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A book about the origin of Maslow's self-actualization theory and the benefits of this worldview to heal the Native soul wound. "Dr. Brown’s volume carefully describes the source of Abraham Maslow’s theory of self-actualization, which was based on observations of the Siksika (Blackfoot) tribe of northern Alberta. She elucidates the potential benefits of re-capturing and using the material Maslow interpreted worldview in a manner more congruent with the original Siksika world view, belief system, values, and practices. I am pleased that my people’s ancient truths have been captured and shared accurately." ~ Joseph Stone, psychologist This book will help heal the soul wound of Native f ...

CONTROVERSIAL THEME--In BOOK TWO, Trees Weep (Chosen One), the Perkins' Place is under attack in Virginia, while Jack and Ryan Walsh struggle for their lives in the west. Four of their friends travel across the country to seek out remaining clans and tribes for the Gathering: the assembly to unite Native Americans for the first time in history. When Ryan's visions are interpreted, the results of mankind's grisly crimes are shown and the possible future of society. This forces the Gathering to accompany Ryan back to Virginia because he is the Chosen One. Before this mystery can reach its conclusion, they must fight the pinnacle battle that began five years before--when Frank's family was ...

CONTROVERSIAL THEME--In BOOK ONE, a weekend camping trip at the Perkins’ Place is filled with mishaps for Jack and Ryan Walsh, and their college friends, affecting Ryan physically and spiritually. These events are connected to a massacre: Frank Perkin's wife, children and unborn child were butchered...Ryan's teenage love was murdered. Local racists are suspected--hateful xenophobic bigots who have been taunting Frank for years with destruction and fear--but no proof can be found. Now Jack fears for his brother's life, so the group turns to their friend, a Native American prodigy, who tries to interpret the signs and discovers they cannot do it alone. The men must take a spiritual journey ...

Felipe's idyllic life in 1518 Cuba is shattered when Hernan Cortes rides into it. There have been two failed attempts to explore and conquer the lands to the west of Cuba. Cortes has been appointed to lead the next expedition. He has a plan to succeed where his predecessors failed, a secret weapon: Horses. Horses are unknown in the New World. They are scarce in Cuba, and Cortes is desperate to acquire all he can get. Felipe's father has a stallion, Majesty, but he refuses to sell. Cortes concocts a scheme to steal Majesty and throw Felipe's father into debtor's prison. To keep Felipe out of the same prison his father arranges for Cortes to take Felipe along as Majesty's groom. Th ...