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Dog Listener: Learn How to Communicate with Your Dog for Willing
Cooperation Ever wondered
why your dog goes berserk every time the doorbell rings? Or why he pulls
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Dog's Best Friend: The Secrets That Make Good Dog Owners Great Jan draws on her vast experience with dogs to show us all how we can be be the perfect dog owners. In her best-selling books, The Dog Listener and The Practical Dog Listener, Jan Fennell revolutionised the way we think about our dogs. Her unique method taught owners how to communicate effectively... |
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The Israel Canaan Dog by Myrna Shiboleth Having been involved with this extraordinary breed of dog, domesticated from the wild since the 1930s, Myrna Shiboleth is the world expert. Her book is the result of many years of observing Canaans and working with them under varied circumstances, and of breeding numerous litters. An excellent comprehensive introduction to this new exciting breed. |
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Man Who Listens to Horses by Monty Roberts Synopsis When Monty Roberts was 13 years old he went off on his own to the deserts of Nevada to watch Mustangs in the wild. What he learned about their methods of communication changed his life and earned him recognition among horse breeders and trainers around the world. This is his autobiography. |
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Boy by Monty Roberts Synopsis In The Man Who Listens to Horses, we learned about Monty Roberts' life and his amazing techniques for communicating with horses. In this moving new book from famed horse whisperer Monty Roberts, his beloved horse Shy Boy takes centre stage. This book captures their unique relationship, starting when Shy Boy was a wild mustang. During a three day journey across£200 miles of Nevada desert, Roberts and Shy Boy tested one another's fortitude and 'joined upS. Months later, Roberts took Shy Boy back out to the wild, set him free, and gave the horse a choice: return to his herd, or stay with Roberts. What happened - told in gripping narrative and full-colour photos - is so dramatic and moving that it will surprise every reader. The reader, even if he's not a rider, will find Monty's gentle method inspiring because it presents man as a partner in dialogue with a horse. We see Monty's techniques in action and fall in love with Shy Boy just as Monty did. |
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Join-up by Monty Roberts Synopsis Join-Up describes how what the author has learnt from horses can play an important role in improving our lives. It is full of new stories about some of the horses he has worked with, and from whom he has learnt what he believes. |
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Goldsworthy by Andrew Goldsworthy Synopsis The many-pointed star formed from large icicles balances on a rock in a quiet Dumfriesshire valley, a delicate bamboo screen stands on a Japanese beach, a great serpentine ridge of earth extends along a disused railway cutting on Tyneside, four massive snow rings mark the position of the North Pole. The creator of these extraordinary pieces of art is Andy Goldsworthy, who for the last fourteen years has worked almost exclusively with the materials he finds in the outdoor environment. Snow, ice, maple leaves, dandelion heads, twigs, pebbles - wherever he is, Andy Goldsworthy uses whatever happens to be around him. Most of his work is ephemeral and he records his creations in fine colour photographs, many of which have accompanying texts that form an integral part of the work. The artists intention is not to "make his mark" on the landscape, but to work with it instinctively, so that his creations manifest, however fleetingly, a sympathetic contact with the natural world. |
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and the Call of the Deep by Horace E Dobbs Illustrations by Rico Synopsis Dilo - a new-born dolphin - finds Clop Clops on the seabed, learns to use magic sound, and discovers his mother can make stars. The young dolphin stays in a quiet bay until he is beckoned by the Call of the Deep. The two dolphins get caught up in a feeding frenzy on an adventerous journey to Seal Island where they encounter a mysterious and deadly presence. An enchanting and poignant story that grown ups will enjoy reading to children. |
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Cat in the Hat by Dr Seuss Synopsis Using the sort of crazy characters and nonsensical situations that are the hallmark of Dr. Seuss, The "Classic Collection" brings together his zaniest stories, silliest rhymes and craziest drawings. Reviews The best book ever written. Forget about all the other books you've ever read, this will almost certainly be better than any other. I first read it when I was about 5, and now as a 14 year old I still love it. Its a brilliant book which I have problems putting down. It even has a moral to the story - don't let strangers, especially cats with funny hats and bow ties, into your home while the parents are away. There's funny pictures and an angry fish. Just what you need in a book. A must-have for children of all ages. |
