http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/-t1.htm A place to talk about what you've read lately. Sat, 10 May 2008 19:44:03 GMT 10 http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h11/mojoruby/home3.gif http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/-t1.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/the-next-cosmic-serpent-t185.htm Mademoiselle i posted something a while back on Jeremy Narby's book The Cosmic Serpent. i'm reading it a second time now, going through highlighting the important bits, trying to retain the imformation to the point of being able to share it. (always a feat for me) his latest book, Intelligence in Nature, is also quite amazing. i can't put it down. many references to the sentience of plants, proven by their ability to compute imformation and make decisions. he also explores the relationship of ... Book Review Sat, 10 May 2008 19:44:03 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/the-next-cosmic-serpent-t185.htm#440 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/the-next-cosmic-serpent-t185.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/essentials-of-human-anatomy-and-physiology-t159.htm Admin Essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology

required book for 2nd year CSHS
]]> Book Review Mon, 31 Mar 2008 05:46:54 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/essentials-of-human-anatomy-and-physiology-t159.htm#368 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/essentials-of-human-anatomy-and-physiology-t159.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/a-few-good-books-t129.htm Mademoiselle juni reminds me that i wanted to share a few books with ya'll. first off, The Cosmic Serpent, Jeremy Narby, is absolutely amazing. Terrence McKenna-esque philosphies on Amazonian ethnobotany, Ayuhuasca, with links to.... be brave... molecular biology. Amazing, and written in a humble, detective-story kind of way. not so serious. it sucked me in. Secondly, anything from Wade Davis. He's a brilliant antropologist/ethnobotanist, he speaks a great deal on the plight on the ... Book Review Thu, 14 Feb 2008 19:07:33 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/a-few-good-books-t129.htm#286 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/a-few-good-books-t129.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/eliot-cowan-t115.htm Amy Christine Plant Spirit Medicine. Well i'm 55 pages into it, so i can't speak yet of the work as a whole, but must say that it's a fascinating read so far. chock-full of stories that challenge the general notions of what is possible and demonstrate the amazing interconnections inherent in the universe! highly entertaining, thought-provoking, relevant... 'sgood, y'all- pick it up if you get a chance!]]> Book Review Mon, 04 Feb 2008 06:04:18 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/eliot-cowan-t115.htm#257 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/eliot-cowan-t115.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/the-golden-compass-t93.htm Inti A good book. Not necessarilly wonderfully written but the story was good. A bit bothered by the fact that, of course, it's the Catholic church that wants to steal kids souls. Rushed through it to finish so I can see the movie. It ends with a great lead in to the 2nd book which I will of course get... Book Review Sun, 23 Dec 2007 04:36:40 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/the-golden-compass-t93.htm#210 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/the-golden-compass-t93.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/mandy-aftel-t86.htm Jacksta
Essence and Alchemy

loved her seminar this past summer.]]> Book Review Fri, 30 Nov 2007 21:48:09 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/mandy-aftel-t86.htm#184 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/mandy-aftel-t86.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/opal-t46.htm Jacksta have had this book for for awhile, read pages from time to time, got it at one of those used book stores, the cover of mine looks differant than the one at amazon. it is the diary of a five or six year old little girl written just after 1900, she was orphaned before she was 5, adopted by an Oregon lumberman and his wife and transported across the country to live in nearly 20 lumber camps by the time she was 12 years old. here is an exerpt from her diary: Now are come the days of leaves. ... Book Review Sun, 28 Oct 2007 05:26:36 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/opal-t46.htm#93 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/book-review-f7/opal-t46.htm