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The Enchanted Garden. Plants and lunar magic

difficult to think that in our time, dominated by science and technology, there are still people who believe in the efficacy of magical rituals. Yet it is so and demonstrates the great public success and critical acclaim from this book by Devon Scott. A manual of modern witchcraft, mostly to women who wish to practice an ancient and mysterious knowledge reserved for them. The author teaches how to build a garden esoteric suggests aphrodisiac recipes, cooking and beauty and offers a variety of spells that require the use of herbs and produce. Silent protagonist of the text is the moon and its influences on medicinal plants and magic.
In the first part of the book, Devon Scott leads an interesting general discussions on the moon, framing plane astronomical, astrological and mythological. The second part is more interesting as they show a selection of plants among the most important - but also among the most common note - for health, beauty and magic, of which the author clearly describes the characteristics and instructions for use. In my opinion the book loses in the third section, where you enter into the heart of esoteric rituals. Scott shows the right time and material needed to officiate ceremonies magic, spells it offers are designed to promote love, health, prosperity and mental strength. I state that I am skeptical about this kind of practice, so mine is a subjective assessment, but to write a fair and impartial review I tried to put aside my opinions about it and put myself in the shoes of those who, unlike me, believe in the powers of magic and leave the fascinating rituals related to it. Unfortunately, in this case I found it difficult to appreciate some parts of the manual Scott. The aspiring witch (or would-be warlocks, why not?) Who decide to follow the instructions to the letter the author should not engage in another, they should spend their days looking for herbs to be used in rituals, maybe move to the country and preferably alone, having time and space at your disposal and spend their money in colored candles, incense and magical objects. Frankly, I find it hard to understand how one can reconcile this lifestyle with that required by the hectic modern society (unless you have an effective opportunity to do so). Of all the rituals offered delicious I found only one night of Fate is not just a simple as the original thanks to Mother Earth. I also appreciated the author's choice to bring only white magic rituals, emphasizing its strong condemnation of black magic. In the appendix
Scott dispenses advice to work in the garden and the garden, useful for those who want to rule the earth paying attention to the lunar phases.
short, a book cauldron in which she, as a good witch, and herbal blends magic, sacred and profane.
Based on the content, I think that the cover price - € 19.00 - is much exaggerated.

Devon Scott (pictured right) was born in 1951. A scholar of folklore and magical initiatory traditions of Western Europe and the Mediterranean, has taught courses, conferences and seminars, he has worked with magazines in Italy and abroad, with private TV (with courses in applied psychology to astrology ) and esoteric websites and is one of the founders of the site Space Magic . Author of short stories themed esoteric and fantastic, it has published several books including lost tradition, Podomazia , Plants of the charm , The Circle of Fire . He lives in Italy, in the province of Imperia.
RATING: 3 / 5

Title: The enchanted gardens. Plants and lunar magic
Author: Devon Scott
Publisher: Venexia (The owl necklace Venexia)
Year: 2006

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Love, Healing

After more than six years of practice in energy work, and after experimenting with various techniques they use prana as well as techniques of mental healing, after studying such things as Divine Science, Silva Method, Qi-gong, Pranotherapy , Quantum Touch, Pranic Healing, Reiki and many others, in my mind has gone slowly forming a concept, which I later found in various other branches of knowledge, holistic, metaphysical, but also in many works of humanistic psychology. First, interacting with people I never considered their illness or their discomfort as the central problem and I've always instinctively tried to not show the symptoms, knowing that the longer we talk about these and these persist for longer . I've always tried not to define myself a 'therapist' or 'healer', which are not, and I always kept well away from the relationship with the people who came for the "treatments" I thought I knew everything in healing, because there was something in me that he knew from the beginning that I was not doing the job, but someone or something else through me. At one point I stopped process called and started to call consultations or sessions, which seemed more honest, less work and stressed that there was any kind of ongoing therapy, even though I want some more 'believe it I with my prana to treat people. At first I did a lot of psychic readings to research the causes of illness and this was sometimes very functional, but, more often, became a focal point so important to the other to prevent healing. I then realized that this was not able to really help people, but it was a lot more to bring the 'point of peace' in which the parties could lettralmente let go of their egos that interfered with the natural solution to the problem. After finishing school counseling then, something even more amazing to me was clear: the energy which send increased exponentially as I stayed in 'play' the other, rather than thinking about what to do and try to see chakra, bodies and colors. Thinking and thinking of these facts I have also noticed that sometimes get results which enjoyed without proper intervention 'pranic' only with the presence, attention, empathic listening and unconditioned. I only recently realized what was happening in reality, especially in those consultations, which were (in terms of physical and visible at least) better than the others: he was acting a force that was inversely proportional to my degree of attachment and the amount of knowledge possessed by me. And I began to see the practice that the force that I call 'Love' is a frequency generated by my undivided attention, presence and acceptance of all that is right now in my consciousness, including the person I'm working on and all that this person is taking me, and it is a frequency boosted by the absence of any sense of personal importance. This frequency has the power to bring balance in imbalance, peace in the chaos, has the ability to generate the phenomenon of resonance (entrainment) that makes possible incredible therapeutic results, regardless of technique used. I believe that the technique is only a pretext for the passage of a certain type of energy and information, and that's not only you but also what and how much does it. I am sure that the skill and the effectiveness of a therapist does not depend solely on the technique used (or the length of their own tradition), but one factor that goes far beyond that and how can get rid of himself and all his ego -baggage (including technical) during a session and that this can however only be achieved after a great knowledge of the techniques. Or as I have often heard repeated by my teachers:

"You must study and practice just to give you as much inward permission to do what you already know how"

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Praise of Folly

Ironic, irreverent, surprisingly current Praise of Folly is the most famous, loved and discussed the great humanist Erasmus of Rotterdam. So says the madness firsthand that extols the virtues of herself and all the critical categories of the human race unmasking the hypocrisy, the miseries and weaknesses. The madness does not spare anyone, even popes, cardinals, bishops, monks, kings, philosophers, jurists, poets are stripped of their cloak of authority and wisdom and laid bare in their vices and defects. And so the madness is revealed wisdom, telling it like it is without delay, and outspoken. But the ' Praise is not just a playful critique, an intellectual paradox, it is also revived the Gospel message in its purity, authenticity and moral force is the call to true Christian values. A deeper meaning
immersed in a simple text and clear. Despite numerous references to the classical world and the greek-roman mythology, the reading is for everyone, learned and less learned. Astonishing modernity of the work written in 1511, reflecting the fact that the time pass by, but some habits do not change (it's appropriate to say that 'Praise is a timeless classic.) Wonder the same Erasmus, a man of the church, without fear that delivers a harsh attack on the immorality of the powerful and especially of the clergy. Too bad for that bit of machismo - Erasmo comparing women to animals, considered to be devoid of rationality acting on instinct - that of a woman, I did turn up a little 'nose. But basically it is understandable, Erasmus was a man of his time, a time when women were held in very little consideration. For the rest, the reader can only agree with the author and applaud the speech is "his" madness. To praise!

