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WHY WERE RELIGIONS CREATED?The MONAD: GOD (number one) is what created religions throughout the world. Now that will sound ridiculous to most people in modern times; however, those that created religions based upon their knowledge of the MONAD: GOD wrote or structured their literature, artworks, and architectural buildings (churches) mathematically. The majority of the laities that read their religion's literature, most likely read them via translated documents, which prevent them from envisaging the ESOTERIC (nonfictional) mathematical-semantic-word-patterns scribed beneath the EXOTERIC (fictional) literature. I would not have written nor had this book published if it was not for those mathematical-semantic-word-patterns scribed into the Judaeo Christian Scriptures. It will be demonstrated that the MONAD: GOD mathematically created Astrology's equinoctial cycle. The main question that each reader has to ask him or herself is, why did not the Roman Catholic Church's priests teach its laity that mathematics is the WORD OF GOD? The entire Judaeo Christian Scriptures: Old and New Testaments' sixty-six (66) books are mathematical masterpieces. Throughout this volume the Torah's (Genesis') Creation Account in the Judaeo Christian Scriptures will be proven, by means of incontrovertible evidence, to be mathematically structured into the Hebraic texts by means of ESOTERIC (nonfictional) mathematical-semantic-word-patterns that are completely blanketed out beneath EXOTERIC (fictional) literature. Those mathematical-semantic-word-patterns in the Judaeo Christian Scriptures cannot be envisaged by those that do not read, speak, or write the Hebrew language. I cannot read, speak, or write the Hebrew language; though, I did teach myself to somewhat understand the Hebrew Coder (alphabet) and by researching the Hebraic Alphabet I was able to envisage the mathematical-semantic-word-patterns that were scribed into the Hebrew texts of the Judaeo Christian Scriptures. The MONAD: GOD, symbolizes the soul's two-part psyche: consciousness: Yahweh and unconsciousness: Elohym that communicate with each other, which makes them format back into one flesh: the Vesica Piscis that allows the soul's two-part psyche to communicate with GOD for at least a fraction of a second; thus, the House of GOD is the human head/skull. Every Roman Catholic Church is structured architecturally to symbolize the human head/skull.In the second half of this volume four decks of Tarot Cards created by the Golden Dawn Mystery School will be used to demonstrate how the Cerebral Lobes of the Brain psychic activities illustrate how each human being communicates with GOD. The Cerebral Lobes of the Brain symbolizes Astrology's twelve (12) signs. All the above paragraphs will be discussed in detail throughout the volume.

This is not a history book. It is a collection of stories, based on research conducted at the National Library of Jamaica and the former Taino Museum at Whitemarl in the parish of St. Catherine, where a Taino village once existed, and my imagination The stories describe life in a Jamaican Taino village some 500 years ago, through the eyes of a ten year old Taino boy, living in the period of the Spanish invasion of Jamaica, which took place between 1492 and 1494.We hope your children will enjoy reading this book. More importantly, we hope you will read them with your children, particularly if you have little ones younger than eight. We hope you will supplement The Adventures of Luka The Taino Boy with stories of your own childhood in Jamaica, as together we strive to imbue our children with a sense of being rooted in the rich and vibrant culture of a people who have overcome significant challenges and prevailed. Our heritage is worthy of immense pride and celebration.

This book is a brief autobiography of my childhood years, with an abusive father. During an era in which corporal punishment was not only accepted, but at times expected. Almost anyone in authority could punish a child. In my case, my father encouraged others to do whatever they felt was necessary, to keep me in line. No one had to give me a reason. I would always question why, but never received an answer. The book also describes clever ways of surviving and fighting back, even though the cards were stacked against me. Physical abuse in public is not acceptable any more, but it still continues behind closed doors. My main purpose for writing on this subject, is to possibly help at least one person. You are not alone, and there is help available.

"The Man Behind the Shadow" is an accumulation of words and a collection of photographs, depicting the life of the man next door, the man down the street, or the old man in the crowd, a common man, from three years to eighty years. The adventures, the misadventures, successes failures, philosophy, personal assessments, memories and contemplations. Plus three short stories and a short documentary.As one gets older, ones memory, as the rest of us, begin to fade. This reality prompted the pages under this cover.As time fades and our days are no longer incumbered with long to do list, we sit and remember and ponder. Not what we were thinking two minutes ago, that has vanished. What has it all been about? Who am I? Have I made a difference?Getting old is what we live for, so why can't we enjoy it? It is too darn inconvenient. Why do old folks seem to live in the past? The present is bland, boring and depressing at best. The future is worry-sum and bleak. The past recollections can be selective.

She is born with deformities but she loves to dance. Shebegins school at age thirteen instead of age six. She iscalled brainless, the ugly duckling and Class One Mother.She is mocked and taunted wherever she goes. Herfuture doesn't look bright yet she wears a beautifulsmile all the time. Find out how, Angel overcomes all herchallenges to the admiration of those who taunt her.

Too Many Bad Ideas is the second book in The Adventures of Snook and Gator series.The Adventures of Snook and Gator: Too Many Bad Ideas is yet another fun day with Snook and her mild mannered dog Gator. Snook takes the reader through an exciting day full of accidents and bad ideas. Snook shows the young reader exactly what happens when kids are not safe and good ideas turn into bad ones.

Minx Boren MCC is a certified personal and business coach, writer, lecturer, cooking teacher, and facilitator of essential conversations for men and women. She is passionate about those rich and mysterious gifts of time when we, in our full humanness, are able to connect most deeply and authentically. Minx lives in Palm Beach Gardens, FL. As founder of Fourfold Path Inc. and as a partner in Authentic Woman Enterprises LLC, she creates and facilitates programs for businesses, not-for-profits, spas and wellness centers as well as for private groups. Minx also feels privileged to sit on the boards of several foundations that offer sustenance and support toward a more self-reliant future to those in need.Patti Burris is a professional artist and art teacher with almost 40 years experience. Her paintings have been exhibited and collected nationally. She lives in Santa Monica, CA and teaches at the Brentwood Art Center. Through One Voice, a non-profit organization that provides support, vocational guidance and enrichment programs to those in need, she has developed several experiential programs for inner city residents including, most recently, an art program for Head Start Grandmothers. Patti is passionate about touching lives and inspiring creative self-expression.Ripe - A Collection of Passionate Poetry and Pears is a compilation of recent poems by Minx Boren and paintings by Patti Burris. Their decision to collaborate on this book was born from their deep friendship and mutual admiration. They have found both the process and the result satisfying and feel honored to be able to share themselves in the world through these pages. The common thread in their words and images is an ongoing choice to stay fully present and receptive to LIFE and to embrace each moment with hope, resilience, wisdom, passion, and joy.