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Marianne Williamson is a best-selling author (Return to Love, Healing the Soul of America), a world-renowned teacher, and one of the most important New Age thinkers of our time. In The Law of Divine Compensation, she reveals the spiritual principles that help us overcome financial stress and unleash the divine power of abundance. A guru to anyone interested in New Age spirituality, Williamson's words ring with power and truth as she assures us that, with faith in God's promise of prosperity for all, we need never fear the future.
©2012 Marianne Williamson (P)2012 HarperCollins Publishers
"Wonderful Addition to Library"
Williamson uses a wide and varied repertoire to teach the Law of Divine Compensation. As a student of ACIM, I found this audio enhanced my understanding of both the Course as well as The Law of Divine Compensation. Personal anecdotes, shared experiences, prayers and an enlightened understanding of Cinderella are all shared throughout the many chapters. The book has suggestions and prayers for individuals as well as businesses.
Unlike many of the books on money and manifestations available today, this one went beyond the concept of "think happy thoughts and attract abundance." Williamson offers many concrete examples for meta-physical content.
"Excellent book!"
Very practical point of view from a very self-sufficient state to generate the wealth we deserve and open possibilities to more as we provide a service to society. Removes guiltiness from feeling bad about earning money; presents a healthy alternative approach to earning money as it is the result of blessings on the earnings for fulfilling our destiny and being of good to society. Love the book! She is one of the great contemporary masters and leaders. God bless her work!
Me and my role as a productive gifted and compensated spiritual been in this human experience.
Her voice, enthusiasm, devotion to deliver such a great job in content and also reading it with passion.
Made me read/listen to it non-stop... only 3 books have caused this effect in my life.
Worth to treat yourself with this treasure.
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I am a fan of Marianne Williamson, her teachings, and her thinking so it would be hard for me to not like anything she has written. This book offered the encouragement and redirection my life needed right now. Sometimes we need to be re-focused and Marianne gently did that. What perfect timing here at the new year and start of a new Baktun!
As always she brings her awesome prayers to each chapter and weaves many teachings from 'A Course in Miracles' into her story. I appreciate that she pulls stories out of her own life to illustrate her point.
If you are looking for a book to offer a deep breath of fresh air then purchase this one.
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So many deep insights, that I had to buy the book to look up all the wise quotes.M.W. also has the most soothing voice.
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Easy to relate and understand
Helps your overall disposition in life and helps you to see and understand that there is a simpler way
This book should be read more than once
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Already listened to it twice and gifted the book 3 times
YES, I LOVE her she is such a divine light of LOVE and reason with the intention to inspire others to live a full and blessed life and to share that with others
That we are truly here to be of service to others in our own unique way
"Very powerful book!"
I always prefer the audio version of her books. Mariannes voice is so soothing and easy to listen to. I'm on my third listen.
All of the examples where the law of divine compensation worked in ways other than the person thought it should work. I guess the bottom line is that just doing good is enough.
The woman with the cafe.
Do good and you will be compensated.
Well, I'm not the best writer but I read a lot of books and this book is so much more than these few lines Im writng. it auctually tells you how to BE in the world not just what to do. And what she says to BE absolutley resonates with me at my core. I now know that I don"t have to be someone I truely am not and that the universe will compensate me. Just buy the book, it's amazing!
"More Understanding of A Course in Miracles"
Absolutely would recommend to a friend. This information is timely and further exploration and relevance of the Course in Miracles by the writer who most has untangled the words to extract the meaning we can each use and incorporate in to our troubled times and real lives.
The character is Williams and her experiences used to bring home and elucidate her points of understanding.
Marianne Williamson is an extraordinary and gifted writer and educator.
The mysteries and complexities of a human life are always informed by the spiritual, this brings uncompromised inner peace and optimism.
Another must read by Williamson, don't hesitate.
"Marianne does it again"
Mariannes wonderfully soothing voice.
That there is no lack , that it is only an illusion.
Yes, I have and this one stands right next to the rest.
There is always a Devine order to things.
Good job Marianne!
"Loving your way to financial freedom!"
For me yes! Mostly because it is Marianne Williamson's voice. This brings life and intention to the book.
Her personal stories.
Yes. They are all equally amazing.
