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A re-creation myth for our times. When a sisterhood of deities leave their celestial homes to find out why Earth's light has gone out, they discover that her inhabitants have made such a mess of things that they've retreated to their former caves in shame and fear. The goddesses resolve to set things right, each believing they have the one and only solution to rescue the little blue planet. When one of the goddesses chooses to use her intuition instead of her ego to help the earth, she is chastised by the others for being a dreamer with no sense. Hurt but undeterred, she resolves to trust herself and the wisdom of the planet she loves so much. By tuning into the signs and various tools given to her from Earth herself, she makes a great discovery that changes everything and brings each element she's gathered along the way together for a higher purpose. A story about empathy, following one's heart, and never taking the simple things for granted, The Dreaming Gourd reminds us that no one can go it alone and that dreams are what make life so very precious. It's a call to action for anyone who feels lost or small in this great big world: everyone is needed, and together we can accomplish anything.

This collection of stories comes directly from the personal experiences of Chaplain Garry Hodges. For over twenty-eight years, Garry has been offering comfort and guidance to people facing their own death, or the death of a loved one. It is the author's hope that by sharing his stories, he will empower others to face the challenges of death and dying with clarity and reassurance.

Historical fictionalized account of Victoria Woodhull's rise to presidential candidate and wealth, coming from poverty and abuse.What compels a woman and her youngest sister to overcome abject poverty and violent abuse to grow up to defy convention and obliterate every barrier to become the first women to own and operate a Wall Street brokerage firm and publish their own newspaper?How did Victoria Claflin Woodhull (1838 - 1927) become the first woman invited to speak to the United State Congress, and then the first female to run for president. What made Tennessee Celeste Claflin (1845 - 1923) so beguiling that the richest man in America, Cornelius Vanderbilt, fell completely in love with her?What caused the sisters to live out their long lives as royalty and peerage in Europe. Victoria living as landed gentry outside of London, and Tennessee in a huge castle like a queen? Why aren't these empowered and independent women iconic in our culture?Volume One of The Victoria Woodhull Saga tells the poignant, lascivious, and compelling inside story of how the sisters worked closely with Cornelius Vanderbilt, who at age 74 fell in love with the beguiling 24-year old Tennessee. Victoria provided the titan of industry "Inside Her Information" gathered through the soiled sisterhood, the ladies of the evening working at the top seven brothels servicing the rich and famous of New York City.This relationship resulted in the great lion of industry having his last public roar as together they manipulated the financial markets and created the impending collapse of the U.S. economy in the gold scandal of 1869. To avert the crash, President Ulysses S. Grant provides the richest man in America insider information on the gold market and telegrams Vanderbilt that his railroad company is "Too Big To Fail!" Vanderbilt was proclaimed "The Savior of the American Economy" for intervening in a crisis he helped create.View Victorian America through the eyes and thoughts of one of its leading heroines, Victoria Woodhull. Watch as the infighting and elitism of the earliest suffrage women denigrating, castigating, and denouncing other passionate suffrage rights women delayed woman suffrage and equal legal standing for five decades. Learn wonderful anecdotes of the origins of products and phrases used today. Learn the story of Reverend Henry Ward Beecher, the most popular man in America, who transformed Christianity from his father's fire and brimstone theology to one of a compassionate and loving Jesus, who will redeem all who turn to salvation with complete confession of their sins. The reverend's personal life did not imitate his lofty and popular theology of his weekly sermons at Plymouth Church. He was a notorious womanizer, often bedding, and sometimes impregnating the wives, sisters, and daughters of his most ardent trackers and deacons of the church.Written in the first person from Victoria's viewpoint, Neal Katz weaves a compelling page-turning story that cleverly unfolds history while providing a wonderfully entertaining ride. Katz has pledged one half of book sale proceeds to charities dedicating to the empowerment and sustainable economic improvement of women, especially single mothers.