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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Based on popular essays in New York Times Modern Love and Salon, as well as an Off-Broadway one-person play, The Pleasure Plan is a sexual healing odyssey, a manifesto for women to claim pleasure as a priority, and a love story all at once.Fifty percent of adult women have some form of sexual dysfunction at some point of their lives, preventing them from enjoying vibrant, soul-satisfying sex. Such was the case with Laura Zam, who suffered the blame, shame, and embarrassment of feeling bedroom broken. For her, delving between the sheets meant physical pain, zero desire, and emotional scars from being molested in her early years. However, in her late forties, after meeting and marrying the love of her life, Zam was determined to finally fix her sensual self. The Pleasure Plan is what happened when she decided to challenge her hopelessness. In partnership with her initially reluctant husband, she visited 15 healers and tried 30 pleasure-enhancing methods: from dilators and dildos, to hypnosis and hosting a sex brunch, to cleansing chakras, to making love to her husband in front of a geriatric Tantric goddess. Packed with humor, heart, and a healthy dose of prescriptive advice, this book chronicles Zams insights as she confronts many issuesfrom mismatched libidos to female erection enlightenment. Throughout this journey, she and her husband grow as individuals and as a couple, both in and out of the bedroom. Fearlessly honest and full of inspiration, Zam peels back the layersor coversand exposes her foibles, insecurities, and eventual wisdom as she excavates past traumas, accepts and embraces her worth, and claims her right to be completely alive. Today, Laura works as a sexuality educator, wellness coach, and speaker helping other women who suffer from sexual dysfunction, the effects of trauma, or those who would simply like more pleasure (of all kinds) in their lives. She also consults with health care providers so they may better assist their clients in achieving sexual well-being. While The Pleasure Plan is Zams personal narrative, it demystifies pervasive taboos, encouraging women to make pleasure a priority, while teaching them how to claim (or reclaim) the power of their sexual selves. It also shows men how they can support their partners in this #Metoo era. Healthy, sultry intimacy is a right; it is time for women to learnthrough glorious trial and errorhow to embrace the sensual side of themselves. . . exuberantly and unabashedly. Based on popular essays in New York Times Modern Love and Salon, as well as an Off-Broadway one-person play, The Pleasure Plan is a sexual healing odyssey, a manifesto for women to claim pleasure as a priority, and a love story all at once. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback or Softback. Etat : New. The Evolving Innovator: Navigating Change, Igniting Success, and Changing the World. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Etat : New. Unleash Your D.R.I.V.E: Your Personal Guide to Discovery, Resilience, Intentions, Virtue and Empowerment. Book.

Paperback. Etat : New. In 1929 there burst onto the esoteric scene in Paris a group that had been waiting for a decade to manifest publicly, the Polaires. Furnished with a mathematical oracle that gave them direct communication with the Masters in the Himalayas and a six-pointed Star symbol that offered a direction of true spiritual development, they attracted journalists, poets and intellectuals into their group and sought to resurrect a long-lost Rosicrucian brotherhood. Among those who came were the gentle Maurice Magre, novelist and poet and the founder of the Traditionalist movement in mythology and anthropology, Rene Guenon - who split from them as fast as he came, rejecting Theosophy and Spiritualism too. Magre wrote a book called The Return of the Magi, still popular today, and was a close friend of Otto Rahn, German author of The Crusade against the Grail and one of the most controversial figures in the 1930s because of his flirtation with the shadowy ideals of Heinrich Himmler. In the divided, ideas-mad world of prewar Europe the charge of the Polaires was to combat egotism, help humanity overcome the mad fear of death, and to stand for truth in a world of charlatanism.Among their other quests, they became fascinated with the thirteenth-century Cathar movement and they also explored English Spiritualism, having been told by the Oracle to make contact with the discarnate soul of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. This led them to the English medium Grace Cooke, who was shortly to found (under direction of her Guide, White Eagle) the White Eagle Lodge. The outcome of their meeting with Mrs Cooke was a series of extraordinary messages about the afterlife still in print today as Arthur Conan Doyle's Book of the Beyond. The work with