CRY! She has a way of reaching into my heart and just opening up parts that are resistant to truth and change. Ahhhh! Release!!!!
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While Gwyneth Paltrow receives criticism for tweeting the "N" word, a listener from Southern California takes Smiley to task for his use of the word "Negro".
Well said in all that you said…. I prefer Africa American, not black because black is a color not a race…..
We can't be defined by color…i have no problem with no word Negro.... just not call me that other N word. just junking ....thank you....
Hi everyone !
Now I do not have dates or history facts
The planet is a big diversity natives lands etc.
The white people ( why i have to say white pople ?)
But they classified us ( why because they made systems to organize us ) For their wealth
The continent America ; is divide in 3 parts north, Central ,South Why media go to America as a whole land?
Native is native we have way to respect o approach between Native So white imposing their way to fake apologies, Insults etc
my opinion is find the great world to express the beauty of all people
According to ancient real people
Negro, Negra, Negroid. Neither of them actually define our true heritage as Israelites. Nigger, Niger, Nigerian. Afro American is a pseudo derrogatory identification. Africa is not the original name of that continent. Biblically the land of Canaan is the appropiate identity.
My people perish for the lack of knowledge. Because we reject knowledge Yahweh has rejected us. Four hundred years wondering in a land without true identity is longer than anticipated. It would behoove us all to connect with true heritage by DNA evidence. Perhaps this reorientation would give us a more balanced ideology of our purpose toward mankind as a whole. Until then, we continue to be recycled through the penal system, public entitlements and racial indifferences both inwardly and outwardly.
We need but take a brief moment to restrospect our community to see Willie Lynch written all over our various mentalities. We cannot know our destiny until we identify with our origins. The only thing worse than failure is not to try.
I like African American. I haven't gotten to American yet. Black is the opposite of white and there is no need to polarize the races beyond what we are already. Negro is Latin for Black. Colored? Who isn't colored? I guess these are all better than darkie, but we are the darker race.
Doc S, who got your massiah's (obama) his first job out of harvard at Sibley and Austin? Henry Kissenger. What about that Doc?
I must correct some of my previous statements. The president did appoint Daley as his chief of staff at the whitehouse. The corrupt Daley family connection to the obama's are thur Michelle Robinson-obama who was an assist to Mayor Daley. I stand corrected. So I understand better about the connect between the Daley family and the Robinson-obama family. The president also worked for the Chicago Law Firm of Miner, Barnhill & Gallard as a civil rights lawyer. The president also work in the Business Sector for two years somewhere? He taught at U of Chicago Law School.
Know matter what there's a connection to the corrupt Daley family on both sides of the obama's.
Cronyism is clear practices of the obama's.
Its clear to me that after reviewing Michelle Robinson-obama Bio that she was a member of the Daley crew. I mean she apart of the most politically corrupt family in this country (The Daley's). Once a member of the Daley's always a member of the Daley's gang. Look at all the positions she had from harvard law school and the salaries she recieved. Involved with Americorp to funnel money. Worked at U of Chicago along with her husband. Involved with an intern when she was a member of sibley & austin's managerment. Check out her families estate holdings.
We as Black people have to think past the obama's. They're a product of the american dream (CORRUPTION) AT ALL LEVELS. We have always had Black gangsters and phoney's. Now we have Ivy Leage sellouts and phoneys from harvard, columbia and princeston. I grew-up in and around the HOOD and being a gangster was for those who couldn't do anything else. My question is why have so many of US cover-up for the phoneys in the whitehouse??? Our great children will pay for this lie. The Black elite and civil rights so-called leaders have sold us OUT. Tavis and West could have done a better job of telling the truth.
As a listener since The Tavis Smiley show started on KUOW, I've always liked Tavis's use of the term ...maybe with help from the implicit assumption that there was some trace of implicit irony. (...Tavis: Talk!!! :<))
My two cents, for what they're worth, are that I just happen to like 'Black' better than 'African American.' (With acknowledgment of the historical legitimacy of 'Negro' ...which I remember thinking was the Real Deal for progressive rhetoric, to either side of Martin Luther King's funeral. ...Watched on a little black and white tv when I was 6. (We had tuna noodle casserole. I know the floor plan of our house, at least between the tv room and the kitchen. This was my JFK.)
