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2020

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These two names have rarely been seen together.But most people can immediately see the distinction, and thus the emphasis of sighting them as a pair.Or is it citing them as a pair?They symbolize extremes."Orania" is rooted in Orange, as in the Orange Free State and before that William of Orange."Azania" shares the same deep African root as Tanzania which combined Tanganyika (once a German colony) with Zanzibar (which was partially settled by Arab traders long ago – probably Azania ...

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Power Breathing

Prana Practices for Health and Vitality

Unabridged

2 hours 19 min

2011

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Nine Potent Tools to Breathe Your Way to Health and Vitality“The Power of Prana is a compelling bridge between the reader and higher level practices to revitalize your life force.”— Deepak Chopra, MD, author of Reinventing the Body, Resurrecting the Soul“The Power of Prana addresses the very root system of health.”— Christiane Northrup, MD, author of Women’s Bodies, Women’s Wisdom“Master Stephen Co has helped me tremendously. He is the ...

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2020

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The title has a familiar poetic ring to it. It is the second half of a rhyme that goes back to 1475, when William Caxton wrote a book about games The Game and Playe of the Cheese. It was a divination game, about who you were going to marry. Then AA Milne recycled it in 1927, in Now We Are Six. It is a playful turn of phrase, but serious too. So it is both traditional and relevant, like the book, which has recycled "beggar man" as "bogyman", to fit the narrative. And for gender balance, "po...

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2020

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This book is about "speaking truth to power." It contains word-pictures of dozens of iconoclasts who (ironically) themselves became icons. But they inspire us to keep up the momentum of change. However, the author does set outer limits, because change has often taken history to places where it shouldn't go. The book is predicated on an understanding that Prophecy is less about foresight, and more about insight. "The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls… in tenement halls…"...

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