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Dolphin's Boy by Pascale Noa Bercovitch Synopsis Abid'allah, a Bedouin boy, was accidentally deafened aged five. Growing up, he was a loner who spent much of his time swimming in the Red Sea. One day a dolphin joined him - and from then on never left his side. This is an amazing true story. |
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Dance to a Dolphin's Song by Horace Dobbs Synopsis After studying dolphins for many years, Dr Horace Dobbs came to the conclusion that these highly intelligent mammals were using their brains in a way that could benefit human beings. To test his theory he decided to step outside the confines of his scientific training and film an experiment for television. That film, "The Dolphin's Touch", records how he invited three people suffering from different forms of stress and depression to swim with a wild dolphin off the Irish coast. In the case of the middle-aged man the encounter had a dramatic effect, while the outlook of two younger participants improved significantly. For Dr Dobbs they served to confirm other similar transformations and persuaded him that it might be possible, through video film and audio tapes of dolphin song, to bring the healing power of dolphins to anyone unable to experience it at first hand. The result leaves, he argues, little room for doubt that dolphins can generate a sense of well-being in people. In this book the author conveys not only the joy to be experienced when cavorting in the sea with a wild dolphin, he also provides clues to the mental dexterity and perception of one of the smallest of the whale family. The
book provides Dr Horace Dobbs account of his "Operation Sunflower",
launched by the BBC "Blue Peter" programme, a testimony to
Dobbs' experiment with depressives and wild dolphins off the Irish coast
in order to prove that the dolphins possess mental healing powers and
can have a unique influence over man's mind. To conduct this experience,
Dobbs went beyond his scientific training, coming to the conclusion
that the way in which the dolphins were using their brains could benefit
human beings. Dobbs records the effects the mammals have on three chronic
depressives, filming the event of their transformation. He speculates
as to what was communicated between man and dolphin in the incidents
he witnessed, comparing the miraculous uplifting that took place with
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The Magic of the Dolphins by Horace Dobbs Synopsis A dolphin study which attempts to capture their magic and spirit, their love of fun and ability to live at peace with their environment. It describes some of the author's encounters with wild dolphins, and draws attention to the threats facing dolphin populations. |
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Invitation by Oriah Mountain Dreamer Synopsis When workshop leader and author Oriah Mountain Dreamer wrote her heartfelt 'Invitation' a couple of years ago she did not expect that small prose poem to reach the level of popularity that it has. It has spread far and wide by word of mouth, the internett and has been read alound at weddings, funerals and spiritual gatherings by people including Robert Bly and Jack Cornfield. The poem is a challenge to us and in this accessible and inspiring book Oriah Mountain Dreamer tells us how to meet that challenge. |
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Best Year Yet: Ten Questions for Making the Next Twelve Months Your
Most Successfull Ever by Jinny Ditzler Synopsis A self-help and personal development book. Based on a goal-setting programme used by thousands of people, the key is a set of ten questions which provide the impetus to self-knowledge and change. Reviews An excellent, simple, effective method for achieving results I have worked through the exercises in this book and achieved goals I would never dared have set before. Jinny gives step by step guidelines on how to set your goals for the next 12 months and how to achieve them. She has taken the mysticism out of producing miracles in your every day life and explained in simple English how to be effective in identifying and realising your dreams. This little book can change your life. |
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Force by Stuart Wilde Reviews THIS LITTLE BOOK IS A REAL EYE OPENER. I received "THE FORCE" in the mail one day from a still unknown source in 1985, much intrigued read it. It shocked and horrified me at the same time, up until that point I thought all my sorrows were something I had to live with, grin and bare. Mr. Wilde knows how to reach deep down to the core of our being and shake up the all the useless junk we 've been taught to think and believe. Reading this lead me to read another book "YOU'LL SEE IT WHEN YOU BELIEVE IT" by Dr. Wayne Dyer. |
