What would you do if you found papers from your great uncle about a treasure buried practically in your back yard? Elizabeth Cox and her friends set off to solve the baffling mystery that may well go back to the reign of King Solomon. In 1950, Uncle writes about Numerology, Astrology, Astromony, planets and Pluto, Hercules A Galaxy and more. He challenges: Who knows what many more startling revelations are in store for those who would dare the darkness and abide the truth? Can only one solve this mystery or is this just the beginning to more mysteries? Let him who seeks the truth find his own truth in the prophetic dream of Benjamin...
Do you know why you have dreams when you sleep? Do you understand your dreams? Have you dreamed something then it happened physically? Is there anything you can do to avoid nightmares? Do you know that dreams carry messages from God? All these questions are answered in this book, "The Mystery of Dreams". This book was written under God's guidance, based on bible scriptures. The Author is explaining the living reality of dreams that everybody experiences when sleeping. Being himself a carrier of the gift of dreams and interpretation of dreams, Evangelist Patrick Tshibangu has brought to light many unanswered questions about dreams. This book shows you the origin of your dreams, the mystery behind your dreams, and helps you to discover the messages of God behind your dreams. Dreams are mysterious because they come in a form of symbols, codes, or enigmas that are unknown to men, and contain secrets that required a revelation from God. In this book, you will also learn three different types of dreams: Divine dreams, Evil dreams and Psychological Dreams. This book helps you as well to interpret some of your own dreams based on bible scriptures. In this book, you will also find a blank space that you can use to record your own dreams. It is not by accident that you have this book in your hands, I believe God led you to read this, and I pray that it blesses you in Jesus's name, Amen!
This work offers a guide that sums up years of dream interpretation. We are given both general guidelines on how to approach our dreams and specific tools to understand their symbolic significance. Each of these is illustrated by the author's own dream life. Not only will we discover how to find meaning in dreams, but we will come to see the value of their beauty and mystery. The net result is that we will become comfortable handling the dream world, and be led to awareness and actions that will help fulfill our lives. This fulfillment is in harmony with the personalized and universal aspiration that the dream world seeks to grant us.
Paul Mariani has spent fifty years writing poetry that celebrates the vibrant sacramentality of life in the twilight of Modernity, and writing the lives of some of our greatest modern poets. This is a life-spanning collection of his prose explorations of what it means to be a person of wonder and imagination.
If you've read the first book of "The Dogs that Follow their Detective Dreams," you'll enjoy this one. After the eight dogs find a new home, they have to solve a mystery for the first time. While California's famous sleuths are away on vacation, it's up to these puppies to step up and save the county. Their town's local museum has been robbed. But not long ago, the musuem was robbed of some valuables and restored by the Feline & K9 Companions. It is about time that these eight dogs learn more about the past of the museum's first robbery before dealing with the second. But trouble awaits and these pups are about to take some pretty dangerous risks. Without a doubt, hopefully they will solve safely and save the county. Or will these plans interfere? Learn how a first experience may lead you more than where you expect to go.
This book provides an exploration of the clinical practice of psychoanalysis and analytical psychology. It explores the ways psychoanalysts and other clinicians are taught to evade direct emotional connections with their patients. Sullivan, suggesting that relatedness is the basis of emotional health, examines the universal struggle between socially oriented energies that struggle toward truth and narcissistic impulses that push us to take refuge in lies. She maintains that, rather than making interpretations, it is the clinician’s capacity to bring relatedness to the clinical encounter which is the crucial factor. Examining the work of both Jung and Bion, Sullivan draws on the overlap between their ideas on the psyche and the nature of the unconscious. The book uses clinical examples to examine the implications that these perspectives have for the practising therapist. Specific areas of discussion include: the creative unconscious the structure of narcissism transformation in analytic work. New modes of listening and relating that deepen analytic work and greatly facilitate transformative changes are described in easy-to-follow language that will help the therapist to find new approaches to a wide range of patients. The Mystery of Analytical Work will be of interest to Jungians, psychoanalysts and all those with an interest in analytic work.
Armadale is a mystery novel. The novel has a convoluted plot about two distant cousins both named Allan Armadale. The father of one had murdered the father of the other (the two fathers are also named Allan Armadale). The story starts with a deathbed confession by the murderer in the form of a letter to be given to his baby son when he grows up.
