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Ruth Berger
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They Don't See What I See
Berger shares actual stories of her conversations with ghosts and how she used those episodes to help the living and the dead. With her no-nonsense style, down-to-earth stories, and helpful hints, Berger demonstrates how almost anyone can learn to listen to the voices that might be trying to reach them from beyond.
Medical Intuition
Even though Ruth Berger has never smoked, she was diagnosed with advanced emphysema, and told that her condition could only deteriorate. A psychic told her what type of new doctor to look for and what he's say. This doctor prescribed a focus on wellness, and after several years of discovering and discarding old habits, she cured herself! Now she shares the insights she gained to help you develop medical intuition for yourself. "Medical Intuition" will help you become a partner with your doctor, get educated about your health condition, keep your power, discover how past lives can affect you, and reduce your fears regarding illness. Exercises to increase your intuitive skills are included so that you can begin a more effective attunement with higher levels of conciousness. When you can hear what your body needs, you can help yourself and others.
The Jewish Body
This volume explores perceptions of the "Jewish body" in variety of early modern Jewish sources. It discusses, among other topics, ideas of the ideal body in normative sources, the influence of Kabbalistic ideas on Jewish-Christian discourse and the link between melancholy and exile.
How Women Use Their Inner Wisdom
Aura seeing is easy and fun. Look at a person's head to determine which side is darkest. If the left side is darker, that means he or she is struggling with the past. The right side indicates what the person is facing in present time. The lighter the color, the easier it will be for that person can make good decisions. Ruth Berger is unusual among psychics in that she usually does her love investigations long distance. In her medical intuition, she looks at the photo of a client to scan the body intuitively for any blockages, past blocks, and scars of former loved ones. She's a true seer. Everyone has the ability to find a soul mate. Some do naturally, but those that don't need to read How Women Use Their Inner Power to find good relationships in business and romance. This guide offers many simple, intuitive training techniques that anyone can learn to develop better relationships and live happily ever after. The second chapter explains how men use their inner power to increase their earnings and understand women better.
The Berger History
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Twenty-nine Thousand Nights
Twenty-Nine Thousand Nights: A Communist Life is an unusual chronicle of the personal journey of young woman named nan Berger through her writings, investigations into government intelligence reports, and visual images. from a wealthy middle-class northern British family, Berger was drawn to the Communist Party in the 1930s. Shocked by the tactics of the police at an anti-fascist meeting, she became a lifelong campaigner for civil liberties. Through the Communist Party and the national Assembly of Women, nan Berger became an early critic of gender inequality, writing Woman Fancy or Free? with Joan Maizels. This intriguing exploration of historical documents from one womans life conveys the many unexpected byways of left political commitment in the twentieth century, bringing to the surface a wider social history. Sheila Rowbotham. Bergers unpublished memoir was uncovered by Glasgow-based artist Ruth ewan, who edited and expanded upon the archival material. ewan is known for context-specific artworks created through found material and historical records, which is grounded in research on social and political histories.
The Lines
Julianna and Tristan have been best friends since they were five years old. They played together and studied together and knew all of each other secrets and the fact that he was the future king of Astoria and she was a security guard's daughter had never been issue. That is, until the year Tristan turned twenty and his parents decided that it was time he started taking his princely duties more seriously, starting with finding a future queen. All of a sudden, ranking and station start to mean a lot more than they used to and as class boundaries test Julianna and Tristan's relationship, they start to wonder if they really can survive anything or if it's time to let go.
