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freedom...walk in it!Review Date: 2008-05-04
Freedom, Victory and Your Whole Heart at Your FingertipsReview Date: 2008-03-27
Finding your DestinyReview Date: 2008-03-21
You CAN Get Your Life Back - But There Is Only One Way...Review Date: 2008-03-11
Truth And Healing Through ReflectionReview Date: 2008-04-05
Sanctuary" will take you there.

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What life was like inside a private Buddhist communityReview Date: 2004-05-16
Engaging story of a spiritual seekerReview Date: 2004-01-24
The story takes you along to discover a feminist's search for enlightenment, in addition to providing suggestions for your own personal journey. The book discusses concepts about meditation, energy conservation and psychic sensitivity that introduce a larger metaphysical world to the reader. You also see how this path transforms and refines the author - her experience of life - and her experience as a woman.
The prose is so engaging, it feels like you are having coffee with a friend. I highly recommend this to anyone interested in self discovery, the teacher Rama or feminism.
Practical wisdom that's inspiring & insightful!!Review Date: 2003-12-11
Finding Enlightenment in Life ItselfReview Date: 2003-10-20
I have read many books over the years on the subject of personal growth and transformation. Some books tell a story about a student's magical journey of personal growth through interactions with a teacher that the reader could never expect to experience. Others simply tell a story about a single transformational experience that appears uncommon and unlikely for most. Passionate Heart is different. The story itself is a lesson. Passionate Heart is the teacher and the reader is the student. The reader is taught how to take the magical journey of life and use it to experience personal transformations - not just once, but over and over.
Even though the lessons of Passionate Heart apply to men and women alike, it is particularly empowering for women. It is simply a must read for women of all ages.
Praise for A Passionate HeartReview Date: 2003-10-30

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Life Changing StuffReview Date: 2005-04-29
Must read..life changerReview Date: 2005-05-01
A Passionate HeartReview Date: 2005-04-29
a must readReview Date: 2005-04-28
A Passionate Heart By: Janice KingReview Date: 2005-04-28

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A must read for teen girlsReview Date: 2007-10-09
Having gone through many of the same issues with lost love and back stabbing friends I found myself really bonding with the main character Momo.
Every teen girl should pick up a copy as their next manga must have!
Peach Girl Forever!Review Date: 2003-11-02
My favourite manga!Review Date: 2003-03-14
New love, old problems Part 1Review Date: 2006-04-14
Momo has had a change of heart. Despite the fact that she had lingering feelings for Toji she has moved on and is now in a relationship with Kiley, the man who helped her through all of her prior romantic grief. Things are not as wonderful as they should be though. Momo's former friend (and enemy) Sae is on the warpath, trying to insinuate herself into Momo's life again by supplanting nasty rumors about her and Kiley, while rubbing into Momo's face that she and Toji are dating.
To make matters stranger there is a bizarre interlude with Nurse Misao that has left Momo skeptical about Kiley's feelings. When he says Misao and his older brother used to be an item is he really telling the whole truth? And what's worse, why does he have an old photo of a woman that may be Misao and him? And who is the strange girl that Kiley is meeting up with in the bookstore in secret?
I'm so happy, "Peach Girl" is back in all of it's angst y goodness. And this series proves to be better than ever. I am so utterly excited that not only are Momo and Kiley dating (finally) but that we now get to have an insight on who Kiley really is...and he seems to be much deeper vessel than we formerly gave him credit for. This playful individual has a dark side and a past and now that Momo is getting to know him better we finally get to venture into that side of him. Joy. On the other hand Toji has diminished into the shadows, but I am certain he will resurface, most likely whenever Sae plans something nasty on Momo.
Fans of Peach Girl rejoice... the second series is as good as the first, thus far.
It's finally happened!Review Date: 2003-05-03
This volume is written in the original right-to-left format. The benefit of this is that none of the artwork has been flipped, or altered. The downside is that, if this is your first encounter with this style, you will most likely get confused and dizzy trying to figure out the order by which to read the panels (but don't worry, you get used to it after a few pages or so, and there is instructions in the book).

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Everybody Should Read This BookReview Date: 2006-07-10
Take your relationship to a higher level.Review Date: 2006-07-02
This Book Changed My Life!Review Date: 2006-06-24
Can't wait to see what Brad and Jan write about next. They're truly amazing!
Finding Love in All the Right PlacesReview Date: 2006-05-16
A Great DiscoveryReview Date: 2006-04-28
Owen Waters, author of "The Shift: The Revolution in Human Consciousness."

