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Oh yeah? min0 would probably love that stuff.
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Has anyone seen this book?
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Oh yeah? min0 would probably love that stuff.
This book is a part of a series of books in the EARTH QUEST series of books (about 16 I believe).
Here's more:
"Kenneth Meadows (the author of EARTH MEDICINE) spent more than 30 years of his life seeking answers to some of life's most perplexing mysteries: Who am I? Why am I here? What is life's purpose? He explored the world's great religions and was offered BELIEFS. He considered the philosophies of learned men and gathered OPINIONS. He examined the theories of materialistic science only to find that many are based upon ASSUMPTIONS. At a critical point of abandoning his search, Kenneth came in touch with the simplicity of native American spirituality and of a wisdom which had been conveyed through oral traditions. He discovered that the Medicine Wheel, far from being the scared preserve of North American Indian tribes, was a catalyst providing a means of bringing all ancient traditions into harmony and unity for the benefit of humanity."
Take Care, John H.
Here's more:
"Kenneth Meadows (the author of EARTH MEDICINE) spent more than 30 years of his life seeking answers to some of life's most perplexing mysteries: Who am I? Why am I here? What is life's purpose? He explored the world's great religions and was offered BELIEFS. He considered the philosophies of learned men and gathered OPINIONS. He examined the theories of materialistic science only to find that many are based upon ASSUMPTIONS. At a critical point of abandoning his search, Kenneth came in touch with the simplicity of native American spirituality and of a wisdom which had been conveyed through oral traditions. He discovered that the Medicine Wheel, far from being the scared preserve of North American Indian tribes, was a catalyst providing a means of bringing all ancient traditions into harmony and unity for the benefit of humanity."
Take Care, John H.
EARTH MEDICINE, by Kenneth Meadows - more about
Here's more from the book EARTH MEDICINE, by Kenneth Meadows (Element Books, c1989) (also published in 1996 by Barnes and Noble, New York):
From page 3:
"What IS Earth Medicine?"
"Your EARTH WALK is the way you live your life. It is the way you express your personality. The way you live out your dreams. Your aspirations. Your hopes. Your fears.
Is your EARTH WALK an aimless stroll, or a weary trudge? Does it show the flounce of impatience or the stiff step of anger? Or is it the brisk, determined stride of ambition which will let nothing stand in its way? Whatever the mood of your EARTH WALK, where are you on this Earth journey? Where are you situated now? Where have you come from? And where are you headed? Is life an exciting adventure, or just a bore? If you are bewildered through frustration and disappointment, if you are confused, is it not because you have no clear directions? You have been given no map of the territory, and you can see no signposts to guide you. You have no co-ordinates by which to plot your position, nor any chart on which to locate it. Is it, then, any wonder if life to you is an unanswerable puzzle?
EARTH MEDICINE provides you with a chart, and the means, to guide your way. It is a unique life science based upon North American Indian Medicine teachings, which has their origins in an even more ancient wisdom and thought once lost, can now be regained. These teachings are not those of a particular tribe or group of tribes, but are the essence of a knowledge that impregnated them all.
This knowledge, though tempered in the Red Indian mind, is structured here into a complete system, and has been fashioned for modern times and adapted to the needs and circumstances of men and women living in a materialistic, consumer-orientated society which has lost its contact with Earth and with Nature.
The American Indian Medicine Wheel had many uses, including methods of self-knowledge and self-realisation. Earth Medicine develops those methods and sets out to explain how the soul puts on a garment of a physical body in order to experience matter and how, according to its position or perception point on the Wheel of Life, it connects with Earth influences and forces that can further, through experience, its spiritual development.
This system is not concerned with how the movement of the heavens might affect what happens to us in the future here on Earth, but with how our Earth connections may be used so that we can take hold of the present - in which our future is largely fashioned - and so assume responsibility for our own lives, and thereby attain mastery of our own destiny."
See the book and read on. You might also want to see other books in the EARTH QUEST series which are listed in the book as well.
Take Care, John H.
Here's more from the book EARTH MEDICINE, by Kenneth Meadows (Element Books, c1989) (also published in 1996 by Barnes and Noble, New York):
From page 3:
"What IS Earth Medicine?"
