Reiki is a holistic, non-invasive healing technique that channels natural life force energy. This comprehensive book contains everything you need to know about the subject, including its history & development, an overview of the different Reiki schools & traditions, step-by-step instructions for energy & healing exercises & hand positions for the three degrees of Reiki. With information about self-healing & healings others, plus treatments for releiving a wide range of common ailments & emotional issues, this is the only guide to Reiki you'll need. ...

Use Reiki to energise your everyday life, raise your self-awareness, & improve your relationships. Discover how learning to channel your thoughts can help you take control of your life. Understand first & second degree Reiki, including initiations, foundation treatments & sending energy & healing at a distance. Learn about the origins of Reiki & how it came to the west. ...

This delightful vook contains a wide & enticing range of flora & fauna images for you to colour & make your own.

Colouring

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Biologist Margo Green (Penelope Ann Miller) teams up with police Lieutenant D' Agosta (Tom Sizemore) to investigate a series of grisly murders at her place of work
- the Natural History museum. Can there be a link with the recently-arrived crates belonging
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Details: An innovative & accessible guide to the worlds religions. The Religions Book clearly explains the key concepts
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A picture book version of the humourous short story by Kenneth Grahame (author of The Wind in the Willows) about a dragon who, unwilling to kill anyone, does a deal with the knight who is sent to slay him. Retold for young readers & amusingly illustrated by Fred Blunt. ...

' Excuse me, sir, but may I be of assistance? Ah, I see I have alarmed you. Do not be frightened by my beard. I am a lover of America...' So speaks the mysterious stranger at a Lahore cafe. In this title, this speaker of immaculate English tells you his story, of how he embraced the Western dream
- & a Western woman
- & how both betrayed him.

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East-End London, 1858.

In London's twisting streets, it's hard to tell friend from foe. & for Katherine Martin,

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Somewhere in a Central Asian Republic, in an underground prison cell, an innocent man is facing imminent death. Harry Jones
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In the First World War, Ronald Skirth was an ordinary Tommy. His experiences were like those of many others: fighting in the trenches under constant bombardment, suffering under a cowardly commanding officer, enduring shell shock & finally, somehow, surviving. But Skirth's story is more extraordinary than that. For on the Flanders battlefield he had a moment of epiphany when he came across the dead body of a teenage German soldier. The boy was just like him. His corpse was bizarrely untouched, & in his hand was a photo of his girlfriend, who looked just like Skirth's own sweetheart, Ella. Afterwards Skirth resolved that he would never again help to take a human life. He altered the trajectory of guns so that they fired harmlessly, & embarked on other small acts of sabotage at huge risk to his own life. Under immense pressure from he authorities he suffered breakdowns & attacks of amnesia, but somehow Skirth maintained his campaign of active pacifism, lived out the war, & returned to marry Ella. Making use of Ronald Skirth's letters & postcards to Ella, his contemporary journals & the memoir he wrote in his retirement fifty years later, The Reluctant Tommy is the fascinating story of a man who stuck by his principles in impossible circumstances, & who had the courage to risk being shot as a 'coward'; an ordinary soldier with a truly remarkable story. ...