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"Pantheism and synesthesia are his visionary rules ...severe, contagious fun."-Boston Review "How much of what we call 'seeing' is actually 'believing?'" Geoffrey Nutter asks in his dazzling second collection. The quiet, daring "water voices" of these poems carry the reader into their serious play, in settings as varied as the Tappan Zee Bridge and the inside of a flower, turning language 'touchable' and words into music. Geoffrey Nutter was born in Sacramento, California. He is the author of A Summer Evening, winner of the 2001 Colorado Prize. His poems have appeared in The Best American Poetry 1997 and The Iowa Anthology of New American Poetries. He lives in Manhattan with his wife, daughter, and son.
Water Oak: The Happiness of Longing - A Memoir
Sue Frederick
Frederick Malowany Publishing
2017
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Turning 40, Sue Frederick thought she had lost everything. She was widowed, childless and heartbroken. When the married man she was seeing walked away, her escalating sense of failure launched her on a spiritual seeking journey while still working a 50 hour a week job as magazine editor. Her awakening to the perfection of our imperfections and the beauty of our chaos is what this book is about. Told with warmth and style, this memoir offers hope; hope that losing everything is often the way to finding what matters; to building something new and better from our losses. The book empowers us to ask different questions and take the path less traveled to forge our unique story. Intuitive and author Sue Frederick, has been featured in the New York Times, CNN, Self Magazine, Real Simple, Yoga Journal, Natural Health, New York Times and Nexus Magazines. Her highly acclaimed books I See Your Dream Job, Bridges to Heaven & Your Divine Lens are roadmaps for manifesting the work you came here to do and using your pain as fuel to fulfill your greatest potential. Categories: Biographies & Memoirs; Leaders & Notable people/Religious Hinduism Religion & Spirituality; Personal Growth/Transformational Religion & Spirituality: New Age/Meditation
Water and Wood Shastras
Gungtang Rinpoche; The Venerable Konchok Tenpai Dronme
Karuna Publications
2012
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The Water and Wood Shastras take images from the natural world to illustrate profound insights into the nature of humanity and the path to enlightenment. The author uses his own experience drawn from years of intensive spiritual study and practice in order to articulate his realizations for the benefit of others. These poems embody the central passion of ancient Tibetan culture--the pursuit of knowledge and compassion in order to actualize the highest potential of the human spirit. They are a treasury of instructions completely dispelling the poverty of inner and outer dissatisfaction, a pastoral waterfall peacefully calming the tempest of secular and personal conflict, and a supreme medicine for healing the worldly and spiritual ills of our times. Their message is deep and vast, but deceptively simplified and garbed beautifully in the metaphors of Gungtang Rinpoche's elegant verse.
Water Must Flow Uphill Adventures in University Administration
Roger Makanjuola
Amv Publishing Services
2012
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Water-Powered Mills of Richland County
Robert a Carter; Michael C Cullen
Turaspublishing
2016
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When Mazie Goforth's lost love appears unexpectedly, soon followed by her prodigal family, she is forced to face who she has become and what might have been. Narrated by the frank and feisty Mazie, Water Flow Down follows her struggle to make sense of her past and an ever-changing present that is complicated by an orphaned teenager who asks for Mazie's help in finding the truth about her mother's death. As she treks across Texas with her nephew and the girl in a search for answers, Mazie encounters a slew of odd characters and stark locales. Ricocheting between past and present, the story culminates in a confrontation on a remote ranch, leading Mazie to realize what truly matters.
Whether you are new to the Dao De Jing or have followed its teaching for decades, this book offers a fresh perspective on living in harmony, joy, and transcendent self-realization. Although steeped in decades of study, Galen Pearl does not offer analysis or explanation of the Dao De Jing, but rather shares the insight and transformation gained from engaging directly with the timeless beauty of the truths therein. The poetic translations, engaging reflections, evocative photos, and inspiration drawn from the Chinese characters invite you into your own contemplative relationship with this classic text. Mystical in concept, practical in application, these 81 chapters bring ancient wisdom into modern times. Allow the beauty of words and images to sing in your soul and guide your steps. You already know the tune.
Hans Fahrmeyer is a recognized photographer of male and female portraits combining both technical skill and artistic expression. He has published three books, created a large portfolio of arresting portraits, and has been widely shown in many international publications. Main description Water Moves, is an illuminating dance of beautiful male images married with mirrors, water, sensuality and balance. There's a blend of powerful images with technical insight. The images become forceful yet arresting. He has produced a collection that mixes the casualness of the snapshot with the artistry of classical photographer. His subjects capture the eye for their immediacy, beauty, and movement.
If photos are messages, then Hans Fahrmeyer is one of the most prolificmessengers of today and of classic times. From his apprentice days oflearning his photography craft in the lost art of darkroom developing, youknow this man wrestle more out of an image than most emerging and longtime photographers. It's his use of lens, light, experience and passionwhich massages his images to an unexpected portrayal.But Mr. Fahrmeyer is also part sociologist, psychologist, comedian and lifecoach. Watching him in the studio or on location, he can either be the flyon the wall when he has to be, or the sorcerer, pulling out the best of thetalent in front of his lens.His latest book, Water Moves, is an illuminating dance of beautiful maleimages married with mirrors, water, sensuality and balance. There's ablend of powerful images with technical insight. The images becomeforceful yet arresting. He has produced a collection that mixes thecasualness of the snapshot with the artistry of classical photographer.His subjects capture the eye for their immediacy, beauty, and movement.His three previous books (Colors of Men, Between Men and Women, andBetween Men) reflect his stylization. But the new images in Water Movesare even more lively and stronger then the earlier ones. The photos are atimeless provocation as Hans demonstrates the gravity of his models intoan art form. Fahrmeyer's use of beautiful muscled men weaves with thereflective properties of water to create memorable masterpieces.Water Moves makes one yearn for an encore. In cinema, we know by thelast scene, there's a sequel planned. By the time you get to the last page, you're hoping for the release of more from Hans Fahrmeyer. Well done.