Path Of The Golden Heart: Conscious Dating In An Unconscious World: the first book in Cindy Jarrett's Conscious Relationships Series is based on Cindy's pioneering work into the necessity for emotional maturity as the key for healthy and sustaining love relationships to succeed. It is an in-depth training that brings truth back into the dating process where single men and women can fully be their authentic selves while getting to know each other. It brings an end to the suffering that has long been associated with dating. It is a modern approach to dating that dispels the myths about the games in dating many authorities try to promote. This training brings single people the necessary education as to why love has become so difficult to attain and what stands in the way of effortlessly entering into love relationships. Readers are provided easy and accessible actions to take that makes Conscious Dating a welcomed relief. Love...what we all desire. It matters most to us and drives us to do the most courageous to craziest of things. Love is what gives us our supreme experiences and challenges. It is our most powerful expression. Love heals all things. And, love is our greatest teacher. Yet, love eludes us. It is everywhere and missing in so many hearts. We fear it. We run from it. We long for it. We deserve it. It is our birthright. And it is this desire for love that brings us to the dating ritual again and again. And, love is not enough. We need more than just love to build and sustain a healthy relationship. We also need commitment, clarity, honesty, character, an inner life, consistency, maturity, an open heart, forgiveness, training, guidance, consciousness, more maturity, healthy communications, sensitivity, have I said maturity yet, and much, much more. We don't usually relate to love or love relationships with maturity in mind. We don't necessarily declare that these elements are also what loving another requires.

Dragons suddenly appear out of the night sky, burning everything in sight. The evil wizard that created them is about to complete a spell that will exchange his heart with the magical Golden Heart and make him the ruler of the world. All he needs is a cup of blood: Human blood! He has created creatures to conquer the inhabitants in preparation for his rule. A teenage witch and several young companions are selected to face the wizard is his lair and save the world

The world is in trouble: the curtain of meaninglessness has engulfed it, and people live a life of dullness and suffering. Isabella is a young princess who doesn’t fit in with her royal family. Her cruel mother throws her in the dungeon and declares that the princess has been sent to finishing school – indefinitely. Isabella starts digging her way out and finds a well. She dives in, and deep in the water she finds a half of a golden heart that fills her with energy and life: the antidote to the illness consuming the world. She sets on a quest to find the other half of the golden heart, and with the help of friends in the forest she gets close to her goal – when trouble hits. A wizard entraps her and aims to steal the golden heart for himself. He makes her forget who she is and keeps her in his castle engaged to marry him. Will the owner of the other half of the golden heart succeed in waking up the princess from her stupor on time? Will the united golden heart liberate the world from the curtain of meaninglessness, or will the wizard succeed at keeping the populace entrapped? The Well of the Golden Heart is a tale of self-discovery, finding true love and the perils that are found along the way.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1869.

Do you live your own dreams or someone else's? Are your spiritual beliefs from your own experience, or do they come from books and teachers? "You have to put your heart and love into any approach to God," says Harold Klemp. "As a spiritual being, you owe it to yourself to give this life one good whirl, to put everything into it, and to make it worth living." Through stories, inspiring viewpoints, and simple everyday exercises, the author shows how to clearly recognize the relationship between the physical life and the spiritual self. "The golden heart" refers to one who has a loving, aware, and creative attitude toward life. Every day we have opportunities to grow in our ability to meet life's challenges. Harold Klemp helps the reader understand the practical benefits of spiritual awareness. As you begin to grow beyond your built-in attitudes and expand your point of view, the author shows you how to see more of the spiritual horizon of your own life. One day you will notice you are no longer asking God to make your life better; now you are taking full responsibility for your own actions. The Golden Heart is a thought-provoking book on how to achieve a greater spirituality, regardless of your background.

A new wind is blowing. Selena makes the decision to take Rue to Wilde Grove, to get to the heart of her dreaming, for it is certain that Rue has lived before as a priestess of Wilde Grove. What is the lesson Rue needs to learn? With Morghan giving Rue a crash course in walking between the worlds, the story behind Rue's dreaming cannot remain a mystery for long. She will walk the same paths she did long ago, in another skin, and find out exactly what Bryn, one of the first priestesses of the Forest Grove wants from her. Back in New Zealand, a loss is suffered, and a shock, one that brings Selena straight back home, for someone is screaming out to Clover from the spirit world for help that the child is too young and frightened to give. Golden Heart is the third book in the second Wilde Grove series and follows on from The Otherworld.

The adventure of a lifetime...or a trap she can't escape? When the proper Miss Lavinia Greene receives a letter from her eccentric inventor uncle asking her to visit him at his castle in Romania, her only thought is that his invitation will provide her with a wonderful opportunity to escape her carefully ordered existence. Even as she acknowledges her attraction to her uncle’s mysterious…and exceedingly handsome…new assistant, Joshua Jones, Lavinia also finds herself drawn into mayhem and murder as foreign agents attempt to seize her uncle’s latest invention. Fearing for her life, Lavinia must navigate a shifting web of loyalties and deceit, whether in the wilds of Romania or the elegant ballrooms of a Victorian London just slightly different from our own. But can she discover the truth of her own heart before it’s too late? Note: This book was previously published as Heart of Gold.

Throughout his long life, William Butler Yeats -- Irish writer and premier lyric poet in English in this century -- produced important works in every literary genre, works of astonishing range, energy, erudition, beauty, and skill. His early poetry is memorable and moving. His poems and plays of middle age address the human condition with language that has entered our vocabulary for cataclysmic personal and world events. The writings of his final years offer wisdom, courage, humor, and sheer technical virtuosity. T. S. Eliot pronounced Yeats "the greatest poet of our time -- certainly the greatest in this language, and so far as I am able to judge, in any language" and "one of the few whose history is the history of their own time, who are a part of the consciousness of an age which cannot be understood without them." The Yeats Reader is the most comprehensive single volume to display the full range of Yeats's talents. It presents more than one hundred and fifty of his best-known poems -- more than any other compendium -- plus eight plays, a sampling of his prose tales, and excerpts from his published autobiographical and critical writings. In addition, an appendix offers six early texts of poems that Yeats later revised. Also included are selections from the memoirs left unpublished at his death and complete introductions written for a projected collection that never came to fruition. These are supplemented by unobtrusive annotation and a chronology of the life. Yeats was a protean writer and thinker, and few writers so thoroughly reward a reader's efforts to essay the whole of their canon. This volume is an excellent place to begin that enterprise, to renew an old acquaintance with one of world literature's great voices, or to continue a lifelong interest in the phenomenon of literary genius.

A Play Oof Words is a collection of some of the poems I’ve written over the past decade. The poems range from a variety of topics such as travel and life to thoughts of fictional characters. Each poem is followed by a textual accompaniment, giving furtan her insight into either the inspiration or something adding an accessory in relation to the poetry.. The poems are extremely diverse in nature – some cheerful, some serious and others unpredictable. I’d say the book is a healthy amorphous mixture, most akin to an Opal, where shifts of light give you a play of colours, whereas I offer you ‘A Play of Words’.