A behind-the-scenes look at a 1970s phenomenon, this study--written by someone who was involved in and a key member of the movement--discusses Therafields and how 900 people came to live in a therapeutic community in Toronto. The stories of the participants, who not only lived together but also helped build a real estate empire, and the charismatic but not accredited founder Lea Hindley-Smith are explored with unparalleled access to their lives. Also examining how the downfall of the commune coincided with the 1980s property bust, this is a comprehensive look at a therapeutic commune.

How can we make ourselves safe in a world where order inevitably breaks down to randomness? Entropy Rules explores how the laws of physics underlie the values we impose, offering alternatives to our destructive activities.

DIGGING DEEPER INTO GOD'S WORD... Do you desire to grow in your relationship with Jesus? Do you long to learn more about His word? This Scripture-based study is a companion to the novel Jacob of Abbington Pickets, A Journey of Forgiveness, which has strong biblical themes that arise as the story unfolds. Beginning with questions about the characters and moving on to focused topical studies, each chapter will have you digging deep into God's word. Other features include Bible references for further study and group discussion questions. Read and study along with Karma and me as we guide you through a journey of forgiveness.

A Coloring book for Children filled with with forest animals, Cuddly creatures and fantasy fairy tale settings with fairy houses to color and display. Every forest is enchanted for children, filled with animals, birds and possibly fairies or gnomes hidden under every leaf. Buy this coloring Book for Kids filled with Fantasy, Fairies, Inspiration, Relaxation and Meditation for your child for Christmas or a birthday. Perfect for a summer vacation activity as well. 30 pages of coloring Beautiful illustrations Large 8.5 x 11 inch size

A behind-the-scenes look at a 1970s phenomenon, this study—written by someone who was involved in and a key member of the movement—discusses Therafields and how 900 people came to live in a therapeutic community in Toronto. The stories of the participants, who not only lived together but also helped build a real estate empire, and the charismatic but not accredited founder Lea Hindley-Smith are explored with unparalleled access to their lives. Also examining how the downfall of the commune coincided with the 1980s property bust, this is a comprehensive look at a therapeutic commune.