Well endorsed The Journey Within" states on the back cover Your past-life memories are closer to you than you may realise & many exciting discoveries are being made in the search for these timeless memories. One exciting discovery is coming from a unique form of hypnosis regression which is proving to be an excellent tool for uncovering past-life memories. This is the story of research hypnotist Henry Bolduc's twenty-five years of studying & practising hypnosis. We get to share in the unfolding of a fascinating exploration into the human mind. A good portion of the book is devoted to the development of channeling in two individuals who were able to repeat the " Cayce Effect"
- channelling information as the great North American Mystic Edgar Cayce did. These sessions are documented with profound "readings" as Edgar Cayce referred. Included are Channeling guidelines for those new to the concept."
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Hailed by George Bernard Shaw as 'useful [corrective] to the romantic conception of war' R.C. Sherriff's Journey's End" is an unflinching vision of life in the trenches towards the end of the First World War published in " Penguin Classics". Set in the First World War " Journey's End" concerns a group of British officers on the front line & opens in a dugout in the trenches in France. Raleigh a new eighteen-year-old officer fresh out of English public school joins the besieged company of his friend & cricketing hero Stanhope & finds him dramatically changed. Laurence Olivier starred as Stanhope in the first performance of " Journey's End" in 1928; the play was an instant stage success & remains a remarkable anti-war classic. R.C. Sherriff (1896-1975) joined the army shortly after the outbreak of the First World War serving as a captain in the East Surrey regiment. After the war an interest in amateur theatricals led him to try his hand at writing. Following rejection by many theatre managements " Journey's End" was given a single performance by the Incorporated Stage Society in which Lawrence Olivier took the lead role. The play's enormous success enabled Sherriff to become a full-time writer with plays such as " Badger's Green" (1930) " St Helena" (1935) & " The Long Sunset" (1955); though he is also remembered as a screenplay writer for films such as " The Invisible Man" (1933) " Goodbye Mr Chips" (1933) & " The Dam Busters" (1955). If you enjoyed " Journey's End" you might like Robert Graves' " Goodbye to All That" available in " Penguin Modern Classics". " Its unrelenting tension & its regard for human decency in a vast world of human waste are impressive & even now moving". (Clive Barnes)." ...

The Heinemann Plays" series offers contemporary drama & classic plays in durable classroom editions. Many have large casts & an equal mix of boy & girl parts. This play deals with the horror & futility of trench warfare as Captain Stanhope & his officers await attack in their dugout." ...

Following the fortunes of some of the much-loved characters from her bestseller ' The Journey' Josephine Cox's powerful novel spans continents decades & generations of one family. Like a ghost from the past she walked along the platform towards them... It has been over twenty years since Vicky Maitland set foot on English soil. Twenty years since she left Liverpool with her three children bound for a new life in America leaving her beloved husband Barney behind. But this long journey home is the hardest of all. She is here in search of the truth afraid of what she may find. Why did Barney turn against his family so suddenly so cruelly? Only her old friend Lucy Baker knows what happened. & Lucy promised Barney she would never tell his secret. Is it time she broke her silence & explained the events of so long ago? ...

R.C. Sherriff author of Journey's End the most famous play of the Great War saw all his frontline service with the 9th Battalion East Surrey Regiment. This intense experience profoundly affected his writing & through his play it continues to have a powerful influence on our understanding of the conflict. Yet the story of his battalion
- known as ' The Gallants' after the bravery it displayed during the Battle of Loos
- has never been told in full until now. In The Journey's End Battalion Michael Lucas gives a vivid account of its history. Using official & unofficial sources diaries letters & British & German wartime records he describes the individuals who served in it & the operations they took part in. He identifies the inspiration for Journey's End & considers how Sherriff delved into his experiences & those of his fellow soldiers in order to create his drama. The narrative covers the battalion's bloody initiation at Loos its role in the fighting on the Somme at Guillemont & Delville Wood & during the Third Battle of Ypres then the part it played in the desperate defence against the German 1918 offensives & its contribution to the Allied advance to victory. Despite the presence of Sherriff & other notable individuals the 9th East Surrey was in many ways typical of the southern Kitchener battalions & Michael Lucas's account of its service provides a fascinating contrast with the northern Pals battalions whose story has been more often told. So not only does the book shed new light on the wartime experience of R.C. Sherriff but it is a valuable record of the operation of a British battalion on the Western Front during the Great War.