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Loss for the Mind by Stuart Wilde Synopsis In this guide, Stuart Wilde show how many of the opinions in society that cause anguish can be released through some psychological and spiritual understanding. Review Truly the only self-help book you'll ever need. If you can grasp and truly come to understand the concepts that Stuart presents in this book, you will, without a doubt, be freed from the pain, anguish, moral dilemmas, and negative emotion most people believe come with the territory of everyday living. The key to having everything is letting go of everything. |
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Trick to Money Is Having Some! by Stuart Wilde Reviews Flippant, energy-shifting, life-changing book The "Wilde man" does it again, with another in-your-face, flippant book that tosses dogma to one side and makes you see how simple life's rules really are. He's outrageous, and probably intends to be, just to get you to step out of traditional drone-like ("tick tock") thinking and create your own life and realities. Something to offend everyone in this book (as usual), and something to break through the daily snooze and fracture your (unhealthy) complacency. If you are NOT willing to make uncomfortable (at first) changes, don't read Wilde. If you are willing to consider the outrageous, his books are a bargain too good to miss. His wit alone makes each of his books worthwhile. This one reveals the money game to be largely an internal quest for self-acceptance, and vitality, and points out that energy is what's valuable in today's society. |
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Affirmations by Stuart Wild Reviews Simply Amazing !!! I recommend this book for anybody who is... searching. And you know who you are. It's like being enlightened. It's the spark you've been looking for, the spark you knew you already had all this time. A small book, to help you realize your potential and your power ! |
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Was Never Meant to Be a Struggle by Stuart Wilde Synopsis Through an action plan, this book helps the reader to identify and eliminate the cause of struggle in daily life. Reviews Keep this book handy at all times. Many of us were taught by parents and teachers that the only way we could be "good" was to struggle. We were taught that struggle is noble. Wilde debunks this widely held myth and helps us rid our minds of this tape running there. He compares struggle vs. effort and identifies struggle as effort laced with negative emotion. He posits that "going with the flow" is a much better approach. This may sound simplistic, but many of us forget this simple lesson in our day to day battles out in the fray. Keep this book handy. I have re-read mine many, many times and it helps me get re-centered and concentrate on what is truly important in my life. Also, you may want a couple for friends as you will begin to identify the patterns of struggle in others. Wilde asks us to teach others to forego their struggle, and ultimately live. |
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Self : 33 Steps to Reclaiming Your Inner Power by Stuart Wilde Synopsis Discovering clarity and purpose in life is the focus of this book, arguing that man is an infinite being flowing with the God Force. It helps the reader see life in a more sacred and meaningful way by finding ancient secrets of self-empowerment, enabling them to expand their personal freedom. Reviews Wilde expains the Tao in practical terms. Of all the books I've read there are only a few I go back to time and time again. Infinite Self is one of them. Wilde is simplistic and flippant at first glance, and incredibly brilliant on a deeper level. He talks about chugging along "Highway 33" but his real meaning is deeply spiritual. I find the book takes on different levels every time I read it. A real "growth" book. |
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Winds of Change: Perceptions of a New World by Stuart Wilde Synopsis In this text, Stuart Wilde challenges the reader to stand outside the usual paradigms of consciousness as fringe dwellers, and as outsiders, and asks us to observe the dying throes of what he calls the world ego - the embodiment of the manipulative and dominate force of the status quo. Reviews It will Blow your Mind! This book will challenge the way we see ourselves in the world of senses. It let's you venture out from the status quo and world ego. He challenges us to stand outside the usual paradigms of consciousness, and be "fringe dwellers". |
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Wilde Stuart Wilde Synopsis The author answers some of the most honest and direct questions ever asked of him. This work allows readers to delve inside the mind of a metaphysicist and discover what he really thinks about life, the universe... and everything. |
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