Here's thing. No one term can hope to comprehend the complexity of the communal experience of the (mostly West and Central) African (as in, Big continent, Not fictional country) diaspora in this part of this hemisphere. Never the Freaking Mind nuances of skin color.
With that as context, I like 'Black' because it acknowledges the former part of the dialectic. Brother / Dr. West, you could do That Much More with this than I can, but is it not true that Francophones noires (etymological alert, vis. 'Negro') did a lot, literarily and politically, toward linking colonial and recently post-colonia parts of Africa with their cousins in our hemispere? Never mind that the term 'Black' had that much to do with some of the most pregressive social, cultural and political thinking by Blacks in our very owney Untied States of UhMair-uh-kuh. (Where Black people have lived that much longer than, for one instance, people of very miscellaneous Central European descent, some of whom seem hell bent on perpetuating the Old Time Religion of white racism, for one thing because they can get so little other traction with what being an American is ostensibly about.)
...'African American,' by contrast, dialectically genericizes, and dilutes, both terms. It reminds me of, for instance, 'Irish American.' Now, there are Irish-Americans who I love, and others who I wish I had occasion to. But this, in turn, has to evoke a short story by Langston Hugues (read, like that stuff above, at an impressionable age). A Black kid has a wise Irish-American teacher who patiently explains that her people had to overcome prejudice and socio-economic oppression. ...Except, Wait a Minute, the Black Kid's people got here three centuries before Hers did. To paraphrase 'The Sound of [expletive] Music:'
Hullieu, Hullieu, ...to Yieu and Yieu and Yieu-uh....
...One last thing about color. A while ago, I was talking with a cousin, more healthily yellow than I am, which didn't stop him from being frighteningly Republican. Here's the fun part. At one point in the convesation, I said something like, 'well, you know Obama isn't our first Black president.'
His eyes widened, to the extent that that a yellow Republican's could.
[Quoting myself --a bad habit:] 'No; he's our first Colored president.
Done now. Peace out; God bless us, every one. +
...Just that in this context, 'Black' is already a metaphor.
Evil man make me kill ya;
Evil man make you kill me.
Evil man make me kill you,
Even though we're only families apart.
Hendrix, "Machine Gun" (Band of Gypsys, 1970)
Following law school, Michelle worked as an associate in the Chicago branch of the law firm Sidley Austin in the area of marketing and intellectual property. There in 1989, she met her future husband, Barack Obama, a summer intern whom she was assigned as an adviser. "I went to Harvard and he went to Harvard, and the firm thought, 'Oh, we'll hook these two people up,'" Michelle said. "So, you know, there was a little intrigue, but I must say after about a month, Barack…asked me out, and I thought no way. This is completely tacky." Initially, she refused to date Obama, believing that their work relationship would make the romance improper. Eventually she relented, and the couple soon fell in love.
After two years of dating, Barack proposed. "We were at a restaurant having dinner to celebrate the fact that he had finished the bar," Michelle remembers. "Then the waiter came over with the dessert and a tray. And there was the ring. And I was completely shocked." The couple married at Trinity United Church of Christ on October 18, 1992.
High-Profile Work in Chicago
Michelle soon left her job to launch a career in public service, serving as an assistant to Mayor Daley and then as the assistant commissioner of planning and development for the City of Chicago.
In 1993, she became Executive Director for the Chicago office of Public Allies, a non-profit leadership-training program that helped young adults develop skills for future careers in the public sector.
Michelle joined the University of Chicago in 1996 as associate dean of student services, developing the University's first community service program. She then worked for the University of Chicago Hospitals beginning in 2002, as executive director of community relations and external affairs.
In May 2005, she was appointed vice president of community relations and external affairs at the University of Chicago Medical Center, where she continues to work part-time. She also manages the business diversity program and sits on six boards, including the prestigious Chicago Council on Global Affairs and the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools.