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In JOURNEYS TO THE MYTHICAL PAST the renowned researcher of antiquity Zecharia Sitchin reveals for the first time the existence of a secret chamber in Egypts Great Pyramid & he tells his own story of an indefatigable dedication to finding the truth that almost cost him his life
- accidentally or otherwise
- when uncovering secrets of the Giza pyramids & Sphinx. Exposing hidden artefacts that contradict establishment assumptions or that baffle scientists Sitchins firsthand accounts of his explorations take the reader into the inner workings of the Vatican the enigma of a futuristic computer from millennia ago & the secret handiwork of a Divine Architect at Stonehenge at Malta & at a site in the Americas. Looking deep into antiquity Sitchin offers astounding evidence that links the Nazca lines & a baffling adjoining site to the Departure from Earth of the Anunnaki the ancient gods who he believes vowed to Return. Zecharia Sitchin tells how his life was at risk inside the Great pyramid & reveals the existence of a secret chamber Reports on Vatican encounters the Iceman of the Alps the antikythera computer the temples & Ruts of Malta
- & offers a solution to the enigma of the Nazca lines


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Jovi Air-Hardening Paste for kids from the age of 4! A product that kids can enjoy to the full. It has a fresh pleasant feel & does not stain like clay does. It can be worked with the hands or used to cover frames made from different materials (wire wood...). Finally you must leave the clay drying just in the air during 24 hours. You don't need to put the clay inside the oven with high temperature to dry it. What's more it does not flake is easy to remove from moulds & after hardening it can be painted varnished polished & cut. A truly amazing product available in two colours: white & terracotta. ...

In this reissue of the popular volume from the Insights for a New Way of Living" series Osho examines the nature of joy from a radically different perspective. With an artful mix of compassion & humor Osho shows us that joy is the essence of life that even unhappiness has its root in joy. Osho encourages us to accept joy by being grateful to be alive & for the challenges & opportunities in life by finding the good in all that we have
- rather than setting conditions or demands for happiness. By embracing joy one comes closer to a true peaceful & balanced state." Joy: The Happiness that Comes from Within" now

Includes:: an original talk by Osho on DVD. This visual component enables the reader to experience the direct wisdom & humor of Osho straight from the source."


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This book is a Jeeves & Wooster novel. Trapped in rural Steeple Bumpleigh a man less stalwart than Bertie Wooster would probably give way at the knees. For among those present were Florence Craye to whom Bertie had once been engaged & her new fiance ' Stilton' Cheesewright who sees Bertie as a snake in the grass. & that biggest blot on the landscape Edwin the Boy Scout who is busy doing acts of kindness out of sheer malevolence. All Bertie's forebodings are fully justified. For in his efforts to oil the wheels of commerce promote the course of true love & avoid the consequences of a vendetta he becomes the prey of all & sundry. In fact only Jeeves can save him. ...

This book challenges the perception of chemistry as too difficult to bother with & too clinical to be any for. Cathy Cobb & Monty L Fetterolf both professional chemists & experienced educators introduce readers to the magic elegance & yes joy of chemistry. From the fascination of fall foliage & fireworks to the functioning of smoke detectors & computers to the fundamentals of digestion (as when good pizza goes bad!) the authors illustrate the concepts of chemistry in terms of everyday experience using familiar materials. The authors begin with a bangs colourful bottle rocket assembled from common objects you find in the garage
- & then present the principles of chemistry using household chemicals & friendly non-technical language. They guide the reader through the basics of atomic structure the nature of molecular bonds & the vibrant universe of chemical reactions. Using analogy & example to illuminate essential concepts such as thermodynamics photochemistry electrochemistry & chemical equilibrium they explain the whys & wherefores of chemical reactions. Hands-on demonstrations selected for their ease of execution & relevance illustrate basic principles & lively commentaries emphasise the fun & fascination of learning about chemistry. This delightful & richly informative book amply proves that chemistry can appeal to our intuition logic &
- if we are willing to get down & dirty
- our sense of enjoyment too.


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