Erasmus of Rotterdam (right, in a painting by Hans Holbein the Younger, 1523) was born in Holland in the night between 27 and 28 October, according to some in 1466, according to others of 1469. Theologian, philosopher and exponent of Christian humanism, he signed his writings under the name of Desiderius Erasmus. His best known work is the 'Praise of Folly who dedicated his friend Thomas More. He died in Basel in the night between 11 and 12 July 1536.
RATING: 4.5 / 5

Title: The Praise of Folly
Original title: Moriae encomium, id est, laus stulticiae
Author: Erasmo from Rotterdam
Curator: Eugenio Garin
Publisher: Mondadori (Oscar classics series)
Year: 1992

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reviewed. User manual

User manual is a subtitle misleads those who decide to buy this book. Yes, because the player believes he has in his hands a booklet that it provides practical tips for writing a "good" review and instead, taking the reading, he discovers that it is not. Reviewing is nothing but a talk by living on the review and literary criticism; is the author's view, his opinion on this or that famous critic. So, if you're a novice reviewers, or aspiring, and read this book thinking to draw practical lessons, know that you astray. Do not be fooled by the title and especially the subtitle (I had been in Massimo Onofri, or his, I would have titled this essay review on ).
The author shows off an obscure language to express simple concepts, which makes it boring, unnecessarily cumbersome and in some ways a little 'nasty.
Reviewing is a book for you if you have a solid basic knowledge of Italian literature and those is an avid reader of literary magazines. It is a reading that may be of interest - or irritating, depending on the taste - who does the reviewer by profession and a long time.
without infamy and without praise.

Massimo Onofri (pictured right) was born in Viterbo September 13, 1961. He graduated in Moral Philosophy at the University of Rome La Sapienza. In 1994 he obtained a Ph.D. in Italian Studies. He currently teaches literary criticism and contemporary Italian literature at the University of Sassari. Collaborate with Index , La Stampa , New Topics , Future and regional newspapers L'Espresso Group. For years he held a fiction book reviews on Italian weekly Diario . He is a member of the editorial board of Gaff and editorial consultant for other publishers. He is the author of numerous essays and prefaces.
RATING: 3 / 5

Title: review. User manual
Author: Massimo Onofri
Publisher: Donzelli (necklace Saggini)
Year: 2008

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CEMETERIES. Stories of regrets and madness

Chiariamolo now: this is not a book of horror. Let's stop looking at the cemetery as a place macabre. The cemetery is a kingdom of peace and silence. The dead are not afraid (I'd rather look at me from the living ...). Georges Clemenceau said that "the graveyards are full of indispensable people" and I would add "interesting." Yeah, interesting how many people in life are sleeping the eternal sleep in the cold cemetery vaults. Stories of life (and death) that is worth telling. Giuseppe Marcenaro This must have thought when he decided to write Cemeteries , a collection of anecdotes and curious about death, burial, but also the lives of famous and lesser-known past to a better life: from Napoleon to Garibaldi, Brecht, Benjamin, from Shelley to Valery, from Stevenson, Poe, from Winckelmann to Rasputin, the Romanovs to Marx. Besides these and other famous names, those people are almost unknown but have lived extraordinary lives or has made special achievements. Just to name a few: the valiant John Martin (born Giovanni Martini), the disturbing and Jerome Segato Efisio Marini, the fierce Billy the Kid, the rash Calamity Jane. Some chapters, however, are completely dedicated to famous cemeteries such as Poggioreale in Naples, the Jewish Prague, the Père-Lachaise in Paris, to the Necropolis of Qaytbay, Egypt, the city cemetery where the living-living with the dead. Giuseppe Marcenaro
style is refined (refined as is the cover of the book, retro), the irony with which a subject is grim as death is slim and elegant old-school journalist. This text presents the cemetery as a place of regret and madness. Regret for those who are no more, because it is folly to be considered madness to want to exorcise and expel through the cult of the dead and the magnificence of the tombs, the terror of the inevitable: death. A book caught
and original. For those who want to learn, for those who want to understand, for those who want to reflect on the ephemeral and the eternal fullness of life void of death.

Giuseppe Marcenaro (pictured right) was born in Genoa in 1952. Writer, historian, art critic, journalist. Collaborate with La Stampa and Il Secolo XIX. Many of his articles have appeared in major newspapers and magazines such as The European , Epoca, L'Espresso , Meridiani , Capital . From 1975 to 1984 he directed the magazine of literature, history and philosophy Stones. Tiene courses and seminars in various Italian and foreign universities. He arranged with the artist, director and actor Peter Borage exhibitions of art and literature. He has published several books and has edited several biographies including that of Eugenio Montale and that of John Ansaldo.
RATING: 5 / 5

Title: Cemeteries. Stories of regrets and madness
Author: Giuseppe Marcenaro
Publisher: Addison
Year: 2008

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FATE AND MAGICAL CREATURES. The key to the secret world

As the title clearly suggests, this book is an essay about the creatures that inhabit the fairy world. In the first part of the author, Cassandra Eason, runs into a general discussion about fairies, trying to provide answers to several questions about their existence and their origins. It also exposes the view that both the Church and science have developed in purpose and provides some evidence on the existence of fairy amount. In the second part the author takes the reader to discover the different types of magical creatures, and examined their physical characteristics and especially behavioral deva by the elves, gnomes from the sirens, banshee from the goblin. Last chapter is devoted to Arthurian legend, is intrinsically wrapped up in a magical fairy figures (think Merlin and Morgana, central characters of the stories of King Arthur). At the end of each chapter, the author dispenses practical advice on how to find you and get in touch with them but also how to develop their psychic force and their magical powers: these are the keys to the secret world mentioned by the subsection. There is also an appendix, the dictionary of the fairies from A to Z, or a Chamber composed of very brief descriptions of all the fairies put in alphabetical order.
In my opinion, this book presents the pros and cons. Cassandra Eason proves to have a thorough knowledge of Celtic mythology, but also of the myths and legends from around the world have as their protagonists do. Now, I have had the impression that she wanted to make this book a great summary of all his knowledge, but what came out is a cauldron. He declined to say too much, too fast and too short, making the reading be confused. The Eason in some places it is repetitive, inconclusive in others. The evidence showing the existence of fairies are provided by magicians, psychics and those self-styled and of course, for this reason, the most skeptical and rational are scarcely credible.
In this essay I rather enjoyed the exercises that are at the end of each chapter (Which I mentioned earlier) that if they do not help to see the fairies, however, turn out some great techniques to relax and stimulate creativity. Good is also the idea of \u200b\u200bthe dictionary of the fairy creatures, of which the author describes not only the positive but also negative (wrong to think that you are the shins of a saint!). Finally Worth a note to the afterword, in which the Eason gives a nice little lesson on the meaning of life.

