48 results for "Tarot For a New Generation" between $2.00 and $75.00

Genre: Foreign Language Study, Body + Mind + Spirit. Publisher: Llewellyn Worldwide Ltd. Pages: 368. Language: English. Format: paperback. Release Date: September 1, 2001. Date Published: September 1, 2001.

This is the first instructional guide to tarot reading that speaks to the concerns of the sixteen- to twenty-five-year-old age group. While fun to read and use, it is for those who are serious about training their intuition and leading more examined lives. It presents a symbol system that they can work with to help plan their life paths and make a place for themselves in the world. Includes a section on tarot visualizations for help with studies, building self-confidence, and more.

Pages: 124, Paperback, Scripture Union

Pages: 120, Paperback, House to House Publications

Pages: 572, Edition: 2, Paperback, Prentice Hall

Pages: 248, Edition: 1st, Hardcover, True Gifts Publishing

Pages: 118, Paperback, Nazca Plains Corp

Pages: 576, Edition: 4, Paperback, Prentice Hall

ISBN13: 9780023859908. ISBN10: 0023859903. by Jacob Needleman. Published by Pearson. Edition: 2ND 77

Pages: 7, Digital, Thomson Gale

This is a coursebook in English poetry designed for undergraduate learners of English. The book has a new approach to poetry: it uses the comparative method. The poems are organized by theme and poems from different periods on the same subject are compared with each other. This provides the student a fresh perspective on poetry. Both contemporary and classic poems are given.

A Leader Becomes a Leader opens with a window on history: Henry David Thoreau riding a borrowed horse and wagon into the woods around Concord, Massachusetts to Walden Pond in 1886. There, he writes a classic work that has a powerful effect on the lives and philosophies of seminal leaders in the next century as diverse as Mohandas Gandhi, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Nelson Mandela. Thoreau believed that a spirit exists in work of a high order that works outside time to touch readers whenever...

John Bunyan's classic work, The Pilgrim's Progress is so much more than a simple historical novel. Bunyan's plan for his readers is for them to travel through this book as an adventure through the Christian life--retold on paper and picture. The story of Christian and his companions has been a favorite for generations. John Bunyan's imaginative text brings out the same, practical, necessary lessons that everyone needs to know--both today and yesterday.Additional features and study sections have been...

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Description: -- Lillenas Publishing -- Spiral -- 0.30" H x 10.95" L x 8.57" W (0.77 lbs) 144 pages

Short stories by South Asian Women, humor, social issues, range of topics, approaches. Great Collection.

Keith Davy discusses the challenge to Christians as they share the Gospel to a generation ignorant of biblical truths. He poses the question: what influence should the postmodern culture have on the shape of the presentation of the Gospel? Responding to this question, Davy shares aspects that are important in the presentation of the Gospel to a postmodern generation: the dynamic content (the Gospel itself), the defining context (postmodern generation), cultural relevance, and spiritual power. He...