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Anam Cara

Trafford Publishing, 2006

A rollicking adventure-romance set against the beautiful city of San Diego, Anam Cara (which is Gaelic for "friend of the soul") tells the story of ex-patriot T.J. Jameson, who has left her revolutionary days in Ireland behind to start a new life in the states. When she runs into Camryn Wells, the cute blonde photographer turns T.J.'s world ...

Who Would Unbraid Her Hair : the Legend of Annie Mae

Antoinette Nora Claypoole, Anne Pearse Hocker, ...

Anam Cara Press, 1999

The Author Was My Teacher!
I had the author Antoinette for English 102 and she read us some of her poems, pretty interesting stuff.

Anam Cara: A Book of Celtic Wisdom

John O'Donohue

Harper Collins, 1998

Tremendous
This was a wonderful book. I am very thankful to both Fr. Jim Link and Fr. Paul Quinon for recommending it to me. I must admit that I did not get it all, but much of the Celtic Spirituality presented touched my spirit, my mind, my intellect and my soul. It is a ...

Anam Cara Wisdom: Spiritual Guidance from Your Personal Celtic Angel
Donald McKinney

Ulysses Press, 2006

Each person has a personal angel who is available to help with everything from day-to-day problems to exploring one's spiritual path through life. The ancient Celts called this entity an anam cara , or soul friend ? a companion, counselor, and confidant all in one. This illuminating guide explains how to form a personal relationship with one's ...

Anam Cara: Wisdom from the Celtic World

John O'Donohue

Sounds True, Incorporated, 2001

Great voice, great content
Spoken audio tapes need to be evaluated not only on the merits of the content, but also the quality of the production -- including the "listenability" of the speaker's voice. Fortunately, this collection of meditative reflections on Celtic spirituality by Irish priest ...

A Golden Age: A Novel (P.S.)

Tahmima Anam

Harper Perennial, 2009

a good reading but expected more regarding history of a bloody war that deserves more international attention.
A golden age is the first novel in English language about the freedom fight for Bangladesh. The writer deserves applaud for this reason itself. But this subject is complicated and the book did not paint a good enough picture of the war that took 3 million lives in 9 ...

Anam Cara

Keena Kincaid

The Wild Rose Press, 2008

Loved it!
I don't typically read historical romance, but I adored this book simply because it is so wonderfully written. I love a good metaphor and Anam Cara is just teeming with creative, poignant ones (e.g., "the wine filled her mouth like a kiss " -- ok, technically that's a ...

SHE HAS SURRENDERED TO SLUMBER
Tawsif Anam

AuthorHouse, 2008

SHE HAS SURRENDERED TO SLUMBER records the flights of imagination, the intense emotional fluctuations, and the outcomes of the contemplating mind of the author as words crafted with passion, tenderness, and subtlety. These poems, written over a period of roughly three years of the author's young life, present the enormous changes that his mind ...

Anam Cara

John O'Donohue

Bantam Books, 1999

Beautiful Book. Buy it.
A beautiful book in so many ways. I've owned it for four years and I keep two copies accessible at home and in work because I often pick it up and read a random page. It always lifts my heart or touches me in some way. Everyone should own a copy. Fantastic Gift to give ...

No Self No Problem
Anam Thubten

Snow Lion Publications, 2009

No Self No Problem is about how to realize the ultimate meaning of life in each moment by dissolving all notions of ego identity. Based on the Buddhist wisdom tradition, this easy-to-read book discusses in simple but profound and inspiring language how we can live a life full of love, satisfaction, and happiness.

Anam Cara
John O'Donohue

Harpercollins, 1998

Celtic Wisdom and Contemporary Living
Phyllida Anam-Aire

Findhorn Press, 2007

Much more than simply an account of Celtic holy places and mythology, this book invites the reader into the deeper psychology of the Celtic world. A desire for wisdom is shown to drive this ancient culture and connect it to a deep appreciation of nature, a lifelong immersion in storytelling, the soulful expression of love, and the belief that ...

A Celtic Book of Dying: Walking with the Dying, Travelling with the Dead

Phyllida Anam-Aire

Findhorn Press, 2005

ONE OF THE BEST
I kind of stumbled upon this book by accident. I was extremely glad I did. It is a very well-written book and says so much that is applicable to today (as well as in times before). There were passages that touched my heart and brought tears to my eyes. It is an ...