"Your EARTH WALK is the way you live your life. It is the way you express your personality. The way you live out your dreams. Your aspirations. Your hopes. Your fears.
Is your EARTH WALK an aimless stroll, or a weary trudge? Does it show the flounce of impatience or the stiff step of anger? Or is it the brisk, determined stride of ambition which will let nothing stand in its way? Whatever the mood of your EARTH WALK, where are you on this Earth journey? Where are you situated now? Where have you come from? And where are you headed? Is life an exciting adventure, or just a bore? If you are bewildered through frustration and disappointment, if you are confused, is it not because you have no clear directions? You have been given no map of the territory, and you can see no signposts to guide you. You have no co-ordinates by which to plot your position, nor any chart on which to locate it. Is it, then, any wonder if life to you is an unanswerable puzzle?
EARTH MEDICINE provides you with a chart, and the means, to guide your way. It is a unique life science based upon North American Indian Medicine teachings, which has their origins in an even more ancient wisdom and thought once lost, can now be regained. These teachings are not those of a particular tribe or group of tribes, but are the essence of a knowledge that impregnated them all.
This knowledge, though tempered in the Red Indian mind, is structured here into a complete system, and has been fashioned for modern times and adapted to the needs and circumstances of men and women living in a materialistic, consumer-orientated society which has lost its contact with Earth and with Nature.
The American Indian Medicine Wheel had many uses, including methods of self-knowledge and self-realisation. Earth Medicine develops those methods and sets out to explain how the soul puts on a garment of a physical body in order to experience matter and how, according to its position or perception point on the Wheel of Life, it connects with Earth influences and forces that can further, through experience, its spiritual development.
This system is not concerned with how the movement of the heavens might affect what happens to us in the future here on Earth, but with how our Earth connections may be used so that we can take hold of the present - in which our future is largely fashioned - and so assume responsibility for our own lives, and thereby attain mastery of our own destiny."
See the book and read on. You might also want to see other books in the EARTH QUEST series which are listed in the book as well.
Take Care, John H.
John H, if I send you $50 by paypal will you never post again?
The name of the author of your book is Kenneth Meadows and he likes nature, of course your name is Jonh H.
gococksDJS said:
Gococks,
No, that would not be "NEARLY ENOUGH". And your "check" might "bounce"...
John H.
Vieope said:
Hi Vieope,
Sorry Buddy, I missed what you are saying... (NOT to "rain" on your "parade"!)
Take Care, John H.
gococksDJS said:
Gococks,
I "MIGHT" "accept" several semi tractor trailer trucks - multiple trailers in tandem - LOADED to the roof with "unmarked bills" in denominations of 20's, 50's, 100's, and 1,000's - no 1's or 5's or 10's - and the security forces to allow me to "haul it all off" safely... and no "die packs" ...
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Great. All we'll need is an address and a time that is good for you. How does Friday sound?
(pssssst... Flex, are you there? When we get his address meet us there on Friday. I'll have $50 waiting...)
(pssssst... Flex, are you there? When we get his address meet us there on Friday. I'll have $50 waiting...)
lol
John H. said:Gococks,
I "MIGHT" "accept" several semi tractor trailer trucks - multiple trailers in tandem - LOADED to the roof with "unmarked bills" in denominations of 20's, 50's, 100's, and 1,000's - no 1's or 5's or 10's - and the security forces to allow me to "haul it all off" safely... and no "die packs" ...
John H.
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You "reallly" need to "work" on "your" IM "communication" skills. "Such" as "they are".John H. said:
BUT hey, YOU'RE coming up IN the WORLD. i GUESS...
cfs3 said:
Hi Cfs,
Well I have to admit I am lost on this...
Please "esplain"...
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cfs3, you have some "esplaining" to do.
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Hi Eggs,
No, actually that would be "explain"...
I admit I am a "computer dummy" and no matter what, I probably never will be much above that - I guess I am not "wired" to be a "computer wiz" - it seems to me that the younger a person is when learning on and about computers the better they can become and the older the less successful. Why exactly that is I have no clue - maybe the older we get the more we become "set in our ways"...
Take Care, John H.
