Category: Books

An electrical engineer has explored Einstein's Theories of Relativity in a new book. Einstein and the Emperor's-New-Clothes Syndrome: The Exposé of a Charlatan, by Robert L. Henderson, suggests that Einstein's relativity theories are incorrect. The book seeks to make the case that Einstein's irrational thinking gave birth to his theories of relativity, and that the world blindly accepted them.

Teri Otwell's new book Bubba and the Germ Army is an entertaining and vivid story about a young boy who refuses to eat the food he needs for good health, until he learns about the war going on inside his own body.

In August 2003, virtually overnight, Jan Frazier experienced "a dramatic falling away of fear"--not just the immediate fear of her annual medical test but, as she learned as time went on, her fear of everything.

A new book in the Darkside Zodiac series by Stella Hyde goes inside the office and is for anyone who wants to find out how the rest of the zodiac intends to rig the market, move their cheese, steal their thunder, or sabotage their business plan.

Goh Heng Thean's Immortality and Intelligence suggests that the death of mankind is not inevitable and that increased knowledge can lead to discoveries that can make the human race immortal.

Religions from around the world - Buddhism, Hinduism, Catholicism, Islam, and many more, including the Pagan earth religions - use prayer beads as useful guides to remembering prayers and principles. Pagan Prayer Beads (Weiser Books, May 2007) by John Michael Greer and Clare Vaughn is a unique and practical introduction to the design, creation, and use of Pagan rosaries, teaching the reader to design and make personal prayer beads for use in myriad spiritual practices.

Movies like the Indigo Children, What The Bleep, the Da Vinci Code, and The Secret all reflect the movement of consciousness away from a culture dominated by fear, greed, and control, towards a culture of compassion, love, fulfillment and happiness.

When Mother's Day rolls around, do you find yourself thinking that if you could choose any mom in the world, you would choose the one you have? That's exactly what authors Robert Schwartz and Rebecca Whitecotton think you did - before you were even born. And if you chose a mom who pushes all your emotional buttons, or even a mother who abandoned you, they think you chose her for a reason.

Handwriting Analysis makes the news frequently in the context of legal investigations such as forgery, kidnapping and suicide. However most people in society do not realize that the method in which their 'Capital I' is written indicates three important things about them. The first thing is how he feels about both of his parents. Next it indicates how he gets along with other men and women in his life today (business or personal). Finally it is indicative of how he feels about himself. To further illustrate this -- a single mother with a young son who is dating prospective step-fathers would like to know if he would be a good role model for her son. If the lower portion of the prospect's 'Capital I' is hooked (cursive) or creates an x-shape (printed) this indicates that he does not usually bond well with males and hasn't in the past. In this case he would be better suited as a step-father to a female child.

In The Magdalene Code, author Edmund Kwaw explores the speculation and mystery surrounding Mary Magdalene, including her relationship with Jesus Christ, and considers the possibility of today's popularized theory that the Christian church was in fact founded by Mary Magdalene, not the apostle Paul.