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2012 O.M.

2012 O.M.

Martin Avery

Lulu.com
2010
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Canadian author Martin Avery received the Oneness Blessing and the Awakening Blessing in 2010 and then wrote this book describing the Awakening Process and the Oneness Movement in Canada, North America, India, and around the world.
Swimming To China

Swimming To China

Martin Avery

Lulu.com
2013
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Swimming To China is Book #3 in the Great Wall Of China Books Series by Canadian author Martin Avery. He is the author of a dozen books of poetry and the winner of the Balzac Award for poetry, well-known as the author of How To Make Love In A Muskoka Chair and The Dorset Fire Tower Poem. Swimming To China is a marathon of poetry describing a marathon swim.
Far Away, Dalian, Far Away

Far Away, Dalian, Far Away

Martin Avery

Lulu.com
2013
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In 2013, Canadian author and educator Martin Avery, MFA in Writing, travelled from Toronto to Vancouver to Tokyo to Dalian, China, and wrote this travel book while in the air and in Dalian. It is a first person memoir like a non-fiction novel that describes first impressions of a flight across Canada, a flight across the Pacific Ocean, a night in Japan, and a trip into the People's Republic of China.
Chinese Kisses

Chinese Kisses

Martin Avery

Lulu.com
2014
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Chinese Kisses: 101 Poems Made in China, by Marty Avery, is a collection of poems inspired by Chinese and Canadian poets, set in Dalian, China, including JinShiTan and KaiFaQu, in 2013, capturing first impressions that will be lasting impressions.
An Intro to Acupuncture and Tcm (Traditional Chinese Medicine): How to Lose Weight, Feel Great, and Fix Your Sore Back with Acupuncture and Other Techniques from Integrative Health Care in China
An Intro To Acupuncture And TCM is the story of a man who was told he was going to die, by a specialist in Canada, but was brought back to life by integrative health care in China. An emergency neurology specialist told Martin Avery he was going to die but he got a second opinion. A doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine used acupuncture, fire cupping, moxibustion, herbs, finger needling, and nutrition so he could develop good "jing-chi-shen" and she predicted he would live a long time.