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Evie Lolos, Rambler; Roger Lovstrom, A.I.A.; Ann Marshall, OOK; Frank Micucci, Rambler; Bart Moleta, A.S.T.M.E.; Joseph Murphy, Chanticleer; Howard Myers, Food Tech.; Elvin Phil-lips, Collegiate Chorale; Ron-ald Phillips, Chess Club; John Rapp, N.A.G.; Betty Rising, Rambler; Judy Rosensweig, A.I.A.; Sidney Saksenberg,Chan-ticleer; PhiUp Seidel, Alpha Eta Rho; Samuel Shapiro, Gun Club; Tigi Shoecraft, Drama Club; Pat Stecker, Collegiate Chorale; Paul Swengler, Student Senate: James Trent, Rambler; JoAnne Trick-er, YOE; Jeffrey WaUach, Cat- Ue Club, Dorothy Walz, OOK; James White, Rambler; Rich-ard Yellin, Drama Club; Mar-sha Zipkin, YOE; Hope Zurn, Student Senate; Janice Civiletto, J.D.H.A.; Robert Crews, JUdo Club; Barry McMullan, E.S.S. Islander Mkafed To Prof, levine ^Secretarial Science; National Secretaries Association NATA,JOYCE TROKEY Alumni Association Scholarships PETER LALAS (ES) PETER UNRATH (ES) VERONICA WIGHTMAN (NURS) DOROTHY HARRINGTON (DH) EDWARD GROVER (ES) MURIEL GLEASON (NURS) RAYMOND PELLEGRINO (BA) ALONSO GALLEGO (AG) HELEN HARRISON (NURS) MARGARET HAGENDORF (NURS) ROXANN KATTALIA (NURS) Summer Registration Registration for the summer semester, 1966, will take place ia Whitman Hall on Thursday, June 16, from 12:00Noon until 4:00 P.M. Please read the following schedule carefully and report at your assigned time. ^ ^ ^ Thursday, June 16, 1966 Reporting Time 12:00 Noon Last Name R - Z L - Q E - K A - D Registration ends at 4:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. It is not always easy to single out one individual who has done the most for a gradu-ating class. For the class of 1966, however, the selection seemed obvious. Simply choose that person upon whom we could always rely to share our problems, give advice, and indeed take a genuine interest Dr. Gould Dr. Samuel B. Gould, presi-dent of the State University of New York, will address the June graduating class at the Univer-sity's Agricultural and Techni-cal College at Farmingdaie, an-nounced Dr. Charles W. Lafflo, Jr., president of the college. Commencement exercises for die college's 565 graduates will be held outdoors on Friday, June 17, at 2 p.m. Mr. Mortimer J, Gleeson, chairman of the coUege's Boaid of Trustees, will preside. During the ceremonies. Dr. Gould will be presented with the college's highest award, the Commission of Honor, whidi is given in recognition of ijuisel-fish performance on the vh#half of others. SUATC Swings With Corillon Mssic From the Administraticn Building's venerable chimes tower will peal foxth glorious strains of the Alma Mater and other new melodies never before heard. The Faculty-Student Associ-ation has purchased a new caril-lon to replace the worn-out unit which had become so familiar and well-loved. The old beUs con-sisted of 25 notes, known as the "Coronation" unit, toned after English bells. The new "A-mericana" unit has 50 notes— 25 Flemish bells, and 25 harp bells. These bells have been toned after the bells in the River-side Church in New York City. An extra speaker has been add^ which will enable the music to reach all over campus and even beyond. The new set i s from theSchul-merich CarlUcm Co., CaiUloo Hill, SellersviUe Pa., which built the old set. Cost is $13,550.00, with $4,000, allotted for trade-in on the old instrument. b is possible to mark the ,hour, aalf'^our, ocd quarte^r-hour. However, at present, only the hours will play. Music will be played only at 5:00 in an effort to avoid interference with classes. Mr, M. Mclntyre, engineering supervisor of Schulmerich Caril-lons, is installing our instru-ment. This* company is the world's largest producer of carillons. They installed the 610-bell Coca-Cola carillon for the New York World's Fair, and many other famous carillcms. The chimes are fully auto-matic, but can be manually oper** ated from a keyboard sh<»ild an enterprising carilloneur pre-sent himself. Each tape can play seven melo-dies. In addition, a disc con^ taining the Alma Mater can be played either independently or together the tapes. Operation has been guaranteed for graduatlonbut may be in oper^ ation by the time of this publi* cation. Summer Scliool Students who contemplate tak-ing summer school courses at other colleges are advised to check with Dean Piu'cell. tt is to your advantage to take courses with credits that will transfer here. Dean Purcell will give you an "Off Campus Approval" form and advise you on the prop-er courses to take. Before You Leave - All Library books signed out for tliis semester should be re-turned before leaving school. No records or grades etc. will be sent on any student who has not cleared with the Library and any other campus offices. in us, his students, both in the classroom and out. It is with deep sincerity that we dedicate our Yearbook to Professor Irving Levine, who was not <«ly our teacher, but also our advisor, not ooly our advisor, but also our friend. Secretary of Interior, Stew-art L. Udall, was the featured speaker, and recipient of a doctorate in humane letters ot the National Beauty Confer* ence held at Hofstra U., on May 28, 1966. Prof. A. Takacs, O.H. Dep't; James Trent, Gene Bloettler, and Jeff Barlowe, all RAMBLER, represented Farmingdaie at the conference. The Convention dealt with var-ious ospects of conservotion, especfally op Long Island*
