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Must read !Review Date: 2008-08-19
Guyon on prayerReview Date: 2008-01-07
Pastor pablo alegre
AwesomeReview Date: 2007-08-13
Practical Christian SpiritualityReview Date: 2008-04-26
Guyon calls believers to learn a new way of prayer and a new way to read Scripture. This new way will ultimately lead us to experience the depths of Jesus Christ.
Guyon recognizes that man is tripartite or trichotomous in nature. Meaning... man is composed of spirit, soul(psyche), and body. It is in the spirit of man that we meet Christ. It is through the denial of our soul-life (i.e. will, emotions, intellect) that we learn to meet with God in the spirit. The spirit then governs the soul and body as Christ intended in divine order.
It is through abandonment and pressing through the "spiritual dryness" that we shall take hold of a deeper experience with Christ. Discerning the activity of your spirit vs. your soul... will allow you to come to Christ in the way he has placed before us. It is by turning inward to Christ that we discover his life in us.
"When your soul is once turned toward God---the God who dwells within your spirit---you will find it easy to keep turning within. The longer you continue to turn within, the closer you will come to God and the more firmly you will cling to him." p.54
Many believers are led astray by external activities of the soul for years before they ever take seriously the spiritual things spoken of in this book. This is a common occurrence... but it is not normal and it never should be accepted as an inevitable delay of Christian maturity.
Guyon writes, "If a new convert were introduced to real prayer and to a true inward experience of Christ as soon as he became converted, you would see countless numbers of converts go on to become true disciples."
She goes on to say, "the present way of deaing only with external matters in the life of the new convert brings little fruit. Burdening the new Christian with countless rules and all sorts of standards does not help him grow in Christ. Here is what should be done: The new Christian should be led to God. How? By learning to turn within to Jesus Christ and by giving the Lord his whole heart." p.117
This book is about how this happens. I have not read a more practical book about Christian living. I highly recommend this book to those who have exhausted themselves by attempting to live like Christ in the soul-life.
For more of a thorough teaching on the tripartite nature of man... please read, "The Release of the Spirit" and "The Spiritual Man, vol.1" by Watchman Nee.
I recommend the following books:
The Release of the Spirit
The Spiritual Man (3 volume set)
The Centrality of Jesus Christ (Works of T. Austin-Sparks) Volume One
The Pursuit of God: The Human Thirst for the Divine
A bit "wordy", but true at heartReview Date: 2007-06-24

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The Holy Grail for Federal Job Seekers !Review Date: 2007-10-11
An indispensable and invaluable reference guideReview Date: 2007-10-07
A must buyReview Date: 2008-02-17
Resourceful Book!Review Date: 2007-12-24
Literally after giving my resume a govt makeover with the suggestions from the book I've been considered for a total of four positions since purchasing the book last month.
I consider this a huge success only because I at least know my responses to the KSA questions are strong,
I highly recommed this book - definetly worth it!
Over RatedReview Date: 2008-07-05

Thoroughly enjoyable!Review Date: 2008-05-15
A Gift of PeaceReview Date: 2008-05-03
For anyone who feels lost or alone in life or frustrated, angry, or scared at the thought of facing death, I recommend this book. Love and peace pour out of the pages as the author shares his life experiences, struggles, and genuine concern for others. He shared his love with countless people he encountered in his life, and his love continues to be shared after his death to any reader who has the opportunity to read this book.
The book is quite short (can easily be read in one sitting) and is incredibly focused and well organized. The book title, chapter titles, and introductory letter are handwritten by the author and really add genuineness to the book. Highly recommended.
Statement of a great man.Review Date: 2006-08-28
Cardinal Bernardin's LegacyReview Date: 2008-09-07
care of others even in the face of his own debilitating illness, and love of the highest order. It is the truest expression of the saying "Let go and let God" I have ever encountered.
This is not a long book and I suggest reading its short chapters over several days or weeks. This will allow the "Gift of Peace" the book offers--which is Cardinal Bernardin's real legacy--to take root and grow in the reader. If this happens, the book has served its purpose and Cardinal Bernardin, now in the company of the saints in light (even if not an official saint yet) can, himself, rest in peace.
"Santo subito!" Make him a saint now!
A PURE, GENTLE, SAINTLY VOICE WHICH LEFT US THIS EVERLASTING GIFT OF PEACE, FORGIVENESS AND RECONCILIATION WE NOW SO BADLY
NEEDReview Date: 2007-01-22
The false accusations of abuse made against this great American Cardinal were quickly cleared up, and this slim volume insightfully and clearly records that process and the holy process of reconciliation with his false accuser, in a lesson for us of peace and reconciliation and of forgiveness of those who most completely destroy us. The Cardinal truly lives and demonstrates for us the promise we make each time we pray the Our Father. Forgive us in the same way that we forgive those who have trespassed against us. Forgive us with the same forgiveness we show others. Just as we must do unto others what we want others to do for us, JEsus also calls us actively to forgive others in the same way we want the Father to forgive us. This saintly and courageous Cardinal Forgave the disturbed young man who falsley accused him of abuse, and this book well displays the process, that we might also learn to forgive, in the Love of God, in our interpersonal relationships and national policies.
How many times must we forgive, o Lord. Not seven but seventy times seven.
We need in our national Catholic Church this voice now more than ever. Read this book and weep and become renewed in our Gospel mission to love and to forgive and to spread the good news to the poor and liberation to the captives. Sight to the Blind. In this time of unjust war and overwhelming violence, we need to hear this book.
Yet some Catholics for political reasons continue to condemn this saintly man (while silent on Cardinal Law), eagerly assuming the accusations true, or some association with others similarly accused, in order not to hear the exhortation by this great Cardinal that the right to life does not end at birth, but at a natural and God given death. The right to life must be supported at every point in our life and in every aspect of life. This great CArdinal elaborated for our edification the seamless garment explanation of the right to life.
Womb to tomb.
Please read this book.
I must rush to Mass now, and I bring this book with me to help my confused prayer. I thank God this great and holy and courageous Cardinal left us this Gift of Peace in the weeks before his untimely death. As head of the USCCB at the time of the crafting of the prophetic letter The Challenge of Peace, his courageous voice is needed now more than ever. Yet we have this, his abiding Gift of Peace, and that strong letter for peace. Take and read.
Pray for peace. Receive this Gift of Peace.