Cassandra Eason (pictured right) is an expert on Wicca, Druidism, Celtic folklore and Nordic traditions. Conducts seminars for success in England, and especially in Sweden and the USA, on psychic development, magic, sorcery, divination and healing (especially windows), and spirituality of nature. It is a recognized and Druidess practitioner. She has appeared frequently in international broadcasting (on channels such as BBC, NBC, Paramount) and her articles have been written in magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Elle, and so on. He has held a series of conferences on the paranormal at the universities of Oxford, London and Glasgow. England has published over fifty books and two encyclopedias on magic, which have been translated into fifteen languages \u200b\u200band have become best sellers in the rest of the world. He lives on the Isle of Wight with her husband Jack and their five children.
RATING: 3.5 / 5

Title: Fairies and magical creatures. The key to the secret world
Original title: A Complete Guide to Fairies and Magical Beings
Author: Cassandra Eason
Translator: Paola Mastrorilli
Publisher : Venexia (The owl necklace Venexia)
Year: 2007

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... certain events happen that you come upon unexpected, making you more harm than you'd think and it happens to be similar or identical to things that happened many years ago on which you thought you had worked and I thought I had solved ... It happens that you're whole day thinking about what you did wrong and how could you avoid it to happen and to try all sorts of bad feelings, anger, fear, disappointment and despair. It happens especially when you feel 'arrived' at a certain peak or the realization of peace almost as if someone was trying to bring you down from a peak of self-built security. Someone who loved you leave, get fired from a job that you diagnose the disease, and your life completely changes color in a few hours. Here suddenly the anguish, anger and fear of failure (more or less illusory) will open their eyes to things that previously did not want to see or you tried to pretend that they are different. It 's so that we do. We tell ourselves a lot of (sorry) crap about life, events, the 'friends', but the reality is that we look and we know very little and when it happens some trouble more often (and in my case I would say always) life is telling us something that we were not hearing. What is it that you were not feeling just before someone you were 'wrong'? Maybe it was you you were wrong in holding that person inside you for months, years, and did you pretend that everything was fine. Maybe before being chased away from that place of work or group of friends that you're not realizing that the situation was not best for you and there was more energy already for quite a while ', maybe that you were not cursing softly that situation ... but you and your sense of you were there to tell you that you needed that those things were 'you'. Maybe you wanted to change that person or that situation and not sure how. So here is that life can afford to do away with the lies (sorry. .. the bullshit) has seen fit to create you the situation to get out to see reflected in the same spitefulness bad that you had against him. It 'a mirror. And what do you do? You angry? You get depressed? Are you ill? If this is so is because you're not understanding the lesson behind the event, and probably because you are not making room for the new has to come. Needless to scramble. Needless to cry and blame it on something outside yourself. Needless to meditate revenge. If you are a Magician Wandering is clearly not the most out of the blame even if that happens can make you a bad dog and even though you seem to have been the victim of injustice. But there is no injustice that I know of. And if someone is judging you or hurt you seem not to be understood \\ accepted \\ loved it's because you're doing this to yourself or someone else, and it's time to evolve and make the case that everything is always and solely your responsibility.

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WORD OF FATA. How to enter the world of fairies and make friends

Through this little book of just over ninety pages Nahmad Claire suggests how to get in touch with you and benefit from their collaboration. And to suggest the proper preparation of mind, it even displays the days, hours, and the best places to go in search of nature spirits. But it also warned of their possible dirty tricks and dirty tricks. Oh yes, because the creatures of the Little People, contrary to what one might think, are not so benevolent towards us. Indeed, they are angry with us humans because we spoiled (and continue to spoil) their sacred Mother Earth. And they have a point. Now, it is clear that regaining the trust not is a simple undertaking for us, but do not worry, the Nahamad also tells us how to face and overcome any evidence which you submit to us.
A simple little book between the pages of which blows a gentle breeze of magic, a beautiful cover literally created by Edward Robert Hughes, a lovely gift for lovers of Celtic culture and who has the ball in the parallel world.
And if by chance or by mistake, this book gets in the hands of those who do not believe in fairies? Well, skeptics will still benefit from them taking advantage of the valuable environmental message launched by the author.
After the reading, run by nature, open your mind and look into the heart the eyes of the sleeping child in you: the magic of creation will cleanse the soul. Word of fairy! Word of Claire Nahmad.

Claire Nahmad, author of numerous books, lives in Yorkshire and comes from an ancient family of herbalists.
RATING: 3 / 5

Title: word fairy. How to enter the world of fairies and make friends
Original title: Fairy Spells - Seeing and Communicating With The Fairies
Author: Claire Nahmad
Translator: Ilaria From Brun
Publisher: AMRITA (series I Deva)
Year: 2000

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I miss? ... I Who? (From a conversation with my)

When accompanying other in the first contact with spirit guides, the question is often asked if we could not be us who are making it up. There are always people who are afraid of feeling stupid and invent and therefore can not let a leak and hand overs conversations on paper. Faced with these questions I try to explain that we are always in effect that we are inventing, making and using the imagination to contact the highest parts of our consciousness, through which the spirits guide can communicate with us and give us not only general messages about our life, but real technical teaching. When they do that by talking with my (as Igor wittily called spirit guides) I show them some knowledge that I had and then turns out to be right in reality, I am always very impressed, and since the frequency of these events continues to increase and accuracy becomes more and more, I decided to ask some explanations to them and this is what came out:

(IO) "But then you know everything everything?"
(They) "Yes and no. In theory you would know everything if I let you be a little 'more, but only recently we're leaving to be, whereas before you were quite limited "
(IO)" What? "
(They)" You humans do the same thing. We constructed a narrow your closet with lots of important things (almost all from the past) and try to live there, with all those useless things, while trying to feel at ease. So faced in the closet will never entrrare something bigger than the closet itself. Your I am. But I come out of the closet there is a much larger, we would say endless, that you refuse to see. "
(IO)" And I'm like this? "
(They)" Of course! How many certainties have defended so far? Certainties are those that we have prevented it from receiving information that now receive from us. You see, we who are not able or high, as you say to someone to impress. You are always and only you who decide to be more or less of what you are now. And we adapt accordingly, you should also consider that we can not tell you anything that you can not believe or do not want to hear you say "
(IO)" But you adapt to so if you like me how did you predict the future or give me the names of people that I met? How can you give me examples of this in reality that if I do not really know her? "
(They)" I'll have already said several times ... but you're a bit 'slow to learn. All of these things outside of your closet to know already. Omniscience is talking about your friend (Lester Levenson) and the way we talk about it seems very appropriate. You already know. You all know why it all out of the closet will extend throughout the universe and you have no space or time. However, you always afraid of losing your many little things that you are loyal and even the closet where you normally live for you is a great comfort and hence will not exit if not for some big problem or because someone else makes you feel at a seminar quite safe. "
(IO)" It is clear to me. What are the things in the closet? "
(They)" You call them crudely thought-forms in the subconscious or memory. Someone else calls him unconscious. The fact is that it is a store of which you have no need and that if you decide can be lightened, polished ... and why do not you do it? "
(IO)" Why? "
(They)" Why is your feeling that I will die if he gets rid of all these things. For example, if you stop to think that you need three meals a day (you do not need) and you can live on only water and sunlight, the first thing to be deepening the sense of hunger and the thought of what will others think seeing that they eat more. This cluster of habits that you call I looked in the mirror is a beast that tries not to die and why you would keep it close. But this desire is the work of this sort of monster. Almost all the wishes you think you are her work and you look in the mirror and say 'I am ...'. But not you ... you understand? "
(IO disconsolately ...)" ... yes ... "
(They)" You have done for more than 15 years a life that really interest you and you define yourself through some 'passion'. You said 'I love rock'. 'I love to dance'. And so on. But now that I'm dead, many of those things you do not like anymore and you realize that you loved to be alone and instead go for long walks. Then even that Self has died and you found out you loved the readings of mystical mold. But we ask. What 'I' are you? "
(I. .. increasingly dejected)" I do not know ... there is an IO? a Me? an Andrea? "
(They)" Finally a question intelligent. You understand that all problems of the world, your friends and acquaintances, there are because they are defending something that does not exist and that could eradicate being much more free and happy? There is no I or me that is eternal and unchanging. In fact there is Andrea but only a heap of information of thoughts, habits and trends that I like to call you. To date Andrew has this set of things that have created such a sensation Andrea to exist and to be separated and a certain kind of reality and experience, but all this can be changed. "
(IO)" So also the fact that vivo depends on my sense of self? "
(They)" do not 'it depends'. The two sides are of a single medal. The interior and exterior are interconnected and interdependent and are lying on balance the thing. But all this makes you as Minimum terror. We know that many of you are afraid to give up this example that I could get some kind of dementia or apathy, but this is not a trick of the IO to leave and not free you from the narrow closet. The temperament is not destiny. Above all, there's only one thing in the world, even your character or your thoughts, that is truly yours. Everything that you let yourself go, free energy and change your life for the better because you are nothing but the sum total of the think-emotions-feelings accumulated during your countless lives. So whenever you find yourself saying I always ask ME? IO who? "

