Ralph Blum Livres

Since its first publication nearly 20 years ago, Ralph Blum’s The Book of Runes has brought inspiration and comfort to millions of people around the world. Every culture for the whole of recorded history has possessed some form of oracular tradition, and the primary function of Runes—stones and cards alike—is to help us get our bearings in life. An ancient Western alphabet last used in Iceland during the late Middle Ages, the Runes may have originated as long ago as the Bronze Age. Ralph has found the Runes to be a strong teacher and wise companion, and he now offers thoughts that have illuminated his path in the hope that they will illuminate yours too. Ralph H. Blum’s Little Book of Runic Wisdom is a pocket-sized book of days which can be consulted daily or dipped into randomly to provide wisdom and guidance whenever it is needed. A large part of the book is made up of quotations taken from the author’s own bestselling books on the Runes. There are also previously unpublished extracts from the author’s working notes for his many Rune-related titles. This book is completed with a selection of quotes, poetry, jokes, and proverbs from many personal contacts and other diverse sources to bring inspiration and humor to every day.

New expanded edition of the international bestseller

First published in 1983, The Book of Runes has sold to date more than 700,000 copies worldwide. In this book, Ralph Blum takes the work of contemporary Runecraft a step further--he has translated the symbols into visual metaphors. National tour.

"The latest Gallup Poll reveals 15 million Americans believe they have seen flying saucers! Not aircraft, not meteors, not migrating birds, not high altitude balloons, not Venus, not swamp gas, not temperature inversions, not ball lightning, not multiple-witness hallucinations, not plastic garbage bags lit by candles -- but authentic sightings of unknown, unidentified flying objects by pilots, radar experts, police officers, astronauts, and other trained observers! -- from the cover

Der Forscher Andrew Horne hatte seine gesamte Erinnerung, jedes Wissen, auf Bänder, Filmstreifen und Computer übertragen. Nun sollte der Soldat, der zu lebenslanger Haft verurteilt war, aber sich freiwillig für das Experiment gemeldet hatte, all dies in sein Gehirn „eingepflanzt“ bekommen – nachdem es von seinem bisherigen Wissen befreit worden war. Sie sollten zwei Männer mit gemeinsamem Verstand – gemeinsamer Erinnerung – lebendig machen.

Zajímavým a přitom nepříliš známým způsobem divinace je věštění z run. Autor této publikace vychází ze skutečných historických pramenů, jeho hlavním cílem je ovšem jejich praktické přiblížení dnešnímu člověku. „Věštění“ je proto jednoduché (člověk si vytáhne několik run a přečte si k nim krátký komentář), zachovává si však kouzlo dějin a starých mýtů. Krabička obsahuje 25 runových kamenů, herní desku se 4 variantami věštění a knížku s výkladem.

Zwei erfahrene Kliniker mit jahrelanger Erfahrung in der Behandlung von Essstörungen bieten dieses praktische Werkzeug und Ergänzung zur Einzel- und Gruppentherapie an. In einem verständlichen Stil nehmen die Autoren den Leser mit auf eine Reise zu besserer mentaler und körperlicher Gesundheit und vermitteln ein wichtiges Verständnis für Essstörungen. Dieses Arbeitsbuch fördert selbstgesteuertes Lernen und Üben. Die Autoren führen den Leser zu einer intensiveren Auseinandersetzung mit dem Körperbild, zwanghaftem Sport und persönlichen sowie gesellschaftlichen Beziehungen. Das Arbeitsbuch untersucht auch komplizierte Themen, die direkten Einfluss auf die Essstörung haben, einschließlich Trauma, Depression, Missbrauch und die Medien.

Andrew Horne, a Russian-born U.S. scientist known as "Bear," is involved in Project Beta, a covert government initiative focused on perfecting mind control and brainwashing. The project targets hopeless psychiatric cases and death row inmates for its experiments. After a disastrous first attempt, the team decides to model the second Remake on Horne's own psyche. The chosen subject is a Black soldier, designated Prisvol 233/234, sentenced to death for killing an officer. The process begins with ultrasound to erase his memories, followed by immersive reenactments of Horne's life, including his childhood, college experiences, and military service. As the narrative unfolds, it is revealed that Horne himself endured torture and brainwashing during the Korean War, leading him to create a "false self" to survive. Ultimately, 233/234 is transformed into "Black Bear," effectively becoming Horne in a new body. However, when security discovers that Black Bear possesses all of Horne's classified knowledge, they view him as a threat. This realization triggers a series of events that intertwine the fates of both Horne and Black Bear, leading them to confront their shared identities in "East Wing" in Russia.