Bøger af Kingsley L. Dennis

CONSCIENCIA Y EVOLUCIÓN es una colección de artículos del autor escritos a lo largo de cuatro años (2012-2015). Algunos ensayos aparecieron inicialmente en su boletín como reflexiones mensuales. Otros se publicaron como artículos independientes: bien como adaptaciones de material de sus libros o como escritos únicos. También se incluyen dos entrevistas. Los temas abarcan tanto lo macro como lo micro: desde asuntos globales hasta el mundo interior del individuo. Algunos de los contenidos abordados de una manera intemporal son la transformación social, nuestra cambiante época, el comportamiento humano y nuestros estados personales del ser. La colección consta de cuarenta y tres artículos, cada uno de ellos acompañado de un cuento antiguo, y concluye con las transcripciones de dos entrevistas y un ensayo más extenso. Estas Reflexiones -reunidas como un todo- forman un tapiz: un mosaico reflejado de un panorama mucho más amplio.

REFLECTIONS: A Tapestry of Thoughts* is a collection of the author's writings over a four-year period (2012-2015) - 2ND REVISED EDITION. Some of the essays initially appeared as a monthly 'reflection' in the author's newsletter. Other essays were published as stand-alone pieces - either adapted from material in his books or as one-off writings. Also included are the transcripts from two interviews. The range of topics covers both the macro and the micro: from global affairs to the inner life of the individual. Some of the themes touched upon include social transformation, our changing times, human behaviour, and our personal states of being - in a way that is timeless. The collection includes forty-three essays; each accompanied by an ancient tale. Two interview transcripts and a longer essay form an appendix that closes the collection. These Reflections - collected together as a whole - form a tapestry: a mosaic that reflects off a much bigger picture. *Please Note: this is a completely revised, expanded, and updated edition that replaces the previous 'Reflections' (2015). The new edition contains all new material; as such, the previous edition has now been de-listed and retired from stock.

'If it were not true, it would not be so' And so it was, and so it is - welcome to the world of the Custodians. It is a world where divine Providence provides and faith is tested by a series of odd encounters. Meet Anwar and Father Nuri, two shrine custodians who spend their time in meditation together: one the teacher, the other the former pupil. Their purpose in life is to be the custodian of a shrine, and to provide blessings for the pilgrims who come to visit them. Together, they bring us to an understanding that knows no speech, or speech knows not quite what to say. And they also collect berries. Meet Nassa, the man whose life was saved by a fish. He is ready and eager to spend a few days in the company of the Custodian of the shrine, and to see how meditation suits him. But maybe he's not who he appears to be...or perhaps he is! Then there is the Young Man, who arrives confused and in need of finding that which will give him the greatest happiness. But it won't be easy!...oh dear... The Custodians has been called 'one of the finest and shrewdest plays never to have been famous'...although we forget by whom it was said.... 'And since it is so - evident from us as we sit here - then it naturally follows that it must be true.'

Sophie is an eleven year old girl who's on a mission - to find No-Thing at No-Where. Yet to reach it she must enter the Imaginal World, the world of our dreams where she must first learn the power to dream harder, dream faster. Our world - the Regular World - is in need of help. Most of the people in the Regular World have no idea that the Imaginal World exists, much less how it works! Because of this lack of imagination and vision, only children can enter - and only a very few children are called upon to do so. Sophie is one such child. Once inside, Sophie embarks upon a fantastical journey where she encounters such characters as the energetic Eddie the Gangly, the slobbering Borik the Harkone, the one-eyed Huffalots, Jimbob the Oldest Sproggit, the enigmatic Snifflegruffs, the elegant Lady Drakona, the cruel Blackheart Jake, the odd pair Sergeant Spittlespat and PC Wobblekirk, grumpy Gabby, jolly Ralph - and Ruu Eddin, the mysterious multi-colored mystic trickster. Through each encounter Sophie is either helped or hindered along her path, having to solve riddles, get out of tricky situations, and above all - to trust her instinct. She enters the troublesome Forest of Fernacles; encounters a vortex in The-Lake-That-Is-An-Ocean; becomes a Queen on Sniffflegruff Island; battles against the Ghoul's spell; and she must seek out 'The Invisible One.' Along the way Sophie meets other children who are also on the same mission to find No-Where. Sophie's Search for No-Where shows us that the Imaginal World can be both a curious and an unsettling place - it is not for everyone. Yet for those who dare to step inside they will find the fantastical, the magical...where everything is exactly not what it seems. Sophie's Search for No-Where is a tale for young and old readers that will entertain, delight, and enchant.

According to futurist and sociologist, Kingsley L. Dennis, humanity is entering a momentous phase in its history. Being born today is a generation of children that will radically reinvent human society, moving our culture from competition, control, and censorship toward connection, communication, and compassion. The Phoenix Generation's impact will begin to be felt in 2030, but there much to do to prepare for their arrival.The book is divided into three parts. Part one briefly describes the thorny issues (e.g. global warming, nationalism, and food and water shortages) that the solution-oriented ways of the Phoenix will resolve. Dennis posits that the generations of adults living today are the bridge to the Phoenix and he shows how such developments as the worldwide web and the explosion of mobile technologies are paving the way for them. Part two describes the changes in our own consciousness being brought about by technology and what we need to do to speed their arrival. Part three gives details how the Phoenix generation will be different from us. The Phoenix Generation will work toward forming a planetary society a transition more radical than the shift from agrarian to urban life during the Industrial Revolution. These children are being born with increased instinctive intelligence and with a greater degree of inherited wisdom. With them, the quantum revolution begun 100 years ago will become mainstream. This will bring about a shift away from external dependencies (e.g. our dependency on higher education for career advancement). This normalizing of new perspectives, cosmic awareness, and of multi-dimensional realities will usher in a great wave of change. The Phoenix Generation is a deeply positive examination of our collective future.

A study of the 'wounded mind' in modern society and a workbook for healing it.