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The winner of the 2010 Nobel Prize for Literature is the writer, journalist and politician Peruvian Mario Vargas Llosa . "For the cartography of the structures of power and its cutting edge image of revolt, resistance and defeat of the individual" , provides the motivation of the Swedish Academy.

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The need for approval, a powerful poison

Today we talk about what I consider one of the greatest days of our poisons.
start with the fact that our subconscious is also externally programmable minimum stimulus provided by repeated and the fact that from conception we are impregnated by a series of psychic impressions to which we can not resist in any way. As adults begin to operate from the perspective of this program without being aware of and almost never challenge them. Often we accept without batting an eyelash concepts, rules, weather, principles of reality by those who are our reference points (parents, authority figures, but also teachers and authors of books or courses). The programs received become the engine of our lives (non conscious almost always), but are not immutable. On the one hand the rational mind could discriminate and decide what to believe and act on such content (thinking, remembering himself, being aware of) and the subconscious could reprogram itself wisely, neutralize negative emotions and impairs layers upon layers of beliefs taken for granted because shared by many of the other if he does consistently is taken for a walk outside influences, especially those that are common sense (shared). But this we are not told, and above all, always and under all circumstances (alas in many groups practices of healing and meditation and the like), we are taught that there are always other higher of us who know more about us and then some mental programs are needed (the guru worship, serve this or that sect, feed the bank account of the psychiatrist, you need this therapy alternatva, blindly believe in karma and reincarnation). It 'clear that if you do not' decide 'what to put in our mind someone else will do it for us, or the bad, we will continue to act under existing programs, and this in a totally unconscious. Many followers of spiritual teachings, for example, they merely repeat the concepts or the master of sacred texts that have existed for millennia, are considered infallible, without calling to mind that the times in which they were written had a level of understanding of the spiritual dimensions of all different, and that they still have the writings of fallible human beings (as it says can not remember who God is unchangeable but his understanding that evolves in time, then how can you understand God with a written 3000 years ago?). They do not ever challenge them on the sole fact that they feel safe in marrying the ideal that is supported by others (all religions, traditions work that way). She married at the end common sense, or any other "U.S.", ie giving for granted that - like when we were unaware of the mother's belly - bigger ones of us know more than us in terms of reality, and being afraid to discover for themselves what is true or false, try to feel safe. A motivated, and always a fear of bed! Even when we act of our own free will, choosing a group other than their own, a move is almost always the fear of loneliness and the need for approval, control and security. One of the most unfortunate result of not being able to \\ want to manage their own mind \\ awareness is the need for approval from others, a thin, continuous poison that makes the human being a slave and prevents him from experiencing the highest levels of ' be. The need for approval has a number of external events: defend their ideas in a very switched on, for example, a lot about yourself and just listen to others, constantly quoting someone else and rely on what others with more authority and fame do, think, say or write, to speak of things that we do not know if not by hearsay, to blindly accept the teachings and perform a disciple of this or that guru, want to be right (or apparent). But he also exteriorizations thinner. Hatred can be caused by a frustrated need for approval, as is defined on the side of this or that movement (they are vegan, are left, are of Rome, etc. ...) is almost always the result of a need for approval , to feel safe in a group, to be supported by a 'we' (and thus being against something else). The couple can get a mortgage to satisfy their need to be approved by the other even if the first time the infatuation and passion may blind us to share this vision and with love. In the end almost all the couples I know are in this situation where we cancel or numbness in a near-death or slaughter of one evil and hatred because the other does not meet our mental models. I want to marry or have children because 'you must' or 'it right' hides the fear of being disapproved of by the company better than we know what is right or wrong. Having to always have their say or otherwise agree on a topic is a sure sign of the need to be approved. Being a therapist, a guru, a teacher, more often than we would like to believe hides a great need for approval from others that feed energy to the status of 'character' that is chosen to impersonate. Many things we do in life, we take jobs and careers, relationships in which we get stuck and ideas that advocate a sword to kill us for them, are almost all resulted from a need for approval by some authority figure in our past and is probably why many lives are so bad. As I said before, the need for approval is the poison that winds in our subtle bodies (literally) to bring every cell in our body the message: 'you do not have any power over your life if you are alone, and with most other authorities know more than you. If you have their approval \\ then considered worth something '. This message goes to pollute thoughts and emotions that, as you know, are the foundations of material reality. I believe that by eliminating the need for approval from every area of \u200b\u200byour life and check to see if what we are doing we are doing something for ourselves or for others, some wonderful things happen:

- There was independent of the collective thought forms and reduce drastically energy loss of our subtle bodies (not influenza because we take more turns, our bank account is no longer dependent on the 'crisis' to take two examples).

- We are, all things considered and we are much more free, because we have more options to choose from, not just those that the 'common sense' sells us to survive.

- stop feeling powerless. Fact, it happens that breaks the magic in our lives when all our needs approval, even the most hidden, erased.

- We have a lot more imagination, creativity and joy.

- We can become true masters for ourselves and for others, without it becoming a stage.