Even I Understood!Review Date: 2008-09-02
God Has a Dream: A Vision of Hope for Our Time
Precious PromiseReview Date: 2008-03-09
God's blessing in print. Hope again. Hope anew. Hope for you. Buy it. Read it. Live it.
Thank you Archbishop TUTU
Bill Dahl
Author, Creator, Editor
The Porpoise Diving Life
Love, Charity and Devotion to Jesus ChristReview Date: 2007-09-14
A terrific study course on reconciliation!Review Date: 2007-05-14
perfectReview Date: 2007-03-11


Great boy book!Review Date: 2008-09-05
Fabulous book for boys - my 2 year old loves this!!Review Date: 2008-08-18
Great picture book about machinesReview Date: 2008-08-04
A Byron Barton ClassicReview Date: 2006-05-24
Byron Barton really seems to "get it" -- what captivates a child. Bold illustrations, nice use of color, and just enough detail for a board book.
Board books aren't necessarily meant to teach or be encyclopedic -- they're like good friends that you visit every day, and look forward to doing so. "Machines At Work" is just that -- a good friend.
We've named the characters, we make construction sounds when we read, and we love the lunch break and the end of the day pages.
Solidly constructed, wonderfully illustrated, and age appropriate, "Machines At Work" is a winner, sure to please any pre-reader. Thank you, Byron Barton!
Simplicity is its strong suit!Review Date: 2006-09-16
The story (as it is) involves a diverse work crew doing stuff with simple 4-5 word narration for each page. It is so simple, it is almost zen-like. And Connor came to be able to repeat each phrase as we turned the page - as soon as I opened the cover he would gleefully shoud out "Hey, you guys!". Reading this to him at bedtime has become one of the fondest memories of my fatherhood experience, and hopefully one of my son's funnest moments.

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Misinformed Consent: Women's Stories About Unnecessary HysteReview Date: 2004-10-19
Cathy Woods, Vancouver, BC
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Dorothy Welsh ReviewReview Date: 2003-10-10
HomecomingReview Date: 2003-09-15
HomecomingReview Date: 2003-09-15
These courageous women discover it's not mental weakness they're suffering from, it's physical endocrine problems caused by uneccessary hysterectomies. Any woman considering a hysterectomy should read Misinformed Consent. Any woman who wishes to live instead of survive should read this book. Thank you Lise and friends, for Misinformed Consent. In it, I learned, for the first time, about saliva-testing for hormone levels, compounding pharmacists, and bio-identical products for hormone replacement therapy.
Women of Courage!Review Date: 2003-07-15
I can only imagine the pain and torment these women have suffered through their experiences, and the difficulty they must have endured in reliving and writing this book. WE are the beneficiaries of their heinous experiences. "Misinformed Consent" has unlocked the door behind which the careless, deceptive victimization of women has been well hidden. These women educate and inspire..and I, for one, am eternally grateful for their efforts in giving this book to the world.
"MISINFORMED CONSENT" is THE BOOK every woman MUST read and SHARE with mothers, daughters, sisters and friends.

