Judith Harris

It was everything I wanted--a history of the archeology of Pompeii and Herculaneum. I learned a lot about European History just by learning who had control over the dig. A very engaging book.

Nice review of excavations and progress at Pompeii and other sites around Vesuvius, notable for its final section on work currently being done at a site north of Pompeii covered not by the eruption of 79 but by a later eruption, a site with a building vast enough to be at least be suggested to have belonged to Hadrian, I believe. She also covers the years between 80 and the 1400's very well. Easy read on an academic subject.

This book is an in-depth study of the parallels between yoga practices and Jungian analysis, and the implications of both for spiritual and psychological growth. It is an eminently practical approach to the subject that, on the one hand, focuses on the understanding of Jung's ideas as they may be experienced through bodywork, and, on the other, offers a new psychologicsl perspective to practitioners of bodywork.
Many of us have endured a life not-yet-lived. In the mysterious place between show more the opposites, previously hidden energy brings psyche and body together, uniting them in the sacred union that gives birth to new consciousness and the gift of a life fully lived. show less