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It's gone now, the Alaska we grew up with. It's almost surreal - like a sad, nostalgic dream of something once remembered. Nobody actually came and stole it away, it just sort of sank into a sea of compromise and conformity and disappeared. It's hard to even recall when it all started. With statehood or the oil boom? Is someone to blame? The politicians? The 'managers'? The bureaucratic carpetbaggers coming north after statehood to exploit the political vacuum? They keep coming in their thousands to see some safe and sanitized version of the 'last frontier' from the window of a tour bus. They...

It's gone now, the Alaska we grew up with. It's almost surreal - like a sad, nostalgic dream of something once remembered. Nobody actually came and stole it away, it just sort of sank into a sea of compromise and conformity and disappeared. It's hard to even recall when it all started. With statehood or the oil boom? Is someone to blame? The politicians? The 'managers'? The bureaucratic carpetbaggers coming north after statehood to exploit the political vacuum? They keep coming in their thousands to see some safe and sanitized version of the 'last frontier' from the window of a tour bus. They...

You know when you touch upon deeper truths. Like a marriage of body, mind, and spirit, you feel a heightened awareness and a greater sense of completeness. The Way of Love can guide you toward an aliveness that comes from knowing and loving your real self, without having to pretend to be someone you are not. Simple steps and practical exercises are offered throughout. Emphasizing both compassion and empowerment, The Way of Love invites you to appreciate how you can take more responsibility for your life, shedding the notion that you are a victim to anyone or anything. This can be helped...

HINDI EDITION

Inspired by Roald Dahl and the Twits, David Downie writes an engaging account of the horrible stories his dad told him as a boy.

The stories are beautifully illustrated by Tea Seroya.

Suitable for ages 8 and up.

PUNJABI EDITION

Inspired by Roald Dahl and the Twits, David Downie writes an engaging account of the horrible stories his dad told him as a boy.

The stories are beautifully illustrated by Tea Seroya.

Suitable for ages 8 and up.