Examines the ways language grows and changes and the effect of different syntax and speech patterns on communication.

Is that mother in the bottle?: Where language came from and where it is going

Davidson, Jessica

Watts

Discusses correct usage, sentence structure, punctuation, and grammar. Includes practice exercises with an answer key.

How to Improve Your Grammar (A Language Skills Concise Guide)

Children's Books

Franklin Watts

Outlines techniques to help readers improve spelling and vocabulary.

How to Improve Your Spelling and Vocabulary (A Language Skills Concise Guide)

Using the Cuisenaire Rods: A Photo/Text Guide for Teachers

Cuisenaire Company of America

2 4 6 8 . . . . Let's start to calculate: (calculator math)

Zoe Popper has visions at the most inconvenient moments, like when trying to meet guys in a bar. She thinks she's going crazy. Her dad was the same, and it killed him. But when she meets a mysterious gentleman who offers to become her teacher, it forces her to confront her darkest fears. As she fights to hold her family together, Zoe realises she must risk her sanity for a glimpse of the truth. But will the prize be worth it? After all, what use is enlightenment if you can't hold on to the people you love? Sometimes you think you're going crazy, but really, you're going sane. Addled: Adventures of a Reluctant Mystic is a novel about spiritual emergency and how a crisis can become an awakening. It explores the line between mysticism and madness in a world where everything is relative and nothing is sacred. Using the philosophy of Zen Buddhism, it follows one woman's quest to find inner peace and self-knowledge, and offers an alternative perspective on mental illness and how to turn a breakdown into a revelation. Challenge your perception of reality by joining Zoe on her quest for enlightenment.

Addled: Adventures of a Reluctant Mystic

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Free Your Pen is a meditation practice designed to shut down the inner critic and dissolve the fears that block your writing. Based on the Buddhist practice of mind training with slogans, this is a practical guide to freeing your mind from bad habits and emotional blocks. It includes chapters on each of the slogans, plus writing exercises designed to free your pen. Whether you struggle to write or not, this book will help you to: - Free your mind from fear and doubt - Write courageously with increased self-knowledge - Discover your authentic writing voice - Become the writer you were born to be As a writer, your mind is your most valuable resource, but you tend to take it for granted. You wouldn't go for a run without warming up, and you wouldn't run a marathon without training first. Writing is the same. Free Your Pen explores the importance of mind training for writers and gives you the tools you need to take back control of your mind. When you free your mind, your pen will follow

Free Your Pen: Mind Training for Writers (59 Slogans to Cure Writer's Block & Free Your Voice)

Reference

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

The Shining Ones

Off-Grid Astrology

Religion & Spirituality

New Age & Spirituality

Independently published

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