David Edwards is a creator, writer, and educator whose work spans the arts and sciences. He teaches at Harvard University and founded Le Laboratoire in Paris and Cambridge, MA. His work is central to the international artscience movement and has been prominently featured in global media.
Exploring the journey of emotional transformation, this book offers insights on how to convert painful feelings into love and bliss. Through the practice of mindful awareness, it guides readers in recognizing and embracing their emotions, ultimately fostering a deeper connection to joy and peace. The concise approach makes it accessible for anyone seeking personal growth and emotional healing.
Set as a sequel to Jane Sinclair, this narrative continues the journey of its characters, expanding on their lives and experiences. Written in response to reader demand, it delves deeper into themes of honor and personal growth, offering a richer understanding of the protagonist's challenges and triumphs. The story promises to engage fans of the original while attracting new readers with its compelling storytelling and character development.
Focusing on the significance of meaningful creation, this book explores the intersection of science and art through the insights of a master innovator. It delves into the processes and philosophies behind impactful work, encouraging readers to prioritize projects that resonate and endure. Through examples from cutting-edge labs, the author illustrates how to cultivate creativity that truly matters in a world where much of what we produce may fade into obscurity.
The book critically examines the perceived trustworthiness of liberal media outlets like the BBC and the Guardian, contrasting them with tabloid and right-wing press. It argues that despite their reputation for impartiality, all corporate media is influenced and filtered by the powerful interests behind them, challenging the notion that any media is free from bias. The exploration raises important questions about media integrity and the impact of ownership on news reporting.
Exploring the depth and complexity of love, this collection evokes powerful emotions, capable of warming hearts and bringing tears. Originally tucked away, the words found new life, symbolizing a timeless bond destined to endure. Each piece reflects the enduring nature of love, making it a heartfelt tribute to relationships that withstand the test of time.
The book offers an engaging exploration of art therapy, blending theoretical concepts with real-life case studies and examples of artwork created in therapy sessions. Practicing art therapist Dave Edwards elucidates key ideas like symbolism, play, transference, and interpretation, demonstrating their practical applications in therapeutic settings. This comprehensive guide not only informs but also illustrates the transformative power of art in healing and self-expression.
This textbook introduces graphical modeling, a multivariate analysis method that uses graphs to illustrate dependencies between variables. It focuses on practical applications with software support from MIM. Topics include various model families, hypothesis testing, and causal inference, making it a valuable resource for students and researchers.
This guide serves as an essential resource for novice expeditioners, outlining key considerations for planning an expedition or conducting overseas fieldwork. It covers practical aspects such as logistics, safety, and cultural awareness, equipping readers with the knowledge needed to successfully navigate the complexities of expedition planning.
In this collection of interviews, Derrick Jensen discusses the destructive dominant culture with ten people who have devoted their lives to undermining it. Whether it is Carolyn Raffensperger and her radical approach to public health, or Thomas Berry on perceiving the sacred; be it Kathleen Dean Moore reminding us that our bodies are made of mountains, rivers, and sunlight; or Vine Deloria asserting that our dreams tell us more about the world than science ever can, the activists and philosophers interviewed in How Shall I Live My Life? each bravely present a few of the endless forms that resistance can and must take.
Focusing on the journey of understanding purity, this guide encourages students to explore how to live a life aligned with their values rather than simply avoiding negative behaviors. Dr. Jay Strack and David Edwards lead young leaders through foundational principles of purity across mental, physical, spiritual, and emotional dimensions. The guide prompts self-assessment and purposeful decision-making, empowering students to enhance their personal growth and commitment to living a pure life daily.