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Better than Stedman's or DorlandsReview Date: 2008-08-24
This book was the single best resource I had after purchasing almost $1k worth of new books!
The quantity of definitions may not exceed Dorlands, but the QUALITY of the definitions is SUPERB. You get not only a skeleton, minimalist definition but a mini-tutorial of each topic. Just the dermatology related definitions alone with pictures kept me from buying a dermatology book. Definition after definition I looked up - and this went well over a thousand words, perhaps 2 or 3k words - resulted in getting an excellent authoritative discussion of a topic, giving the most salient points in a concise and highly readable form. I had in excess of a 99% 'hit rate' of finding highly useful information with each lookup. Doing this with Dorland's gave me the most trivial definitions in comparison, often little more than the pronunciation of the word and a circular reference to another definition. I gave up after about 100 words as an exercise in time wasting.
I put this book right up there with the Merck Manual as absolute must haves for any serious student of medicine - from the senior specialist to the beginning nursing student. I give it the highest accolades.
I have two more words for how this helped me study for my exam - THANK YOU !
Mosby's Medical Dictionary 7th EdReview Date: 2008-08-08
Mosby's Medical DictionaryReview Date: 2008-06-08
ExcellentReview Date: 2007-10-31
Sooo dissapointedReview Date: 2008-06-21
I've been taking practice tests. On the first practice test I took, the first 6 out of 7 medical terms I tried to look up weren't in the book. I was stunned, and several of them were pretty basic words that I just wanted to get a very clear definition of.
I'm not sure it's even going to be worth lugging this book to the test, or even keeping the book. I may just sell it and try another book.
Jane

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it's okReview Date: 2008-08-08
Blast From the PastReview Date: 2008-07-01
Years ago, I came across a 1923 Algebra book for the eighth grade and marveled at its conciseness, directness and clear instructions. The problem was that its language was so "adult" that today's kids would have had trouble understanding it. Nothing was sugarcoated and the organization was logical. Unlike my boys' textbooks (700+ pages) crammed with photos, pictures, graphs, culturally relevant "problems", simplistic yet confusing text, a slew of of non-related mishmash and perhaps some of the poorest examples in the history of mathematical publishing, this is a breeze. It is a delight to read and I especially enjoyed the many drawings (128 to be exact) done by hand.
In our desire to make science accessible to everyone we have somehow made it harder to approach. This book should be required reading for all high school students even if they do not understand all the algorithms or grasp every detail. Great book, buy it now.
This the book that woke me to science!Review Date: 2008-03-22
Still as intriguing as the day it was writtenReview Date: 2007-12-19
It is hard to believe this book was first written in 1947 and updated in 1961. In spite of a degree in Mathematics, I had never heard of George Gamow.
The book is an excellent review and overview of many important facets of mathematics and physics. The author has a real gift for explaining complex concepts, like the rotation of a space-time axis, using simple and readily understood analogies.
Unlike a novel, I have not read the entire thing yet. It takes care and consideration to digest what the author presents, no matter how well he presents it. Some of what I have read I have, for the first time, really felt I understood it.
I heartily recommend this book for anyone interested in methematics and physics, precocious teenager and older.
Very nice read. Review Date: 2007-12-14

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Good ValueReview Date: 2008-09-09
Great Resource!Review Date: 2008-07-29
very usefull resourceReview Date: 2008-06-20
Excellent fast service. Informative book.Review Date: 2008-06-09
Awesome Info!Review Date: 2008-06-23
This book has:
Symptoms
Other diseases/conditions that can mimic the same prognosis
Diet recommendations (Foods to avoid, Foods that make condition worse, Foods that soothe/heal)
Herbal Remedies
Holistic Remedies
Aromatherapy Suggestions
Reflexology Points/Suggestions
Acupuncture Points/Suggestions
Case Studies/Surveys
Causes and Solutions
I borrowed this book to my neighbor who has frequent bouts of Gall/Kindey stones and had multiple surgeries. He changed his diet to the recommended suggestions and is taking Cranberry extract and other ideas from the book and is doing great now!
The book tells you what your Doctors don't!


Water Light TimeReview Date: 2008-09-29
BeautifulReview Date: 2007-11-11
beauty out of the waterReview Date: 2007-01-17
Incredible photography!Review Date: 2007-02-03
Absolutely amazing!Review Date: 2007-03-22
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Though there are many books to talk about this issue, I'm pretty sure that this book is the right one.
the only one book i would recommend is this.
So far, as a layman christian, I read more than 200 books about many different area. discipline, church, theology, ministry, ...
However, i was shocked at this book just after reading several pages.
This is MUST READ !!!