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5 Stars......and countingReview Date: 2005-02-18
Perseverance from the Heart: Poetic Mind VibesReview Date: 2004-09-28
TouchingReview Date: 2004-09-28
PERSEVERANCE FROM THE HEART: POETIC MIND VIBESReview Date: 2004-09-27
True to HeartReview Date: 2004-09-27

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Pictures from the Heart: A Tarot DictionaryReview Date: 2008-03-20
A must have for any Tarot enthusiast.....Review Date: 2007-06-26
The sheer wealth of information in this tome is unbelievable. Everytime I go to see if something is in here for clues, there it is. Also she includes the top 25 decks, and uses their imagery throughout the text. A huge bonus!
Also as someone else said, the paper is inferior. This is a book I reach for time and time again, and it's going to be ruined fast. Though perhaps using the heavier white paper that lasts longer, this book would be very heavy. That might be a reason they chose the cheaper, lighter paper.
Either way, you love tarot, you will LOVE this book!
A Reference for Beginners and Experts AlikeReview Date: 2003-07-30
This is the book I wanted years ago when my study of the Tarot began. What kind of bird is that in the background of The Star? Why is the word DIN concealed within the art on the Magician trump? Why is there a lobster (or is that a lobster?) on the card called The Moon? PICTURES FROM THE HEART answers these questions -- and hundreds more -- in simple, concise language.
PICTURES FROM THE HEART supports both a systematic and intuitive study of the cards. Those people looking for comprehensive, comparative information on specific cards will find it. Others, having been drawn to a specific detail on a card, will be able to discover at a glance the concepts associated with it.
In addition to the dictionary, Thomson includes:
- a brief (and objective) history of the Tarot
- insights into the origins of familiar card meanings
- balanced reviews of twenty-five decks
- an introduction to card reading and spreads
In short? This is a great reference and resource ... made all the more accessible thanks to its organization in a dictionary format. If you're curious about Tarot or interested in seeing familiar cards in new ways ... buy this book!
Pictures from the Heart: A Tarot DictionaryReview Date: 2003-08-05
More than just a dictionary, Pictures from the Heart is a journey through the symbols and terms used by Tarotists. This book is good for both the baby beginner and the experienced Tarotist.
I first met Sandra A. Thomson when she was teaching a Tarot class at the Philosophical Research Society in Los Feliz, CA. I was a baby beginner. When I had questions about the meanings of symbols, cards, etc., I had to ask questions. It would have been so wonderful to have the research material available at my finger tips. Now, as I explore many different tarot decks, I finally have the research material I have so longed for.
Thomson is a Tarot Grand Master. She has been certified by both the Tarot Certification Board of America and the Canadian Tarot Network. She is the elected president of the American Tarot Association. Other works by Thomson include; Cloud Nine: A Dreamer's Dictionary, and works written with Robert E. Mueller and Signe E. Echols, which include The Heart of the Tarot: The Two-Card Layout, Spiritual Tarot: Seventy-Eight Paths to Personal Development, and The Lovers' Tarot.
In order for the book to stand alone, Pictures from the Heart includes a brief history of the Tarot. Thomson writes, "Imagine yourself sitting around the campfire at tarot camp, listening to your tarot counselor tell stories. She begins, `Once upon a time there were a group of people known as Gypsies.' Here she smiles knowingly and adds, `because they came from ancient Egypt.'" How many of us have heard that version of tarot history? It is nice to be able to smile at the versions of tarot history that circulate. Thomson goes on to give a more factual version as well.
Pictures from the Heart also includes summaries of 25 of the most common Tarot decks. The decks are also categorized. One of the categories includes Multicultural Decks. Under this category, Thomson lists Shining Tribe (Llewellyn) and The Ancestral Path Tarot (U.S. Games). I find this beneficial for those of us who like to explore decks and genres.
The book also contains some insight into spreads. Thomson writes, "Spreads (also called layouts) form the structure of a reading. They create or provide order to information received from the cards. Otherwise, you might as well throw the tarot deck into the air and read `meaning' into how and where the cards fall in the room. It if weren't so complicated, that in itself wouldn't be a bad idea, but since it might take a lot of bending over and stretching upward (to reach those cards dangling from the light fixture), a spread becomes one way of simplifying and clarifying the reading process."
Dr. Thomson, as she is known for, cites all of her sources. This is very helpful for those who like to really get into a symbol or definition. It allows the reader to access works from several well-known Tarotists.
Pictures from the Heart is called a dictionary, but it is so much more. It is a plethora of information in one book. The information is concise, some times humorous (where appropriate), and above all fascinating. I wonder how Thomson was able to put so many tid bits of information, from so many traditions of study, into a collective work and still make it meaningful. It is a must for anyone interested in the Tarot.
Fabulous book, horrible paperReview Date: 2006-07-17
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Wonderfully HeartwrenchingReview Date: 2005-04-10
Not a dry-eye in the house.Review Date: 2001-03-21
This Play Stole A Piece of My Heart....Review Date: 2001-07-14
OK, but workable into a thing of beautyReview Date: 2001-03-29
You should read this book with a box of KleenexReview Date: 1997-12-23

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Give Yourself a TreatReview Date: 2005-08-09
I love this book. It is as generous, salty and wise as a good grandmother.
I can't think of a person, or type of person, who wouldn't enjoy this book. Well, all right, all right, maybe a serial killer wouldn't like it, but, other than that ...
Really. Insights about love, about hearts, presented in a fun and warm way. That's what you get in this book.
Maya's HeartReview Date: 2001-11-26
Prolific and profoundReview Date: 2001-11-20
It is my feeling that this is a must read for all teenager's or anyone beginning the search for love. I also believe Oprah Book Club should consider this for their Valentine's required reading list.
Healing of a Heart Broken Wide OpenReview Date: 2001-10-24
A DelightReview Date: 2002-04-11


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Jan Dohner
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