The story of how a teacher was able to tranform a high school caught in a downward spiral using love and caring.

The Love Project way

Lorrance, Arleen

LP Publications

Creative Healing is based on four basic principles that help the body to do its own healing. Those principles are to maintain normal temperature, to create a vacuum, to reposition substance, and to remove congestion. Joseph B. Stephenson, the founder of Creative Healing, was an advanced healer who perfected a method so efficient that even as a beginner you will experience wonderful results. This book provides an introduction to this natural and effective method of healing.

Creative Healing: An Introduction to Joseph B. Stephenson's "Hands On" Healing

Patricia Blaine Bradley

Self-Help

Creative Healing is a gift to humankind through Joseph B Stephenson. It is a natural healing method that can be used to help self, loved ones and clients to relieve pain and return to health. This comprehensive book provides illustrated instructions for treating ailments and symptoms of all kinds, from cardiac arrhythmias, to whiplash, to back and pelvic pain, to respiratory problems.

The Stephenson Method of Natural Health Care: Creative Healing

There are two fundamental energies in the universe, the yin and the yang. They are at work at every level of each person's being and in every aspect of the world around us. They are the keys to creativity and to harmonious relationships. By learning to balance these two forces within, individuals can become self-reliant and independent. By learning to work with them as they interact with others, they are able to form deep and productive relationships in all areas of life. This book helps readers to become acquainted with the yin and yang forces so that they can work consciously with them to become agents of co-creation in their own lives and in the world around them.

Yin, Yang and You: The Forces of Co-Creation

Diane Kennedy Pike

as Mariamne Paulus

Relationships

The Theatre of Life uses the theatre metaphor to provide readers with practical tools and techniques for creating their own personalities consciously, moment by moment. It offers exercises for the integration of body, mind, spirit and feelings. It teaches readers to be life artists by making purposeful, conscious contributions with their lives.

The Theatre of Life: Exercising Creative Jurisdiction Over Self

Arleen Lorrance

Religion & Spirituality

This life story of actor Sam Jaffe is extensively researched, including 150 personally conducted celebrity interviews, and colorfully told by writer Arleen Lorrance who was also his good friend. This is more than the story of a man who was admired and held in great esteem by the likes of John Huston, Zero Mostel, Karl Malden, Jack Lemmon, Julie Harris and Robert Wise. This is a 20th century history of theatre, film, and early television, not to mention life in New York City and Hollywood, lived passionately for 93 exciting and thoughtful years. Sam Jaffe created the classic film roles of Gunga Din, the high lama in Lost Horizon, and Doc Erwin Riedenschneider in The Asphalt Jungle (for which he received an Oscar nomination.) On television he was well known as Dr. Zorba in Ben Casey. His uniqueness enabled people to recognize him wherever he went. Jaffe was more than an actor. He was a man of integrity and conviction who was instrumental in starting Actor's Equity, as well as creating The Equity Library Theatre which kick-started hundreds of careers. Jaffe was a political activist who survived being falsely targeted by the House Un-American Activities Committee which damaged hundreds of professionals and destroyed many lives.

Sam Jaffe: An Actor of Character

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

The library of the Wittenberg University was established by Frederick the Wise, Elector of Saxony, in 1512. A month after the capture of his heir, John Frederick the Magnanimous at the battle of Muhlberg in May 1547, and a year after the death of Luther, the library was conveyed wholesale to Weimar and then, in 1549 to Jena where many of the books survive. The catalogue edited here was compiled chiefly in 1536 but contains additions up to 1547. This is the university library of Luther and Melanchthon, and this book aims to present a comprehensive study of its holdings.

A Wittenberg University library catalogue of 1536 (Libri pertinentes)

Sachiko Kusukawa

Norwich City Library was established in 1608 in three rooms set aside in the house of Jerrom Goodwyn, swordbearer, which were to serve both as a lodging and as a library for preachers. It was arguably the first provincial municipal library foundation in England, independent of either church or school, to be established after the Reformation. Joy Tilley describes the context in which the library flourished and struggled in the political and religious upheavals in the city, and provides biographical details of the citizens who donated books to it.

A Catalogue of the Donations Made to Norwich City Library, 1608-1656 (Libri Pertinentes)

Tilley, Joy

Reference

A Large Public Park: The Collection of Archbishop William King (1650-1729) (Libri Pertinentes)

Robert S. Matteson

Gayle Barton

Mother India

History

Katherine Mayo

Asia

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