Michael Murphy Knihy

Kniha Jamese Redfielda, autora světového bestselleru Celestinské proroctví, publicisty Michaela Murphyho a dokumentaristky Sylvie Timbersové mapuje a odkrývá tajemství obrovského potenciálu lidského jedince a zároveň nabízí cestu, kterou mohou podniknout zájemci o vyšší stupeň duchovní evoluce. Do světa zmítaného konflikty a nepřátelstvím přinášejí James Redfield a Michael Murphy - spolutvůrce současného spirituálního boomu - důležitou zprávu o naději a vizi budoucnosti. Minulé i současné století přináší množství důkazů o střetu s transcendentem. Denně slyšíme a čteme o abnormálních výkonech, o životech lidí změněných meditacemi, o záhadných souvislostech nebo o uzdravování se prostřednictvím modliteb. Všichni můžeme totéž zažít na vlastní kůži. Mnoho lidí si již dnes uvědomuje prorůstání vědeckého výzkumu a spirituality a zároveň přijímá nový pohled na svět.

Autor se zabývá propojením sportu a vyššími třídami ducha.

Birthplace of Jazz, home to the world famous Mardi Gras, champion of voo-doo and vampires, purveyors of its own distinctive Creole and Cajun cuisines, New Orleans, once owned by France, then Spain, then France again, has a rich history that blends the unconventional with the orthodox to create a cultural collision unlike that found in ny other city. This insiders’ guide to New Orleans is shaped by portraits of the less obvious, hidden treasures rarely seen by the 10 million tourists who visit “The Big Easy” each year. From architecture that housed early jazz musicians and powerful madams; to bars that offer shot-and-a-haircut specials; to emblematic local eateries like Hansen’s Sno Bliz and Killer Po’boys; to the best places to buy a chartreuse-colored beehive wig, Civil War cavalry saber, or some swamp-grass gris gris, 111 Places in New Orleans will ensure that you experience the musical, spiritual, historical, edible, and quite often sinful side of America’s Most Interesting City. As noted musician and NOLA native Allen Toussaint once said, “To get to New Orleans, you don’t pass through anywhere else.”

Buildings can shape our lives, improve our health, and transform society. Academic histories of architecture and medicine overlook the importance of hospital design. This book shows how hospitals embody the social hierarchies of their time. Hospitals influence individual behavior, and they have the potential to advance human rights. To study hospitals is to unlock the laws of architecture

Focusing on personal growth, this memoir explores the complexities of trauma and its unexpected gifts. Through a heartfelt narrative, the author shares their journey of self-discovery, illustrating how misfortunes can lead to profound insights and resilience. The story emphasizes the transformative power of embracing one’s past, ultimately conveying a message of hope and gratitude amidst adversity.

Unites personal and planetary evolution in order to explain how each act of individual improvement is part of a new evolutionary scheme, discussing how to discover one's place in the evolution process and promote spiritual development.

The Tales of The Miller, The Wife of Bath, The Pardoner and The Nun's Priest. Each text is Chaucer's word-for-word, but the spelling is modern. Students can read the Tales with half the effort, twice the speed, and double the enjoyment. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Michael Murphy, Ph.D. has edited this and other Chaucer collections, making Middle English easier to grasp for students and general readers. He taught Chaucer at various universities for over 30 years, and he has published widely in medieval English studies.

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A text on British history from 1815 to 1951 which is one of a series of study guides for A-Levels and Scottish Higher Grade. The books are designed for use throughout the course as a supplement to studies at school or college, and as revision guides for the final approach to the exams.