to transform ourselves, in this transformation we strengthen our power... to keep a mental, physical, and emotional balance through a higher perspective. The book draws a clear picture of all the unseen energy that exists within each living being. It describes how man/woman...

A concise guide to connecting with the ultimate source of unconditional love. We are all connected to the Light-the source of all life. That connection is our birthright, and it can never be lost. But our egos say otherwise, telling us we are unworthy or unlovable. When we relinquish the ego, we renew our innate connection with the Light and return to our natural state of unconditional love. When Thought Turns to Light is a lucid exploration o...

American Guru is a multifaceted account of life in the contemporary spiritual community known as EnlightenNext, and the controversial "teaching methods" of its New York-born founder, self-proclaimed "guru" Andrew Cohen. With contributions from several of Cohen's former students, William Yenner recalls the thirteen-year trajectory of his career as a leader and manager in Cohen's community--his early days as an idealistic "seeker, " ...

This is a mother's account of her experience as a disciple of her own son - Andrew Cohen, a well-known American guru - and of her struggle to free herself from his control. What had been a close, affectionate relationship slowly becomes a nightmare of domination. The story begins quiely in India and unfolds with growing intensity as Andrew, his mother, and a few people who have gathered around him, travel to England, Holland, Israel, and final...

A sense of humor is what lead me to my eventual career choice, funny bartender, and then, finally, New Yorker cartoonist. And a sense of humor is why, having edited 400 books of my own cartoons, I was asked to pull together the collection you now hold in your hands. My assignment? Contact varied and interesting contributors living or working in this area we love, the Hudson Valley, then beg them to come up with funny material. The response was...

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It is our intention to help you realize your full potential by guiding you through the mechanism of spirit. From our perspective it is simple. You have two main tools and the rest is a variation on this theme.  The first is love, and the second is intent.  These two are the vehicle and the fuel. You contain all you need, and you create what you need when you are in the now.   When you are walking hand in hand with your breath, feeling your hea...

From May to September 1938, one year before the start of World War II, John and Margaret Randolph traveled from the U.S. to Europe. At ages 34 and 27, they were on an adventure, traveling by train, renting bicycles, and sleeping in youth hostels--a typical tour in an atypical time, in a continent on the brink of war. They traveled to Holland, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, England, and Wales before fi nding passage home on a f...

Becoming Fire: A Freudian Psychoanalyst's Spiritual Journey shows us how to synthesize spiritual beliefs and science, our inner lives and our work in the world. We share the journey of an ordinary person who discovers the extraordinary-faith in God-amidst the atheism of the Freudian path. We share the triumph of grace as we follow Dr. Severino through personal tragedy and loss to joy. We find inspiration for healing our mind and nurturing th...

Everyone experiences conflict and, at times, feels overwhelmed. When we remain calm and centered, see clearly what the conflict is about and where it is coming from, address the conflict creatively and assertively, and create what we need without expecting or depending on others to change, the result is personal, relational, social, and spiritual transformation. As we master the skills of conflict resolution this transformation comes more easi...

The nature of truth is to be free from contradictions. We approach nearer and nearer truth as we fi nd less and less contradictions. The only thing which is so free is non-duality'...'This may be achieved at fi rst, as the Upanishads say, in lightning fl ashes, in fl eeting momentary glimpses, but later this must be established into permanency. You should stabilize them through self-recollectedness to be done throughout the day, and thr...