January 2007 Books
MindLight; Lunch Lessons
MindLight
Secrets of Energy, Magick & Manifestation
“Meditation is an elongated thought turned into an enchantment.”
So says Silver RavenWolf. And in tune with that, the first chapter of this book, called “The World As You Make It,” starts us off with a meditation that brings home the power of creation we hold in our hands and, above all, in our minds. Publisher's Weekly calls it “meditation with a quantum twist.”
A Wiccan elder of renown and perhaps the most widely published Wiccan author of her time, RavenWolf translates quantum physics into plain English and explains how we can make use of that knowledge to change our reality. She shows us how to tap into a special state of consciousness through meditations, visualizations, rituals, and mental exercises, sometimes drawing on elemental energies, astrology, herbs, and oils, to create a more fulfilling world.
"Meditation is nothing more than the moment you make magick," she explains, and it is meditation that allows you to harness what she calls MindLight, your internal source of power—"a tool that you can use to build a healthy, positive future."
Whether you've ever been interested in Wicca or not, if you are serious about creating a world of your dreams you won't want to miss out on this book. What a great way to start the new year!
Lunch Lessons
We all know that the future of our nation and our world rides on the health and wisdom we manage to inculcate in our children. This book speaks with open frankness about one of the most basic building blocks of their future: the food they're getting for lunch.
At the beginning of a new year when most school cafeterias are still feeding our kids a buffet of processed, fried, and sugary foods and 78% of American school lunch menus fail to meet toe USDA's nutritional guidelines, it's time to resolve to do something about it.
Lunch Lessons spells out how we can help instill healthy eating habits in our children, and complements that with a wealth of tasty, home-tested recipes. And it inspires and educates us on how to become nutritional activists and turn our kids' obesity prognosis around, if we're willing.
—Chiwah
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