Spiritualism, and an outwardly unsuccessful quest for Albigensian treasure in the Pyrenees, split the Polaires and the foundation of the Polaire Brotherhood was damaged by the confrontation and the loss, in the process, of the use of the Oracle. The founder of the Polaires, known only as Mario Fille, kept himself hidden throughout but the public face was Zam Bhotiva, born Cesare Accomani. Fille was the person to whom knowledge of the working of the Oracle had been granted and it was not to be divulged to any other living soul without the instruction of the Masters.Asia Mysteriosa was Zam Bhotiva's attempt to explain the working of the Oracle while still preserving its secret. Published in Paris in 1929, it is now translated into English for the first time alongside the first issue of the monthly Polaire Bulletin, which explains the mission of the Polaires and was used as their manifesto. This, too, has never been translated in full and of the ten thousand copies said to have circulated, is now immensely scarce. The present publication of Asia Mysteriosa in English thus brings before a new public a fascinating and neglected piece of the intellectual scene of the 1930s. It will be a welcome contribution to the studies of historians, cryptographe.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In 1929 there burst onto the esoteric scene in Paris a group that had been waiting for a decade to manifest publicly, the Polaires. Furnished with a mathematical oracle that gave them direct communication with the Masters in the Himalayas and a six-pointed Star symbol that offered a direction of true spiritual development, they attracted journalists, poets and intellectuals into their group and sought to resurrect a long-lost Rosicrucian brotherhood. Among those who came were the gentle Maurice Magre, novelist and poet and the founder of the Traditionalist movement in mythology and anthropology, Rene Guenon - who split from them as fast as he came, rejecting Theosophy and Spiritualism too. Magre wrote a book called The Return of the Magi, still popular today, and was a close friend of Otto Rahn, German author of The Crusade against the Grail and one of the most controversial figures in the 1930s because of his flirtation with the shadowy ideals of Heinrich Himmler. In the divided, ideas-mad world of prewar Europe the charge of the Polaires was to combat egotism, help humanity overcome the mad fear of death, and to stand for truth in a world of charlatanism.Among their other quests, they became fascinated with the thirteenth-century Cathar movement and they also explored English Spiritualism, having been told by the Oracle to make contact with the discarnate soul of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. This led them to the English medium Grace Cooke, who was shortly to found (under direction of her Guide, White Eagle) the White Eagle Lodge. The outcome of their meeting with Mrs Cooke was a series of extraordinary messages about the afterlife still in print today as Arthur Conan Doyle's Book of the Beyond. The work with Spiritualism, and an outwardly unsuccessful quest for Albigensian treasure in the Pyrenees, split the Polaires and the foundation of the Polaire Brotherhood was damaged by the confrontation and the loss, in the process, of the use of the Oracle. The founder of the Polaires, known only as Mario Fille, kept himself hidden throughout but the public face was Zam Bhotiva, born Cesare Accomani. Fille was the person to whom knowledge of the working of the Oracle had been granted and it was not to be divulged to any other living soul without the instruction of the Masters.Asia Mysteriosa was Zam Bhotiva's attempt to explain the working of the Oracle while still preserving its secret. Published in Paris in 1929, it is now translated into English for the first time alongside the first issue of the monthly Polaire Bulletin, which explains the mission of the Polaires and was used as their manifesto. This, too, has never been translated in full and of the ten thousand copies said to have circulated, is now immensely scarce. The present publication of Asia Mysteriosa in English thus brings before a new public a fascinating and neglected piece of the intellectual scene of the 1930s. It will be a welcome contribution to the studies of historians, cryptographers, Cabbalists and all who seek esoteric truth. Famous esoteric work of the 1930s describing the workings of the Oracle of Astral Force, the secret divinatory system of the group known as The Polaires and giving clues to their origin, way of working and sources of inspiration. Includes first issue of the Polaire Bulletin (the manifesto of the Polaires) and historical preface by Colum Hayward Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback or Softback. Etat : New. The Ultimate PSLE Success Blueprint: A Parent's Evidence-Informed System for Stronger Learning, Calmer Revision and Smarter Secondary-School Choices. Book.