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Michael Barnett was a modern-day wizard, one of those rare human beings who could change the consciousness of those around him simply by the force of his presence.A charismatic former therapist who was both feared and revered, Barnett could be intensely confrontational and lovingly supportive. He was considered a legend in London’s emerging humanistic psychotherapeutic movement in the early 1970s and was one the founders of People not Psychiatry.This book explores Michael’s adventurous life, relationships, and profound spiritual and therapeutic impact as shared with the author during two decades of intimate conversations, email exchanges, interviews and transcendental initiations.

"This book is easily one of the best and most readable investment primers I’ve come across during my 45 years in the business. It’s a great way to learn about basic investment concepts and how they can be applied to almost anyone’s situation.-William B. Frels, CFA Chairman and CEO, Mairs and Power "Dean Junkans has been a key thought leader for us on investment strategy and asset allocation for many years. Now everyone can benefit from his well thought out views on investing. The Anatomy of Investing is a terrific resource for anyone interested in learning more about the foundation …

On September 25, 2003, our daughter, Julie Ayer Rubenzer, walked into the Cosmetic Surgery Center in Sarasota, Florida. She did not walk out. This diary records the outrageous events that occurred from that first phone call to 2011 to the ruling on Julie's death certificate, says author Donald W. Ayer. The Who's Next Club: A Cosmetic Surgery Disaster records the painful aftermath of a surgery gone wrong. This insightful true story was written in the hope of making a difference by reducing the cosmetic surgery death rate and exposing the disparity in justice when the people seeking justice are not …

Sometimes our highest revelation is born out of the depths of despair. Soul Adventures: Lighthearted Experiences of a Soul Found is an extraordinary, deeply personal record of exciting spiritual discoveries. This fast-paced, spirited, multi-cultural autobiography tells of one person?s journey from Africa to America, and her soul?s transformation from darkness to light. A guru enters the life of a person at an opportune moment to liberate the soul from delusions. The guru begins as healer, ensuring there is no further moral deterioration, and then brings about subtle but certain change to help the soul reclaim its divinity. In 1993, Eve-Lyn …

The People’s Poet offers variations of what is sometimes right in front of our eyes. The author’s lasting impressions eventually crystallized into poetry that is both emotional and gripping. We may see crime and street violence, or soothing scenes such as nature and the environment. Walter James wrote his earlier poetry about the dramatic and the frightening, but his more recent poems reflect on more serene surroundings and on thoughtful contemplations including the future of mankind. His lasting impressions eventually crystallized into poetry that is both emotional and gripping. Some poems were completed after years passed, including "In Spanish Harlem," …

This informative book covers the pre-war WWII period to the 1990s, spanning the author’s experience of the rise of Nazism on the continent, his research, and his involvement in the planning of science and higher education in Britain. He gives a wry commentary on education and science in Britain, and describes his role in pressing for adequate funding for science, especially during the Thatcher era. He writes about some of the famous scientists he has met, and also of his disappointments facing a working scientist. This is not a rounded autobiography. Much of the book is concerned with Kellermann’s research …