When you no longer need approval and no longer afraid of being alone can decide who will be according to what you love and not according to what others believe is right. You can choose to be one hundred percent in what you do even if you do not approved and shared by no other than you because it is the soul who is asking you to take that experience and do not form a thought of who knows whom. When you're not afraid of disappointing someone can have a real relationship with that person and that are not based on fear but on love. You can speak your mind without hurting, angry or feel bad, even if what you say is a reprimand or a negative note and you can only do from the perspective of a centering is ensured largely by the absence of any need for approval and security. You can do it because they discover that beyond these needs based on the illusion of separation is a fundamental unity and justice in all that happens and makes sense in any event be or seemingly senseless tragedy, and then automatically stop searching to defend your position because you know that it is essentially useless, that is no more, after a while, 'a' me 'to defend.
It 's like killing within himself the need for approval to kill himself just that Ego which has always tried to defend, brick by brick, and the miracle is that the ego dying pre-programmed, automatic and full of fear, it really starts to flow with abundance, health and success, in ways that no book of self-help and no law of attraction would have been able to explain. Killing the need for approval may find that many friends disappear and preferences are changing because many were simply not our children but to those needs. You can find out that we were taking close to 20 years only a problem to get approval from those with whom we share it (including doctors and psychotherapists). You may find that we had not happened because someone would be affected if, as we see with dismay that we were living well below our actual possibilities, because the society in which we were immersed not have shared the uncontrolled expression of all our talents.

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In the early nineties of the English 900 Chris Stewart eclectic globetrotter, arrives in the Alpujarras, the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, extreme south of Spain Andalusia. He decides that this is the place to spend the rest of his life, so buy a farm for sale, El Valero. Together with his wife Ana moved from England to their new home in a foreign land. El Valero requires major restoration work to which Chris and Ana engage immediately with hard work and commitment, counting sull'amichevole help of neighbors, first of all the worthy farmer Domingo. Later populate the farm animals and plants to care for livestock and agriculture and will give birth to their first daughter, Chloe.
These and many other adventures (and misadventures) related to the first part of his new life in Spain, Stewart plans to tell through the pages of a book and that's born The vacation lemons. The story of an escape from the hustle of everyday life, the diary of a simple life and close contact with nature, the story of a discovery: the discovery of happiness in a small rural community of Andalusia, comprising people from humble heart large, including many foreigners, especially English and Dutch, who like Chris and Ana have decided to live a life-style new age. The strength of
The vacation lemons is the humor with which the author speaks to every situation, making this book enjoyable and fun. But the detailed and, in my opinion, boring and unnecessary explanations of the maintenance work on the farm who meet in a few chapters, I would have preferred a greater celebration of the fascinating scenery of Andalusia. It 's a shame that Stewart did not insist on this point because the descriptions of the landscape has proven to be very poetic, managing to involve the reader emotionally.
The risk you take when reading this book is to be repeatedly tempted by the desire to escape from the chaotic modern society to take refuge in nature, in open countryside, where time seems to stand still at the age of gold. Maybe in a remote corner of paradise hidden in the heart of Spain's most remote and wild.

Chris Stewart (pictured at right, with his wife Ana ), born in 1950, is known for being the first drummer of Genesis. Leaves the group at age 17 and began traveling the world, carrying out various activities: worked in a circus, he joined the crew of a yacht in Greece, took the pilot's license in Los Angeles, he attended a course in French cuisine and has become a sheep shearer experienced. In the early nineties he settled with his wife Ana Exton Andalusia. In 1999 he made his debut as a writer by publishing The vacation lemons which has been translated into nine languages and England has sold 850,000 copies. In 2002 he published A parrot pepper tree, the sequel to the first book. He also contributed to the Rough Guide to Andalucía and Rough Guide to China. In 2007 he was elected city councilor (the Green Party for Los Verdes de Andalucía), the town of Orgiva in whose territory he resides.
RATING: 3.5 / 5

Title: The vacation lemons
Original title: Driving over Lemons. An Optimist in Andalucía
Author: Chris Stewart
Translator: Stefano Viviani
Publisher: TEA (Adventure series)
Year : 2002

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Reminder: Do you still believe that there is "the 'out?"

You create the reality that 100% of the live ... not 50, not 80, but 100%.
If you do not accept this, it is useless to continue to read books, go to seminars, meditation and exercises of any kind. It 'also no point in you get to serve any movement, sect, guru or tradition because in the end we must understand and accept this fundamental law.
You're not here to serve nor worship any 'god'. You are not here to talk about cosmic love, equality, beautiful energy. You are here to help and be happy others to do so by any means that you and those who provides you with the flow.
If someone makes you angry you have attracted \\ you created. Angry is pointless. Blame is useless. Reacting is useless.
If you hate someone or some situation you fight, know that if everything is in your conscience, there is also within you, otherwise you would not experience any. If you fight against something
also know this: your subconscious mind does not distinguish if you fight against someone else or if you have one with him.
're here to be present to yourself in every moment of your life. It 's just being here to solve, transmute, transform, heal.
You are not here only to please yourself and Your instincts, however, are not here to make even the hermit.
're here to use your 'power' to create a better world and situations but:
- If you complain you lose energy.
- If you lose you lose energy in useless chatter.
- If you lose power to make judgments.
- If you lose energy disperse in random thoughts.
- If you have a cause to fight you lose power (evil is simply an error of perception ... remember?).
- If you blame others or anything else you do not like to lose energy.
- If you blame others for whatever your emotional reaction (positive or negative) lose energy.
- If you seek approval lose energy.
- If you try you lose control energy.
- If you are looking for security you lose energy.
- Talking about God is losing energy.
- talk of divine energy is a conversation that makes you lose energy.
- Talk about love (divine, cosmic, absolute, unconditional) is losing energy at best. At worst you're trying to influence someone was more enlightened than you are.

Given this, now, how much energy you think you have to create the life you want?
(which is why there is a sleep ....)

You do not need to look for teachers. Life gives you everything you need to work on you, even the 'masters' right, visible or invisible ... you may be surprised to note that the your teacher might be the person you hate most. You do not need to do regressions in the past or to explore the subconscious. All your subconscious and your karma is reflected in everything we live and what is your plan work. And 'here is not to do the work in any country oppressed by hunger, exploitation, or in cases where you're away, because if you put the stream there is a reason. However, if the flow takes you to serve some cause or work in some oppressed country then do it, but knowing that it is only an illusion. Karma is always honored, but does not believe the tragedy. Never. Your enemies are you. Your trouble is you. Are you of your ills. The injustices that you are alive. The disasters in which lose your life are you. Understand what is important to know to be infinite, immortal?

That said, I still believe that there is out there?

