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The Akashic Records, the ancient library of the soul, are getting a twenty-first century make-over. More than a repository of past life information, they are a source of healing and high vibrational energy that we can use to transform every aspect of our lives. With the help of the Akashic Records we can come home to our true soul nature and create lives of joy and peace. A powerful tool in the process of planetary ascension, they can move us from fear to love, from pain to joy, from victimhood to freedom.Chris Wilson updates us on her heartwarming family story and how life has gone from ''Tragic to Magic,'' since her first book, ''The Magic of the Akashic Records.''She discusses her work in the Records and shares true stories of client sessions where she facilitates healing on a deep soul level and accesses the body''s potential for physical healing, rejuvenation and more. She shares what she has learned and what she now teaches others.As a portal to Fifth Dimensional quantum energy, the Akashic Records have the potential to take humanity beyond suffering forever. Weaving Science and Spirituality together in a way that is easy to understand, Chris looks at the attributes of the Quantum Field and how it is working in tandem with our rapidly changing consciousness, to create and configure a new planet. Positive and uplifting, ''Tragic to Magic,'' shares the bigger picture of what is happening on Earth personally and collectively and how our current global crisis is preparing the way for a much better world.

London artist Chris Wilson tells his almost unbelievable life story in his first book Horse Latitudes. Accompanying the text are sixteen colour plates of his paintings - both are delivered with an intensity that is simultaneously shocking and thought provoking. Wilson's story takes us from his idyllic childhood in 1960s Africa to the streets of San Francisco, where he had grown into a young man on the rampage through a world of addiction, incarceration and violence. Deported to the UK in 1998, a number of years follow with the author lying broken and spiritually defeated in an Earls Court hostel until finally, and unexpectedly, he manages to drag himself to a new life of art and societal contribution. As much a narrative of attempted elevation and escapism through degradation and crime, as it is a glimpse of the poisoned beauty of the brutal underbelly of America, Horse Latitudes is also an opportune reminder of the futility of drug prohibition, the accompanying cost to society and the dehumanizing ferocity of the prison industrial complex. A survivor of the American streets and penitentiaries, a recipient and in turn participant of British social care, the author is well positioned to tell a story that although confessional in nature, has timely political resonance. In the tradition of The Beats and as testament to lived experience on the wrong side of the tracks, the true-life stories are raw and at times almost inconceivable in their brutality, but are in turn redeemed with a poetic intelligence and insight that bows deeply to human sorrow and resilience. Since becoming drug and crime-free, Wilson has trained as a project worker with the long-term homeless and studied Fine Art at the Chelsea College of Art & Design, London, where on graduation he received a First with Distinction.

Safety on the internet doesn't really come down to the latest trends or the latest parental control technology. It comes down to you, as a parent, being involved in your child's life. It comes down to you, as a parent, making a conscious choice to Be Strict, Be Real, and Be a Grownup. This book discusses a few of the dangers of the internet, then presents common-sense approaches to help you and your child deal with those dangers.

Horse Latitudes portrays Chris Wilson''s descent into drug use, criminality, prostitution and prison. For the most part, the setting is the Mission district in San Francisco with flashbacks to Los Angeles, Dar es Salaam and other places pertinent to his past. His lifestory is hard hitting, depicting the horror of addiction through to shocking anecdotes about murder, prostitution, the extreme characters that inhabit the Mission, and his experiences of incarceration - from county jail to the San Quentin psychiatric isolation ward.

A Circle of Support and Accountability is a group of trained volunteers who meet on a regular basis with a high risk sex offender living in their community. This pioneering approach, based on restorative justice principles, holds the offender accountable and provides them with care and support to prevent reoffending.