After leaving his job as a forest ranger on a Hupa Indian Reservation in California, Tom Lane spent nine monthin 1973 living in the jungles of Palenque and the Sierra Madres del Paifico of Oaxaca training with one Curandero and two Curanderas, learning the ancient Sacred Rituals of Healing, Divination, and Spiritual Traveling through Sacred Mushroom Ceremonies. These ancient rituals which were forbidden to outsiders are revealed, some for the first time, in this extraordinary journey into the world of the Mayans, Zapotec, and Mazatec. Written from Tom's diary while through-hiking the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Main in 2016. Originally written for his three sons and adopted Vietnamese daugher, this is the true story of Tom's journey to Quetzalcoatl, and how he met their mother, Shelley, during a Velada at the home of Maria Sabina during his second excursion to Huautla de Jimenez. This Book includes detailed information on the Sacred Ceremony to meet Quetzalcoatl, the Sacred Graveyard Ritual of the Zapotec's, and the Mayan Waterfall Ceremony in the jungles of Palenque, as well as revealing ancient wisdom of the Priests and Priestesses of Tlaloc and the Aztec Tree of Life. This ancient knowledge is written from a current western scientific DNA bio-neurological approach, revealing the gifts of the Eagle and Jaguar to mankind.

Sacred Mushroom Rituals: The Search for the Blood of Quetzalcoatl

Religion & Spirituality

Lane, Joe

Lane, Tom

New Age & Spirituality

Solarwolf

What are black and white and read all over? Nun Funnies! Back before Sister Act, before Nunsense, before Sister Mary Elephant and even The Flying Nun, nuns were tickling our funny bones in cartoon form. Here, originally published by the Catholic magazine Extension, are hundreds of examples, one for each day of the year (no need to take Sundays off.) Really, as many nun cartoons as the average person will need in a lifetime, all by the talented Joe Lane!

Nun Funnies!

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

About Comics

"More Little Nuns" was actually the first of the collections of Joe Lane nun cartoons, launching a series of books about nuns (and others about men of the cloth) that were popular in the 1950s and 1960s. This volume had preorders of over 50,000 copies when it was released. NOTE: Joe Lane occasionally used caricatures of Africans and Native Americans which, while common at the time, are understood as inappropriate today. These are included in this edition in order to make it a proper reprint. For those who would prefer to avoid such cartoons, we recommend the collection "Nun Funnies!".

More Little Nuns

Men of the cloth are the source for this loving comedy. Cartoonist Joe Lane, best known for his nun cartoons, created the single-panel gags for the Catholic magazine Extension. The Revered Francis C. Lightborn, book columnist for The Living Church, said that the cartoons "will be relished equally by Anglican and Roman clergy - and by all who know the clergy."

The Fathers

Comics & Graphic Novels

Graphic Novels

Joe Lane, creator of books of cartoons about nuns (Our Little Nuns, More Little Nuns, and many more) and priests (The Fathers, Priests Are Like People) combines them both in one volume in Heirs of Heaven, a collection of single-panel cartoons originally published by the Catholic magazine Extension. Reviewed by Best Sellers: The Semi-Monthly Book Review as a "bundle of refreshing gaiety in this collection which finds that humor is not banished from the lives of those who dedicate themselves to service of the Lord in convent and in parish church. No matter who you may be, these cartoons will bring chuckles without risking a single blush."

Heirs of Heaven