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Essential Living - Aromatherapy Recipes for Health and Home

Aromatherapy is all about the therapeutic use of essential oils—highly aromatic substances that naturally occur in plants.

This beautiful Aromatherapy Recipes book offers everything a beginner needs to get started with simple aromatherapy for health and home. The book includes 60 easy recipes to help you create natural, safe and environmentally-friendly products for beauty and skin care, health, travel, emotional wellness and for cleaning and caring for every room in your home.

I highly recommend this one!!!!

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The Morning Routine Book

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10 Herbal Health Books to Buy Now

With information coming out everyday on the dangers of pharmaceutical drugs and the changes in availability to healthcare, it has never been more important to educate yourself about natural healing. Here are 10 books that you need to buy now (and read now so that you can obtain the herbs you will need in the future). Keep these books in a safe place for the future - you never know when you might be the only healthcare provider your family can find and/or afford.





1. Herbs for Health and Healing by Kathi Keville

2. Herbal Antibiotics by Stephen Harrod Buhner

3. Herbs and Influenza by Kathy Abascal

4. The Complete Guide to Herbal Medicines by Charles W. Fetrow and Juan R. Avila

5. The Handbook of Vintage Remedies by Jessie Hawkins

6. The Aromatherapy Book by Jeanne Rose

7. Be Your Own Doctor by Rachel Weaver

8. Comfort for the Burned and Wounded by John W. Keim

9. Practical Herbalism by Wendell W. Whitman

10. Where There is No Dentist by Murray Dickson

There are so many websites and books out there. (I have not listed herbal and emergency child birthing books and herbal pet care books.) I think these 10 books are a great way to get started!

Book Review: Leonard Nimoy's Poetry

A few night ago, my wonderful friends, Alan and Emily Williams, gifted me with the Leonard Nimoy poetry book: We Are All Children Searching For Love (1977).

Much like Sheldon Cooper receiving Leonard Nimoy's dinner napkin, I had a few mini convulsions and acted a total, geeky fool. Yes, this is poetry written by Leonard Nimoy. I dare you to name anything more awesome.

The poems all deal with love and fragility of the human spirit. The entire book delves into our childlike spirit state and how that is a constant that can be uncovered and honored. Nimoy writes of his devotion to the woman he loves. He writes about being human. And in some instances, he hints at the trappings of fame. (Below is a video of me reading one of them called "There is in me a being little known.") Leonard Nimoy is sooo deep!

Another bonus -  he also took all the photographs that appear in the book. None of them make any sense. The design and fonts in the book are so deliciously circa 1977. And the colors are all browns and golds and beiges - the same tupperware color scheme of the day.

I would recommend this book to all Nimoy fans!!! I'm not sure anyone else would get it.

Live long and prosper, my friends.

Glenn Beck's The 7: Seven Wonders that Will Change Your Life

Glenn Beck - you know - that guy who cries on television and uses an old chalk board to scare the hell out of us. Yes - that guy.  Well, I'm not the world's biggest fan. In fact, I had never really thought much about Glenn Beck until my dad (and others) started quoting him all the time.

I have heard his talk radio show while driving to tutoring sessions - and it's during one of these times that I heard about his newest book, The 7.

No matter how cooky you think Glenn Beck is, you have to admit that he is sincere. I like that. I like it when people stand up and speak their truth - no matter how much they may be criticized for it. So, I decided to give the guy...and his book....a chance. And I'm glad I did.

This was an easy read. Yes, most of it is common sense - but common sense that we need to reconnect with these days. I appreciate the honesty and the integrity in this book. I enjoyed reading it and I feel that I learned some things too.

I wish we taught these concepts to children today. It seems that somewhere we have forgotten to tell them about courage and honor and truth. (Young girls need this now more than ever.)

Yes, I would suggest this book to anyone. If nothing else, it's a great start at self discovery and at reading self-help books.