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Meeting my old world family connections from the St. Clair, old Masonic and Templar original root families, of many different noble families, my curiosity to remove the veil between the old world and the new drove me to dig very deep. My internal question of "what is there in a name?" inspired me to keep searching until I finally discovered that our own family is a direct paternal descendant of the King of Tara (all Ireland) from 832 to 846. We apparently were hidden away so our uncle, the King of the Picts and of Scotland, as well as others, could not molest our heritage. This book is a bit of the summary of some of these discoveries and other teachings and understandings from our families. Following the root of related names with the help of DNA and other research we will hopefully unravel an astounding mystery that should impact many hundreds of families in their understanding of who they truly are and what their real responsibilities are in carrying the chalice forward.

As Anastasia of the Siberian tiaga has stated throughout the Ringing Cedars series, Man is Creator. In keeping, so, too, is God Creator. Likewise, God/dess is thought; henceforth, thought is also Creator. After all, was not the beginning stated as being the word? What was word, then, if not thought? Man creates his/her own reality through thought. It all comes down to what does Man wish to create, does it not? Thought is tangible. All previous publications from this author, resulting from thought, can be physically held by you, the reader, for they are materialized thought. It is believed, by many, that crystals represent the heart, the inner soul, of the Great Mother. Healing the Planet and Ourselves: How To Raise Your Vibration is a volume whereby the author took the time to simply sit, eyes closed in meditation, all in an attempt to connect with the energies of various crystal spirits, asking the stones to share the messages that needed be made known at this crucial time.

A comprehensive guide in an easy to read and understand format, this book is ideal for anyone who wishes to understand more about stones and crystals. In addition, they will also learn how to best connect with and care for them. In keeping with the individual crystalline journey, each reader is encouraged to write down what they are feeling and sensing, all in an effort to better intuit for themselves, thereby furthering their knowledge in this fascinating field.

Beyond the Thistle Patch is a nostalgic visit to the rural Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina and Northeastern Georgia during the 1950s and '60s. It unveils the tender autobiographical story of the author's childhood and his journey through innocence to come to grips with the world into which he is being thrust A great book for young teens, and anyone who lived in that magical era.

Representing the early work of this talented Canadian poet, this unique collection reaches deep within her being and expresses a vast range of emotion. Those who appreciate great talent and originality will surely drink in her lines and beg for more.

Were there intelligent civilizations on our planet prior to our human race? What did the ancients believe about the giants documented in various pre-historic writings who wreaked havoc in the Antediluvian age? Did they survive the Great Deluge? What does DNA tell us about the Neanderthals? Who was the mysterious biblical Melchizedek of Abraham's day? Can the origin of the Hyksos kings of the 15th Egyptian Dynasty be identified? Did the "Witch of Endor" really conjure the spirit of Samuel at the bidding of King Saul? What happened to the "Ten Lost Tribes" of Israel? Using in-depth comparisons with ancient texts, coupled with archeological and DNA findings, biblical scholar and genealogist Stan St. Clair attacks these and other difficult questions of historical significance. You may find some surprising conclusions.

Following the St. Germain-en-Laye Treaty of March 29, 1632, it was by order of Cardinal Richelieu (Minister of State to King Louis XIII), that Commander Isaac de Razilly came to re-occupy the colony; so, too, did Germain Doucet (Sieur de La Verdure), the progenitor of this author's family, accompany him. Sailing from France on July 4, 1632, they arrived with a variety of livestock, seeds, tools, implements, arms, munitions, and other supplies, at La Have (LaHève), located at the mouth of the La Have River in present day Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, on September 8. In keeping with the forced Deportation of the French Acadian people, the family of Joseph Doucet and Anne Surette were exiled from Port Royal, to Massachusetts, on December 4, 1755. After a few weeks in Boston, they were assigned to the town of Gloucester in County Essex. Less than ten years later, Joseph is listed on a petition, to the Governor of Massachusetts, dated August 24, 1763, seeking permission, together with one hundred seventy-nine families, to return to Old France, which was not to be. Several years later, a second attempt was made. On February 8, 1766, one hundred forty-seven families (a total of eight hundred ninety souls), including Joseph Doucet, asked for permission to leave Massachusetts, in order to return to Canada; as before, they were unable to leave. It was during the following year, 1767, that the Acadians petitioned Governor Franklin of Nova Scotia for land on which to settle. As they were Roman Catholic, they could not be granted land. The Governor, however, allotted them land, along the shore of Baie Sainte-Marie (today known as St. Mary's Bay) on December 23, 1767. Joseph Doucet spent the first winter at Annapolis Royal (formerly Port Royal, his original home). With land surveyed in 1768, the township of Clare was laid out along Baie Sainte-Marie. Joseph Doucet settled near what is today called Church Point. The records show that, after completing the necessary requirements, he was granted title to Lot 58 (103 acres), in the township of Clare, on May 18, 1775, living there for the rest of his life, as both fisherman and farmer. Several of his sons, namely Joseph, Charles, Jean Magloire and Michel, settled further south in Yarmouth County, the area of this author's roots.