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An old friend Richard Bach

flow brings me what I need when I need it, without any effort. When the student is ready the teacher appears. And 'one of my deepest convictions, even though sometimes I do not want to listen to peg away just what I'm trying to teach (but we know that those who teach is the one who most need to learn). So while the current course of psychic development (which is now called Psychic Spiritual Practice & Development) in a flurry of new discoveries and a renewed energy, that is jumping out the book by Richard Bach "The sky is looking for you" that I had not ever read. A booklet modest in size (typical of Bach), which reads in an instant were it not that every now and then rubbed my eyes because as I read between the pages of this book are the same insights that I came to live newly, built into course. While the pages of the book flowed between my fingers, retracing my steps as an apprentice-magician-errant and sums up my life with a concise and powerful statement of the protagonist of the book: "I am mesmerized the inhabitant of a planet psychosomatic." It 'clear that we must learn to free themselves from hypnosis to free the others, and it is clear to me now that all these years I have not tried other than this: deliver me from my countless hypnosis. Those moments-days-times when I experienced the state of non-hypnosis has been the fuel for all these years of research, study and experimentation, and makes me smile that Master Richard, as usual, is able to condense years and years of my efforts and my experience in just over 150 pages. Reading it gave me also to reflect on what Bach's books are ultimately underestimated and labeled as low new-age. Inside it I found several good things also in terms of mental development, as well as I had found in so many illusions. But it would have the willingness to roll up our sleeves and start thinking in a radically different thoughts other than that it instills collective hypnosis every day, and this is not easy for someone (often just for those who label some books as carelessness or new age). However groom his thesis on the whole line! The message of the book is essentially this: all that I have accepted as true in my life has become a defining reality of hypnotic suggestion that live within the parameters that I have not decided. Needless resitere or try to break down the walls of illusion when we are in (as Jamie Forbes tries to do when hypnotized). All I can deprogram wisely with meticulousness and perseverance to make disappear its effects. Unfortunately many are too lazy to even get to think it's possible. The awakening from hypnosis requires hard work and cunning to no end. Someone also came to say that there is nothing like this, for example, that the law of attraction is a shopping and found all these menate on the powers of the mind are just stories, which I think shows just how the forces of hypnosis collectively have had the better of these people. However I believe in Bach than to any other spiritualist on Sunday and believe for one reason: I tried and experiment that is still true. There can be removed only by a collective dream just having a dream and pursuing it as if was the most important thing in his life (even more important to the life and life itself, why not) and there is no future for pushovers full of excuses. It takes guts and perseverance (constancy of years and maybe a few weeks not to repeat past two or three thoughts or views ...) to reprogram your subconscious mind and overcome resistance, memories, karmic legacies and suggestions of all kinds from people as well-meaning family and work colleagues who want to do our 'good' is telling us what 'normal' and what is not, what 'can' and what 'can not'. It takes perseverance to go against everything and against all and even parts of himself that will 'advise' to be 'realist' or at least 'conservative' so wiping out all your creative power (divine) and thrown back in hypnosis, and that is why I feel a profound truth in this book of Bach, but I have a hunch that this will be branded as the 'usual' by Richard Bach book that talks about the 'usual' weird things. So thank goodness there are those who write weird stuff!

Namastè

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17oo In the first half of the young Countess Paola Pietra is confined against his will in the Monastery of Saint Radegund in Milan, for taxation of his illustrious family. In the monastery, intuition and expertise of Sister Rosalba, a nun with a passion for music, Paul found to possess a powerful contralto voice. From that moment on, the music becomes the only reason for her to survive the pain of a forced seclusion. Paola shows off his voice and sing during mass at one of these assists, one day, a British diplomat, Sir John Breval that, on a mission to the Archduke of Austria. Sir John is haunted by the song of the young nun who, by a strange quirk of fate, unable to meet. The love between the two is immediate and will escape from her convent and a long journey that takes them from London in England, through a sea full of pitfalls ...
The secret note is a novel of love and adventure, where intrigue and plot twists abound. But it is also a historical novel since Stone Paola really existed. And it is his figure, extraordinarily relevant, to fascinate the most. Jane is a girl that life circumstances have made it mature and taciturn, communicate more with her eyes than with words, but has a great inner strength that the door to face every obstacle with courage and coolness, to live and love freely .
John, he of whom falls in love with Paola, is several years older than her. England has a wife and two children and with them lead a happy and peaceful life. It 's a fine man, dutiful, from the classic British aplomb. The Milanese Countess enters his life as a storm overturns his feelings, drags him into an uncontrollable passion of the ocean and settles with arrogance in his heart never to leave again. Thanks to this unexpected love, Sir John is able to free himself from the cloistered life of a flat and only seems happy. He understands that true love is a 'else and gives to his beloved with all his heart.
Also interesting is the picture that emerges of the music, the secret protagonist of the novel, here understood as a weapon of seduction, but also as a means to get closer to God, and as a tool of freedom.
Writing Marta Morazzoni is elegant and original. As in the great novels nineteenth century, the narrator talks to the reader explaining the reasons for the different changes of scene with him and sharing opinions and comments. The descriptions are reduced to a minimum and leave little to the imagination of the reader, the attention is focused on the protagonists and their stories while the outlines of the story are left to their marginal role, thereby relieving the player to run into unnecessary and tedious extensions. Perhaps the most romantic people criticize the ending a bit 'speeded up and a little "novel" but ... okay! The secret note
is a delicate story that caresses the reader, like sweet music in the wind.

Morazzoni Marta was born in Milan in 1950 and lives in Gallarate where he teaches Literature in high school. She graduated in Philosophy at the University of Milan, where he was student Remo Cantoni. She is passionate about cinema and theater, theater criticism has treated headings in specialized journals. One of his first book, The Girl with a Pearl Earring , scored a big hit with critics and audiences and has been translated into nine languages. In 1997 he won the Campiello Prize for her novel The Case Courrier which was awarded to Great Britain, the Independent Foreign Fiction Award 2001. Most of his novels were published by Longanesi.
RATING: 4 / 5

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Title: The secret note

Author: Marta Morazzoni

Publisher : Longanesi (The necklace Gaja Science)
Year: 2010

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to you the task for the holiday as a couple of books on the media as much content. I hope you are particularly useful and I hope that whatever you decide to do in these holidays, you really know why you're doing.

Namastè


Nobouo Shioya "The Fountain of Youth" (Macrolibrarsi):

For those involved in energy therapy, healing and materialization of thought forms, here is a small masterpiece.

's strange how such a little book, which contains some essence of qigong techniques and creative visualization result is little advertised and not sold ... even more strange if we think that most self-help books often speak very little but they explain how to do this and instead contains a method for easy reading and easy assimilation, but incredibly powerful. Even stranger is the fact that everyone knows Masaru Emoto and his water cleaning formulas, but no one knows Dr. Shioya, which is was one of his teachers and the author of one of the mantras that Emoto used to clean water.

E 'for me a pleasure and an honor strongly recommended this book because I firmly believe that it is one of the most powerful techniques present in the library right now (and thankfully one of the most ignored and undervalued). Do not be fooled by the simplicity of the method (a + display + breathing a prayer), I think this is one of Shioya real 'condensate' of wisdom and technique. Reading it you might have the impression of having seen and heard by all other parties and indeed it seems there is nothing new under the sun, but the book spends a certain powerful energy that many have not Read, perhaps because the much more committed to quoting famous Emoto.


