Yoga of Time Travel or Relationships from Addiction to Authenticity

Yoga of Time Travel: How the Mind Can Defeat Time

Author: Wolf

Fred Alan Wolf theoretical physicist uses an ancient Hindu meditative technique, that draws on yoga and quantum physics to show that time is a flexible projection of mind.

Table of Contents:

	Introduction	1
Chapter 1	The Ancient Art of Time Cheating	11
Chapter 2	A Brief Overview of Sacred Time and Space	25
Chapter 3	An Overview of Physical Time and Space	35
Chapter 4	Time and Space Enough?	51
Chapter 5	The Physics of "Ordinary" Time Travel	75
Chapter 6	The Paradoxes of Physical Time Travel	95
Chapter 7	The Technology of "Ordinary" Time Travel	113
Chapter 8	The Physics of "Extraordinary" Time Travel	135
Chapter 9	Time, Mind, and Probability	161
Chapter 10	The Spiritual Dimension of Time Travel	183
Chapter 11	Summary and Conclusion	203
Appendix	Classical and Quantum Computers	213
	Notes	221
	Bibliography	237
	Index	243

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Relationships from Addiction to Authenticity: Hope and Healing for Co-Sex Addiction

Author: Claudine Pletcher

Relationships from Addiction to Authenticity is a 12-step spiritual recovery guide written by two survivors of—and experts in—co-sex addiction and is an advocate for restoring the Sacred Feminine Voice that has been muted through co-sex addiction. Sharing their own personal journeys toward renewal and the stories of other women who have tackled the diseases of sex addiction and co-sex addiction, Claudine Pletcher and Sally Bartolameolli, M.Ed., shed light on what you can do to heal the shame that binds you and offer practical advice on:

• Honoring the Feminine Voice to learn to love and respect yourself
• How to set boundaries, honor your intuition, and demand to be heard
• How to create authentic relationships and sustain them for a lifetime
• How to experience authentic intimacy and rewire tainted perceptions of sex and sexuality
• How to define and transfer a new relationship model to your children and loved ones

Through partaking in this 12-step recovery process you will, once and for all, stop objectifying and betraying yourself and handing yourself over to your own or another's addiction. In the process of embracing this spiritual program, you can finally experience an authentic connection that begins from within with yourself and others.