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The
Latest Books
April
2010
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Each month
Phoenix Rising Books features 20 new titles
sourced from publishers both in Australia and
overseas.
The selection covers
the leading edge material across holistic (mind, body
and soul) subject area.
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Wholefoood for Children
Jude Blereau
PB AUD45.00

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Wholefood for children stresses
the importance of feeding young, growing children,
whole and real food.
In her introduction, Jude Blereau
talks about her despair of watching over the past
40 to 50 years as quietly the essential wealth
of knowledge of one's food culture has all been
lost as our jam-packed lives have made convenience
food the staples.
She feels that we are loosing our
essential wisdom about food - what makes it good,
how we cook and how we eat. This book is divided
into two parts.
The first is an informative introduction
to the wholefood kitchen and how to build a real
food culture for your child.
The second part has more than 165
recipes ranging from breakfasts to lunches and
dinners as well as ultra-convenient treats for
lunchboxes and cakes and party food to make for
special occasions.
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Mala of the Heart - 108 Sacred
Poems
Edited by Ravi Nathwani
HC AUD32.95

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This collection of timeless poetry
celebrates the eternal spiritual truth within
each heart.
Since ancient times, this hidden
essence, has been symbolised by the number 108.
There are 108 earthly desires, 108 human feelings,
108 delusions, 108 beads in the traditional meditation
mala and 108 sacred poems in this anthology.
The poems span a wide range of cultures
and civilisations - from India to Europe, Japan
and the Middle East- and each offers a unique
perspective about the path to awakening.
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The Hidden Brain
Shankar Vedantam
PB AUD35.00

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Most of us would agree that there's
a clear, and even obvious, connection between
the things we believe and the way we behave. But
what if our actions are driven not by our conscious
values and beliefs but by hidden motivations we're
not even aware of?
The title is Shankar Vedantam's
shorthand for a host of brain functions, emotional
responses, and cognitive processes that happen
outside our conscious awareness, but that have
a decisive effect on how we behave. The hidden
brain has its finger on the scale when we make
all of our most complex and important decisions,
it decides whom we fall in love with, whether
we should convict someone of murder, or which
way to run when someone yells 'fire!'
It explains why we can become riveted
by the story of a single puppy adrift on an ocean
but are quickly bored by a story of genocide.
The hidden brain can also be deliberately manipulated
to vote against its interest, or even to become
a suicide terrorist.
But the most disturbing thing is
that it does all of this without our knowing.
Shankar Vedantam, author of The Washington Post's
popular 'Department of Human Behaviour' column,
takes us on a tour of this phenomenon and explores
its consequences.
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The Art of Happiness
in a Troubled World
H.H. the Dalai Lama
PB AUD35.00

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Over 10 years ago The Art of Happiness
was published and quickly went to the best seller
lists across the globe as well as being translated
into fifty languages.
Now Howard Cutler has joined again
with H.H. the Dalai Lama to address the broader
societal issues that undermine human happiness.
As they began collaborating the Dalai Lama identifies
the lack of sense of community and the erosion
of trust in societies as a key issue and this
is the central theme through the pages.
The writing style is conversational
with Cutler asking a question, setting the direction
and guiding the dialogue so smoothly that you
are carried along page by page. Cutler states
in his introduction that three more books are
being tentatively planned.
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Why People Fail
Siimon Reynolds
PB AUD32.95

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There are thousands of books on
success - but this is a book on failure.
Mastering failure is a vital step in achieving
your aims, hopes and dreams.
Failure is the ambitious person's
constant companion. It can dog you for months,
years or even decades before you finally achieve
your goal.
Siimon Reynolds, one of Australia's most successful
ad men, explores the main causes of failure and
reveals solutions for overcoming them and creating
a successful, happy life.
Why People Fail offers strategies
and tips for beating failure habits such as: unclear
purpose, destructive thinking, low productivity,
weak energy, not asking the right questions, poor
presentation skills, stress, lack of persistence
and a money obsession.
Master just one of the timeless principles in
this book and you can increase your wealth, success,
contentment and happiness.
Master all of them and your life
will rocket to a totally new level.
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For
the music, DVD's and audio books go to Page 3
of the New Releases for April 2010
To
go back to page one of the April 2010 New Releases
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