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The Everyday I Ching
An insightful guide on how to use the ancient wisdom of the I Ching for guidance through the trials of modern life The I Ching is one of the oldest and most widely used divination systems ever devised. Since ancient times it has provided its readers with insight into their own lives and guidance for the future. All too often, however, the available translations have blurred the basic message of the I Ching's hexagrams and obscured their relevance. Utilizing the knowledge gained from many years of using the I Ching in her practice, psychotherapist Sarah Dening provides, with this translation, a valuable resource that should be consulted daily as one would a trusted friend. Dening details how to use and read the I Ching's hexagrams and gives insight on how to relate the ancient wisdom of the I Ching's hexagrams to the trials and tribulations of everyday modern life. The Everyday I Ching fills the long-standing need for a clear, focused rendering of the I Ching—one which makes its timeless wisdom accessible to everyone.
The Mythology of Sex
The Mythology of Sex explores the ways in which cultural myths reflect attitudes toward sexuality and how these attitudes have changed over time. Drawing on the lore and history of ancient civilizations, recent empires, secret societies, and religions old and new, this handsome guide provides a fascinating approach to understanding the origins of our behaviors, our ideas about the world, and our sexual selves. You'll learn the origins of the virgin/whore dichotomy; find out what the Kama Sutra is really all about; discover the original sexual significance of many of today's traditions (including those surrounding Saint Valentine's Day, Christmas, and Easter); and even take a glimpse into a secret society whose initiation ceremony involved the kissing of animals.
Boston Births, Baptisms, Marriages and Deaths, 1630-1699
Reprint of the original, first published in 1883.
Dreams Made Easy
Uncover the treasures of your inner world! Dreams can heal past wounds, improve present-day relationships, and even give signposts to the future. A concise introduction outlines the dream process, and there's advice on how to remember these nightly dramas as well as brief explanations of dream symbols to help interpret the important messages your brain is sending you. Sarah Denning is a psychotherapist and dream analyst who writes a regular column on the subject. 64 pages (all in color), 4 1/2 x 5 1/2.
