Janet Young

In this spiritual classic, Janet Young explains how to cultivate the subconscious mind in order to enhance joy and the experience of life.Citing the Bible and various other philosophical and spiritual sources for her treatise, Young explains how the metaphysical realities we live among affect our minds. Usually, human beings are at the mercy of these unseen forces, and do not discover how to provide themselves with an advantage versus their fluctuations over time. Fortunately the past achievements and advices of certain figures - for example many Saints of the Christian tradition - provide insight into the pivotal nature of subconscious mastery.Young describes a variety of forces and links them to past phenomena in religion; the psychic forces are pertinent to the subconscious, while civilization as a whole is the product of consistently directed thought. However, these thoughts are received from an invisible world which is accessed only by those with a command over their subconscious.

In this spiritual classic, Janet Young explains how to cultivate the subconscious mind in order to enhance joy and the experience of life.Citing the Bible and various other philosophical and spiritual sources for her treatise, Young explains how the metaphysical realities we live among affect our minds. Usually, human beings are at the mercy of these unseen forces, and do not discover how to provide themselves with an advantage versus their fluctuations over time. Fortunately the past achievements and advices of certain figures - for example many Saints of the Christian tradition - provide insight into the pivotal nature of subconscious mastery.Young describes a variety of forces and links them to past phenomena in religion; the psychic forces are pertinent to the subconscious, while civilization as a whole is the product of consistently directed thought. However, these thoughts are received from an invisible world which is accessed only by those with a command over their subconscious.

Take a boy and his colorful monster, add a girl with a boat and her dolly - to the beach and you have the makings for a fun-filled adventure. Stir in a sand castle in need of repair, a ba-zillion sand people - sand people - some crabs and seagulls, and you have the recipe for a fun story that the kids will love . . . and that's any kid, young or old, who has ever spent a delightful hour or two with a shovel and a bucket and a beach full of sand. Heaven This delightful little story is sure to please the child in everyone. "Snizzle warts and Jammy toes - Unless you trys it, you won't knows " says the monster.