books by Barrytown, Station Hill (kbler-ross essential governing)

books by Barrytown, Station Hill

books:

Intimate Partners: From Romantic Love to Enduring Relationship
Howard Schechter

Barrytown/Station Hill Press, Inc., 2008

Intimate relationship can be the source of great joy and the cause of deep suffering. It offers a unique opportunity to see oneself reflected in the other, for better or worse. When intimate partners manage this process in a mutually supportive and loving way, it is a pathway both to individual growth and healing, and to the rich, mature bond we call 'enduring relationship.' This book reveals the underlying principles of enduring relationship, ...

Daughter of the Shining Isles (The Magdalen Trilogy, Vol. 1)

21 reviews
Elizabeth Cunningham

Barrytown/Station Hill, 2000

BRAVO !
Three cheers for Elizabeth Cunningham and `Daughter of the Shining Isles'. While weaving a picture of the ancient cults - their mysteries, their ceremonies, and their assumptions - this novel defines the concept `incarnate' like nothing I have ever read. Between the lines of a dramatic love story, (I'm not a fan of love stories, so believe me, if I was yanked in, anyone who already likes ...

The Cocoon & the Butterfly (Kbler-Ross in Person)

1 review
M.D., Elisabeth Kbler-Ross

Barrytown/Station Hill, 2000

A compassionate view of death that restores its dignity.
This is my favorite of Kubler-Ross' works because it is a recreation of a live presentation that she held, packed with witty yet intensely sensitive anecdotes from her work with the dying and their families. She is able to remove the black veil that has shrouded death in our culture for too long and gives dignity to the dead and dying by making the experience come through as exactly what it ...

Our Children Are Watching: Ten Skills for Leading the Next Generation to Success : An Essential Handbook for ...

12 reviews
Susan Ford Collins

Barrytown/ Station Hill Pr, 1996

Our Children Are Watching
The day this book arrived I read 6 chapters in 3 hours! This is a very inspirational book about leadership and success and is not just about your children. It would apply to anyone, any age, stay-at-home mom to CEO. I especially liked her personal stories, I felt like she was writing about me. I am living my dream and have never lost sight of my goals. After reading her book I feel like I ...

Job's Body (Old Edition)

15 reviews
Deane Juhan

Barrytown/Station Hill, 1991

Complex, Eye Opening, Vital
If you are a doctor, physical therapist, massage or bodywork therapist of any kind with an appetite for in depth analysis and understanding of the human response to touch, this book is a MUST HAVE for you. It's technical and detailed, and it is also ground breaking, eye-opening and very exciting. Juhan covers the topic of the human response to touch from the micro-cellular level through to ...

The Meaning of Our Suffering (Kbler-Ross in Person)
M.D., Elisabeth Kbler-Ross

Barrytown/Station Hill, 2000

Through the use of several poignant anecdotes, Dr. Ross tells of the death and dying of small children, their wisdom and sanity, and the potentially positive impact of their passing on those they leave behind. Dr. Ross also describes a unique method for making contact with what is going on with them and for helping them complete the drama of their lives with consciousness and grace.

Christian Shamanism: Lost Wisdom from the Four-Cornered Cross- A Book of Mystical Devotions and Practice
Sister Elize

Barrytown/ Station Hill Pr, 1997

On the premise that Jesus' role as a healer and miracle worker shows striking parallels with shamanic practices, the author takes us through scenes from the lives of traditional Christian personages and invites us to share devotions that explore shamanic methods for spiritual growth in a Christian context .

In the Valley of the Gods: Journals of an American Buddhist in Nepal
Steven Clorfeine

Barrytown/Station Hill, 2000

In these journals, writer and performer Stephen Clorfeine brings an experienced eye and heart-felt insight to daily life in Nepal, which reveals the rich complexity of its people and culture. Here is a place where ordinary reality is interlaced with peaceful and wrathful deities, with sacred caves, and with the mingled devotion of Hindu and Buddhist traditions. In the Valley of the Gods reflects the mindfulness, immediacy and compassion of ...

The Gaze of Orpheus

1 review

Barrytown/Station Hill, 1981

"The freedom of a decapitated head..."
No one can make literary theory seem as dark and cool and sexy as the French and no one--with the possible exception of his pal Georges Bataille--is darker, cooler, and sexier at it than the great mystery man of 20th century French letters, Maurice Blanchot. This short but weighty collection of some of his characteristic essays is filled with intriguing, elusive, and suggestive observations on ...