The King of Hearts is a truly heart-gripping story of Tim Cunningham, a shy, young singer who quickly rises to local fame in the town of Lubbock, Texas. True love conquers all as Tim's beautiful, Canadian born wife, Jamie, unlocks the secret to his unique ability to see the human heart in its true form. Travel with Tim and Jamie through their journey of side-splitting laughter and heart breaking sadness in this powerful true to life novel. In unison with Bridge to Terabithia and Where the Red Fern Grows, The King of Hearts is destined to become a timeless classic

The Mountains Call My Name is the saga of one woman's desperate fight to escape the poverty and hardships of the Appalachia. Young Elizabeth Mason scrapes and claws toward the scholarship that is her ticket to the world outside, but she feels that she must overcome the mysterious pull of the one young man who may have the power to snatch away her dreams. When Elizabeth loses her heart to a handsome stranger, she leaves to find happiness and then heartbreak away from the mountain's shadow. However, when she is at her most vulnerable point, she is called home unexpectedly and from the lips of her dying mother, learns a devastating secret that threatens her very identity. * Can Elizabeth survive this shocking disclosure? * Will she find comfort and love in the arms of the man who once stood in her way? * Will the mountains' final call home undo her life, or will the broken hearted woman find the strength and courage to triumph one more time?

A pensive assortment of the nostalgic poetry of Stan St. Clair spaning nearly three decades. Many of these were previously published in newspapers, magazines and books, as well as on Internet sites. A large number, however, appear in print for the first time in this classy volume. Graced by a striling cover, this book is sure to be a treasured part of the libraries of poetry lovers the world over..

Inspirational Poems of Encouragement represents the cries of many who have sought divine guidance and peace and wondered if God even cares. If you are seeking strength for the ups and downs of life, this book can help you. Proceeds from sales of this book will go to donate these poems free of charge to veterans and American soldiers now on the battlefields in the Middle East. It is being published in memory of Philip's late wife, Helen.

No Longer Fading is a truly unique collection of 19 original poems of depth and insight, inspired by the rugged and stark beauty of Iceland. They tell a story of personal redemption and triumph This project was a one-year journey of introspection and healing. In full color, this book features the modern watercolor illustrations of talented Irish-born artist Steph Newell. A true delight to read and meditate upon. 46 delightful pages.

God Calls Our Name is the final book in the "Mountains Trilogy", the first two, The Mountains Call My Name, and Searching for My Mountain being included in one touching 712 page tome, published in 2009 under the title The Mountains Call My Name. The central character, Elizabeth Mason, had loathed her past, trying desperately to carve out an exciting future for herself in the city as a nurse. In the first volume, she was mysteriously drawn back to her mountain homeland in West Virginia. After a series of heartbreaking events, she has finally accepted her destiny. But her past is still cloudy, shrouded by a secret which could never be revealed until the death of her mother. Read the dramatic conclusion and find out if Elizabeth can overcome it all to find lasting peace of mind.

Constance is a wicked, judgmental lustful woman going to church every Sunday. The fun begins as she takes on the challenge of a Bible study she knows nothing about with the very women she has been secretly judging. Testimonies reveal the truth about those women and she discovers the truth about herself and her God.

A Travel in Time to Grand Pré is a historically informative adventure, tying the history of the descendants of Yeshua to modern day Nova Scotia. Madeleine Sinclair feels disconnected with the era of her birth, yet aware of herself in another time period. Traveling back to 1754, she comes to learn, live and experience the lives of the French Acadian people, meeting Michel LeBlanc. Through the loving guidance of fellow time traveler, Madame Pêche, she comes to understand the predetermined course of her Sinclair bloodline, one that is linked to the Merovingians and the Knights Templar. Soon the reader is led to the apex of this adventure. Madeleine has been decreed the one who is to introduce the words of Yeshua, spoken at the height of his ministry, to the modern world. Herein, Yeshua explains how individuals can discover their truth(s) in order to live their lives to the fullest. This second edition contains previously unreleased material, including genealogical data.

Julian Stuart has led a fast-paced life, but is still totally unprepared for a mysterious string of events which has him on the run: not just from an unknown assailant, hell-bent on taking his life, but also from someone else whose intent is strangely uncertain. Bits and pieces of vague memories flood his mind as he tries to piece together the puzzle. Whom can he trust? No one! After being drugged and kidnapped, he learns that a secret millenniums old Gnostic prophecy has identified him as a world leader of a holy bloodline who will change the face of history. But does he want to fill the slot? Replete with intrigue, murder, altered identity, sensuality and suspense, this fast-action futuristic thriller is bound to keep its readers on the edge of their seats.

Caught up in the web of competition, greed, jealousy, envy and hate, we have been lost to ourselves for a very long time. We have completely forgotten who we are. We have forgotten how to celebrate the expanse and greatness of all life. As we awaken and become more aware, our life is filled with the vibrations of love, peace, joy, wisdom and harmony. As one both experiences and emanates these vibrations, thereby discovering who they really are, the spark of Divine Love begins to flame within each individual soul, growing in intensity until completely embracing that which is life. It becomes one's birthright, henceforth, to be happy, and, in so doing, to provide an atmosphere of peace, joy and devotion (service) towards all life, including the animal kingdom, plant kingdom and mineral kingdom. It is in performing even the most humblest of tasks, that we begin to experience supreme satisfaction. In having done so, the whole of Creation triumphs.

This fascinating work unveils the origins and meanings of almost 400 common English clichés, idioms, axioms, proverbs, similes, and curious words and catch-phrases, salted with a hint of humor. It is a myth-buster on the origins of a number of them. If you think you know the full scoop on "Your name is mud," and the international distress signal, "SOS," you are likely wrong. What about "People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones?" and "Caught red handed?" Did "Cleanliness is next to godliness" come from the Bible? The book is illustrated and lists hundreds of references from books, plays, films, songs, poems, and even currency, letters and court records. Delve into this unique tome which is better by 'a country mile' than many others of its type.