Larry Winget "She 'Shut up, stop bitching and get moving" (My Life Editions):

is a slap in the face to all the insane theories about love, acceptance, and that the ancient concept of harmful buddhisteggiante pseudo-compassion that is ruining the lives of millions of people (some of my knowledge). Here are a genius! One that sends you to say! This book was for me a source of many laughs and genuine reflection on how much it hurts feelings described as' self-esteem "and" love yourself "when lead to self-indulgence and commiseration. Especially This is a book about taking on the responsibility and stop blaming outside of what we do not like. Before coming to talk about the creation of reality and power of thought (which is the true message of Winget), the author tries to throw you off the chair and get rid of the chatter, the excuse, heredity, from past lives and from all the nonsense like we tell ourselves when we do not want change. Because the matter is: if you want something you can get the ... if you do not get is why do not you have taken all steps necessary or why you believe one of your mental chatter. His style is sharp, like a true bastard-in, but in times like these and all rumors that run in my opinion is just what we want. Good medicine:)

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Piero Magi tried to tell those who are not of Siena cos 'is the Palio di Siena. And he did it with ease, elegance, style and a touch of irony of their great journalist. In the absence of Siena did so in his book The Palio inside and out, through a series of interviews, were the Siena Palio themselves to tell the Italians: the archbishop by the mayor, officials of the famous Monte dei Paschi bank the simple Contrada. With their assistance, the Magi must analyze the various moments of the festival and the various figures who are its protagonists. Attempts to explain the inexplicable rules of life of the district and are not easy symbols connected to the event, without forgetting to make a reference to the historical roots of the latter. Also devotes two chapters to the relationship of the Palio with the media and a future more and more modernized, with whom he seems to oppose. I also make a thorough look at the city of Siena, the seventeen districts in which it is separated and its inhabitants. The test is recommended for those who, curious, want to know the great Sienese festival or want to deepen and the few who have no clear notions about it, but do not expect to go into detail (for a full immersion in the topic can be found in texts more details). But it is also recommended to those who have a distorted idea of \u200b\u200bthe festival and who wonder what sense its existence in the Third Millennium. Books like this are in fact necessary because in Italy there is too little information (and a lot of misinformation) and that the Palio is not good. Why Siena, always first in the rankings on the quality of life, has much to teach Italians in terms of civilization and it does so through the Palio. Because the Palio is a symbol of the beautiful country, something to be proud of as it is considered the most beautiful historic event in the world. The founder of Futurism, Filippo Tommaso Marinetti said that " the Palio is a handful of diamond stretch against any enemy of Italy" and if he said one reason he had to be ... As well as Piero Magi argues in his book, could not exist without the Siena Palio because it reflects its essence. Therefore, the Palio would deny deny the city itself, a gem of an Italy of the most precious immortality splendor. So if you think that the Palio is only a short, wild horse race held twice a year, if you think that the Palio is just an unnecessary re-enactment of the Middle Ages, if you think that the Sienese are a nation of fools inexplicably linked to a past that in their city seems to be getting this, know that you think incorrectly. Terribly wrong. And you would do well to read books like The Palio inside and out. Then, perhaps, will seem like madness make sense. A wonderful way that you may be perfectly suited.
Among the many people who like the Palio and the many who ignore us are also those who hate him. Among the latter there are definitely animals, without deigning to raise a minimum of information about it, argue heatedly a series of hallucinatory absurdity (such as, for example, compare the Palio the barbaric bullfighting, nothing more absurd!). Magi, in his book, has an answer for them. I, in my small way, I answer them with a statement of the journalist Fallaci Paola (sister of more famous Oriana): "after having been to Siena to see if they are cruel to animals, I decided to revive horse ... But yes , mares should be reborn. I say 'horse' because the males are geldings, is the only work that make him uncomfortable ".

Piero Magi (pictured right) , born in Arezzo, 13 September 1922, began his career as a journalist in 1955 in his hometown. For twenty years she has traveled the world as "special envoy" of the newspaper La Nazione writing articles about politics, current affairs and social issues. From 1981 to 1985 he was appointed editor of The Nation , after being the first Chief Editor and then Deputy Director. A prolific writer, has published several books on social behavior and pageants. It has always been interested in enhancing his Tuscany aspects also unknown. Since 1990 he has been director of the monthly Here Tuscany while continuing to work with The Nation through a daily column of letters called The Lounge Piero Magi and Sunday Italian mirror. He died the night of Monday, September 29, 2003, aged 81, at her home in Florence .
RATING: 4 / 5

Title : The Palio in and out
Author: Piero Magi
Publisher: Bonechi ( series Life and Costume - The talk in the series)
Year: 1996

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in ancient Rome. Daily lives, secrets and curiosities

With this book, Alberto Angela drags with him on an exciting journey in ancient Rome for a day and makes us Cicero, bringing the hand to the discovery of traditional customs and secrets of Imperial Rome. The adventure takes it twenty four hours. Begins at dawn and ends at midnight on any day of 115 AD in Rome at the height of his power and his glory, governed by the emperor Trajan. There is no site of the capital that Angela will not let us go, explaining all the features, from domus to islets, from shops to schools, from the Forum to the Colosseum, the baths to toilet! Shows us, without omitting any detail, how the Romans dressed, wore make-up, ate, slept. It speaks of their lifestyle, politics, justice, religion, sex, revealing many curiosities and breaking down stereotypes wrong. We are meeting patrician matrons, slaves, gladiators, Vestal. It leaves us without any doubt or question unresolved.
Alberto Angela writes as well as speaks during his television documentaries, ie with the same clarity, simplicity and passion that allowed him to make it understandable to everyone, young and old, educated and less educated, any concept, be it science or history, from simple to more complex. Skilfully through this book makes us "feel" perfume, "see" colors, "udiere" the voices, sounds and noises of Rome two thousand years ago. Not surprisingly, when reading the images next to us, attempt to guide us to the crowded streets of Rome and speak with her indistinguishable ways.
The book is accompanied by images of Gaetano Capasso and drawings by Luca Tarlazzi that support for some explanation. A day in ancient Rome is therefore a wise counsel to all who wish to discover the daily life, the secrets and curiosities of Roma caput mundi.

Alberto Angela was born in Paris in 1962. Son of noted journalist and science writer Piero and former ballet dancer Margaret Shepherd. After graduating in France, he graduated in Natural Sciences at La Sapienza University in Rome, earning the highest marks. He specialized in some American universities, has become an expert in paleontology and paleoanthropology. He earned a second degree in Economics and Social Sciences at the University Bocconi of Milan. After a long career of excavations and research in Africa and Asia, was taking care of television dedicated to the dissemination, in collaboration with his father, programs like SuperQuark, Northwest Passage and Ulysses . Also in collaboration with his father has published several books, while acting as a journalist he worked for several newspapers and magazines. Married to Monica, is the father of three children to whom he dedicated the book A day in ancient Rome. The latter also won the 2008 Prize for best work of nonfiction Cimitile. Alberto Angela was also given an asteroid, the 'Albertoangela 80652.
RATING: 5 / 5

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Title: A day in ancient Rome. Daily lives, secrets and curiosities.
Author: Alberto Angela
Publisher: Mondadori (Oscar necklace Big Bestsellers)
Year: 2008

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BLOG WRITING COURSE. Notes on the subject of creative writing for the lover of literary blogs

