Robert A. Anderson

THE CAT, THE PRINCE, AND THE GOLDEN HERONThe main character of THE CAT, THE PRINCE, AND THE GOLDEN HERON is a private investigator named Cool Cat, who first appeared in THE CAT, THE SUN, AND THE MIRROR. In that mystery-adventure (originally a musical staged by the New York Theatre Institute), he sets out, on his own, to solve the mystery of the Sun's disappearance. The story is based on the ancient Japanese myth about the Sun Goddess, Amaterasu, and carries a strong ecological message.THE CAT, THE PRINCE, AND THE GOLDEN HERON is also based on a myth, this one from the Caribbean region about the origin of bioluminescence, the mysterious phenomenon that causes the nighttime sea to glow with light. Cool Cat now finds himself traveling to the enchanted Kingdom of Khalil-"like a Disneyland, but the magic is real." There, with the aid of his new fulltime partner in the Cool Cat Detective Agency, recent Yale graduate the Majorette, he sets out to solve the mystery of what is ailing the heir to the throne, Prince Jabal. Cool Cat's adventure pits him against evil Demons, while the Majorette, with the aid of Laila, the Fairy Queen, must learn how to fly in order to find answers from the Golden Heron, high up in the sky.Each book in the Cool Cat series of mystery-adventures represents the joining of a story taken from the world's rich mythological culture with the distinctly American myth of the loner private eye setting out to find the truth-and along the way facing a truth about him (or her) self.The difference between these stories and typical examples of the private-eye genre is that in these the private eye is a cat (although one who also wears trench coat and fedora).

Joy Your Spiritual Force of Victory is a revelation of the Holy Spirit working His fruit in us to fulfill His will and give the Father pleasure. You have in your hand a guide to the operations of a spiritual weapon of mass destruction. Joy's power will destroy hopelessness, fear and depression. Now war, win and be victorious in Jesus Name

This book includes both conventional and alternative approaches to all common diseases. Organized by disease category, which is consistent with the way clinicians think and practice medicine, the book incorporates the medical terminology used in primary care practice. It incorporates the philosophical underpinnings of holistic medicine centering on key aspects of health promotion, prevention and treatment directed at giving the patient the best opportunity to experience "optimum health." The book that examines BOTH mainstream and alternative approaches to keeping patients healthy *Details the conventional as well as alternative approach to sixty common illnesses *Logically organized by disease category *Utilizes standard medical terminology from primary care practice *Incorporates the philosophical underpinnings of holistic medicine, covering health promotion, disease prevention, and treatment options *Provides practical clinical information and current documentation *Includes bulleted treatment options to facilitate access and understanding *Covers alternative approaches such as Nutritional, Social, Botanical, Psychoneuroimmunological, and more An MD with over thirty years experience demonstrates how to apply a holistic approach to medical treatment. Hazleden Chronic Illness Series offers clear and relevant information and practical advice on the treatment of chronic illness and related aspects of healthcare. Drawing on over fifty years of clinical experience and research at the Hazleden Foundation, the series provides authoritative coverage of a wide-range of topics critical to healthcare providers, students, and patients. This publishing alliance between Hazelden and McGraw-Hill, the world's premier publisher of references and career tools for the medical profession, provides the depth and breadth of coverage you would expect when two industry leaders join forces. The HAZLEDEN CHRONIC ILLNESS LIBRARY Clinician's Guide to Spirituality * Clinician's Guide to Mental Illness * Clinician's Guide to Pediatric Chronic Illness * Clinician's Guide to Twelve Step Principles * Clinician's Guide to Substance Abuse

Anderson's study of the Book of Daniel is a contribution to the International Theological Commentary whose goal is to bring the Old Testament alive in the worldwide church. In moving beyond the usual critical-historical approach to th Bible, the ITC offers a distinctive theological interpretation of the Hebrew text.