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Seven Homilies On Ethnic This is an EXACT reproduction of a book published before 1923. This IS NOT an OCR’d book with strange characters, introduced typographical errors, and jumbled words. This book may have occasional …

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I love this DVD. We bought it for the purpose of relaxing our children before bedtime. While we no longer need to use it for that purpose, I still absolutely look forward to those times when I get to just sit still and watch. If I could write a review with the right words, it would be the product description. It is entirely accurate. I don’t meditate, I just love watching the beautiful cinematography. I think it’s fascinating how they shot this! The picture is always moving and it reminds me of walking (floating, really because there is absolutely no jarring of the cinematography)through the woods or field or next to the water edge. There are angles that look upward, from above looking downward, from the side…I have no idea how these people did it, but I am intrigued each and every time I watch it. And, did I mention how crisp and detailed the images are? I feel like I can smell the dew on the leaf…it’s that good. I love the lighting too. I must like the music because it doesn’t interupt the visuals for me, which are the biggest amazement to me. Yes, this DVD is pricey and I am a big fan of the library where I try to find everything that is a one time watch or read there. But, this is something you definately want to own….and it is worth the price. Terrific..and yes, it does seem like a lot of love when into its creation.
Mindflo 3 Relaxation Meditation

I fell in love with Eoin Colfer’s Artemis Fowl series a few years ago. Having always been a science fiction and fantasy reader, this series caught my eye during one of those periods life deals us from time to time where one needs a complete escape. Sometimes picking up a book targeted to children or young adults is the best salve for stress.

Colfer’s style is engaging and clever. The depth of detail is such that even during subsequent readings you will discover a new pun or play on words. I highly recommend this series to readers 12 and up. Though the title character is supposed to be an evil genius, readers will soon discover the truth behind his motives and will find themselves rooting for both the humans and the faries in this highly entertaining and fast paced series.
Conscious Relaxation for Vata