Lots are budding writers who choose to publish their stories on a blog. To be read, or simply to give visibility to virtually give rein to their creativity. But how do you structure a post-narrative? What are the rules to follow to write a blogTale that "functions"? He explains Maurizio Barbarisi in this comprehensive manual. Here everything is dealt with: the basic rules of grammar punctuation, vocabulary from the figures of speech. Great space is then devoted to the construction of the dialogues of the characters, the plot, the plot twist. The final chapters however, suggest several exercises to train your creativity and overcome the so-called "writer's block." Prove invaluable advice that the author of blogTales the know, as it manages the literary blog: Briciolanellatte . The same blog from which the twenty-one short stories that are in an appendix to the manual and serve as examples for all that is explained during the course.
Reading this book is often tempted to grab a pencil and underline important passages or take notes in a notebook, just as you would during a real lesson.
The only flaw of this book is that of being too verbose in some chapters. For the rest, passed with flying colors!
Barbarisi Maurizio was born September 29, 1954 in Urbino. He graduated in Law and Political Science, where he lived in Florence for twenty-five years as a magistrate. He has published several books and articles on legal matters. Passionate about creative writing, already operates the above blog Briciolanellatte and has won several competitions for short stories and poems.
RATING: 4 / 5

Title: blog writing course. Notes on the subject of creative writing for literary blogs
Author: Maurizio Barbarisi
Publisher: Publisher Caravaggio (Compendium series)
Year: 2008

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We are in Venice, in the second half of Eighteenth century. The young Caterina Dolfin, belonging to an aristocratic family fallen, has recently lost his beloved father who had a love for literature, philosophy, the arts. With the death of a parent poverty falls in her home. The mother, a woman cold, greedy, cruel, forces her to marry a man she detests. Catherine would like the carefree, freedom, love. And then one night participate in secret by his mother at a party in the building of a British consul. Here he meets Andrea Tron, a powerful politician, a descendant of one of the most important Venetian families, on which all bets on the future Doge. Tron, seduced by the beauty of Catherine, her daring bold proposal: abandon her husband to become his mistress. In the exchange offer economic security and freedom to conduct their lives however you like. Catherine thirsting for independence and in turn fascinated by Andrea, accepts the cynical pact. Thus becomes master of himself, ignoring the scorn of society and family who see it as a no-good, Cecil bear the hatred of Zen, in love with brother Andrew Tron, which strives to separate the two lovers. Catherine and Andrew eventually discover they love each other more than you think and decide together amid many contrasts, to get married.
The story reminds me a little 'to Emma Bovary, Marguerite Gautier, but also Cinderella. Caterina Dolfin (real character existed, as well as all other players in the story) is a girl who realizes how beautiful life, and therefore decides to grab her and make her his own, determined to live the way down the emotions that it can offer, regardless of the chatter a company who looks too much about appearances.
Although I expected something more from a book with a title so intriguing, I think that reading is enjoyable. The style is smooth and the characters are well defined. The author is Carla Maria Russo (pictured right) , Molise by birth but that always lives and works between Milan and Tuscany. Graduated in Modern Literature, has a past as a teacher of Italian and Latin in high schools. She gave up teaching to devote himself to historical research. He has published several novels. The lover of the Doge with gives us a story destined to steal the hearts of romantic dreamers but also of those who believe that love and life does not have limits.
RATING: 3 / 5

Title: The lover of the Doge
Author: Carla Maria Russo
Publisher: Piemme (fiction series)
Year: 2008

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DUKE CONTROLS, SIOR PARONA! Stories and stories of the Carnival of Venice

Drive, Sior paron! is undoubtedly a text aimed at young people. It is no coincidence indeed if the author is Gina Bellot, Venetian-born Roman by adoption, that it was in Rome he founded the first library for children and has also published a successful collection of poems for children entitled The cake retort and the best seller Stories masks. By Gina Bellot
this book aims to present to the young and the Carnival of Venice does this by using, as it should be, an extremely simple, sometimes ironic, but that the greatest risk of being trivial. In fact, the text can also be no longer young, a valuable collection of info and tips on a holiday is as fascinating as the Venetian carnival.
The book goes through the history of the Carnival of Venice, from the origins. It explains the meaning, the role he played in the theater presents the festivities that characterize it for centuries and forms that represent it. It then concludes with a beautiful analysis of the protagonists masks of the Commedia dell'Arte: Pulcinella as Harlequin, Columbine by pants.
The texts are accompanied by beautiful images taken from reproductions of paintings by Canaletto and many other Venetian painters the eighteenth century, while the colorful drawings that accompany them are Christina Cerretti.
read this book and reflecting on what it is and that has become the modern Venetian Carnival, one realizes that it has lost its grandeur, the magnificence, the importance it back through the centuries have characterized it, but that still keeps the charm and mystery that always surround the Serenissima.
RATING: 3 / 5

Title: Drive, Sior paron! Stories and anecdotes of the Carnival of Venice
Author: Gina Bellot
Publisher: New Roman edition (series Twists)
Year: 2007

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Three stories. Three women protagonists who crave freedom. Antagonists three men incapable of fulfilling the role of father. Enrika, the protagonist of the first story, is a Danish woman who embarks on a love affair with James, an Italian man, married with children. When James will know Enrika expecting a child by her, the offer of money, while requesting an abortion and finally released from his life. Enrika will not give the vile and squalid proposal, give birth to the son of father-absent, choosing freedom.
Santa, star of the second story, is the daughter of a Sicilian father and godfather. Growing up in silence and in fear of a classic mafia family, will soon be seen by her father forced her to marry a boss overseas. Before and during the trip to the United States of America, will meet the love, the real one, in the person of Tristan. And love, in agreement with her lover, decides to pay with his life the inestimable price of freedom.
Marianeve, star of the third story, is the victim of a father-master who forces her to an absurd and inexplicable segregation. After a series of long years characterized by suffering and denial of life, Marianeve, aided by a contemporary, will be able to fly for freedom.
Freedom, then, is the true star that unites the three stories. A freedom denied, coveted, reached after the crossing of the dark tunnel of pain. The book is also a complaint unconscionable machismo, violence and physical and / or psychological in many families to replace it with. In none of the three stories is the specified time when the events occur. Why Enrika, Santa and Marianeve are women of all time. Their stories are the stories of yesterday, today and tomorrow, unfortunately. The descriptions of the moods and environments in which the events are held long and detailed, but never boring. The three stories, in my opinion, there are those unforgettable, that steal my heart, but certainly not leave the reader unmoved, and led him continually to reflect. The author of the book is
Pina Lamberti Sorrentino, novelist and poet, born in Croatia, lived in Greece and later in Campania, where for years he taught history and philosophy in high schools. He has won several literary awards and has published numerous books. In absent father, father godfather, father master tackles burning issues with the elegance and style of the poet consumed.
RATING: 3 / 5

The word author, during the presentation of the book at the headquarters 's Association "Pompeilab" in Pompeii (Naples):

Title: absent father, father godfather, father master
Author: Pina Lamberti Sorrentino
Publisher: Kairos (Scheherazade necklace)
Year: 2009