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An engineer, a storyteller, and an interfaith minister with a background in the sciences merge their talents and curiosity to explore how the structure of ancient spoken Hebrew-and other indigenous languages-may show us the path to balance, harmony, and sustainability today. The book articulates: o How language is a key factor to cultural consciousness; o Comparisons of cultures and their languages; o A systems-based understanding of our lives and planet; o Essential understandings for those who don't speak a 'language of life'; o Paradigm shifts and tools necessary to re-achieve a sustainable way of life on this planet; and o A hopeful conclusion informed by Indigenous wisdom outlining the guiding principles of balance and harmony to be lived every day in order to achieve ecological, social, and economic sustainability. It's a "must read" for all biblical scholars as well as those interested in Qabala, indigenous cultures, applied systems thinking, or sustainability.

Robert Newman and Ruth Miller launch an extraordinary journey through the history of mind-body medicine methods, integrating systems theory, Tibetan Buddhist practices, and new understandings in biology. They present an alternative model of the human mind-body system that explains why such methods work, then provide scripts for deep relaxation, for healing the body, and for restoring calm after emotional trauma, as well as for healing in unconscious and in near death states.

Ancient mystery schools and modern shamans teach us that the future is constantly calling us into it, that humanity has evolved in epochs, or "worlds," and that we're now coming to the end of one and beginning another. It's time to make our current, distressing world go away so it may be replaced with another, more loving, harmonious way of being.In Making the World Go Away Ruth L. Miller, Ph.D., a futurist-anthropologist and minister, helps us under­stand why and how our old world is giving way to a new one, now - and why that's a good thing. Drawing on her extensive research in culture studies and consciousness , as well as her own healing practice, Dr. Miller helps us release our own past "programming" to create space for a new world - the one we were born to experience.

From Phineas Parkhust Quimby in the 1850s to Louise Hay, Marianne Williamson, Michael Beckwith, and thousands of others in the 2000s, the New Thought movement in the U.S. has produced a marvelous lineage of healers and teachers. In The Science of Mental Healing, Dr. Ruth L Mille introduces some of the leaders and explains how what they teach works, giving us a glimpse into their lives and teachings, along with the modern experimental and theoretical science that supports them, and helps us begin to practice some of their insights and methods.

AWAKENING, a journey of enlightenment begins with the story of one woman's journey toward awakening, providing insights gleaned in that process. It's about humanity's journey as spirit beings spiraling through physical human experience. It explains the intricacies of human life: our origin, purpose, experience, evolution, and destiny, from a spiritual perspective. Since we are spirit beings having material experience, looking at life from a material perspective alone gives us an incomplete and skewed picture. Only in our era of New Thought and quantum physics has a holistic vision emerged and spread throughout the world. AWAKENING furthers that vision in a wholly positive, cohesive, and comprehensive way. It offers a complete picture of our life on Earth.

Dr. Ruth Miller takes the long view, helping us to understand why racism and exploitation are part of American culture, what that means, and what we can do about it. She says "American culture is becoming a global culture-with both wonderful and awful results. It''s time we take a look at what American culture is based on, what it has become, and why. Once we understand that, we have a chance at ending war in the world and establishing prosperous, enjoyable, and creatively challenging lives for all humanity." Then she offers us a powerful process that could, if adopted, move the world from competition and exploitation to cooperation and stewardship.