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Now that's entertainment: a joyful, eight-song CD that sings your child's name more than 40 times! Our personalized music is not only thrilling and fun, it boosts self-esteem and concentration. Choose Holiday ("Jingle Bells," "Toyland," etc.) or Everyday (doo wop, marching songs, and more). We can do any name listed in the link below. One child's name only, please! Please include your phone number for questions about pronunciation.
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By Bekah
from Azle, TX
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children
Comments about Neat-Oh PlayNames Personalized Music CD for Kids:
I have bought these as gifts for 6 kids, not including my two kids. Both of mine really enjoy theirs. Watch out... Songs get stuck in your head.
Playname CD
By Teach
from SC
About Me Grandparent
I was very disappointed in this CD. I was disappointed in the words and they weren't very catchy.
Great for the kids
By Gramma :Jake, Kinley, Av and Grace
from Orlando, Florida
Great quality. Fun and engaging songs! Definitely a great collection of songs!
very dissapointing
By busy mom of 4
from roanoke, va
This cd was terrible, it did not say the name of the child enough for the child to recognize it was all about them, i have purchased other CD similar with the name of the child and they were much better and said the names child a bunch and made the child feel good! do not buy!
Unique Personalized Songs!!! So Cute!!!
By Grammy
from Billings, MT
About Me Education Oriented, Grandparent
Well done product with unique personalized songs to your special child. A must for any child and family.
Worth buying
By Mom
from dallas, tx
About Me Education Oriented, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
We bought the every day cd and my daughter loves it. Catchy songs that have us singing along as we do activities.
Cute and catchy!
By zorasmommie
from Detroit, MI
About Me Education Oriented, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Working Parent
This collection of children's songs although unfamiliar are very catchy and fun. My daughter (almost 3) loves to play them and dance around in the mirror. The songs are about things young children like ( make believe, adventures, ABC's, looking in the mirror, animals, yummy foods) and it keeps she interest plus hearing her name coming from the iPod is super cool! I recommend this product and will be ordering another one for my daughter's friend for her birthday.
3yr old loves hearing her name in songs
By Happy Mom
from Churchton, MD
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children, Working Parent
We bought this with the sing along cd player. Our 3yr old can hardly put these down. Worth every penny spent to see her singing and smiling!
music arrangement disappointing
By grandparent
from Rochester ny
I haven't played the Christmas cd for my grandson, but I'm sure he'll like hearing his name. Was very disappointed at the arrangements. Expected them to be the normal Christmas songs since we're just beginning to sing them. But it was more like a reggae arrangement, so it will be confusing to him. The regular cd will be better because we've never heard the songs before.
does not come shrink-wrapped
By firsttimereviewer
from PA
About Me First Time Parent
This was a birthday gift for a friend's child. I thought it looked like a fun, unique gift idea, but I was disappointed when it arrived and the CD was in a plastic case but not covered with shrink wrap. So it appeared as if it had been opened. If not for the child's name on it, it would have looked like a re-gift. I thought it was expensive for the quality and presentation, plus the s&h cost was additional from my large One Step purchase because it came from another vendor.I would not order another one, but am hoping that the music quality is enjoyable for the child who received it!
Cute and fun
By L and L Mom
from Tennessee
Upbeat, fun. My girls (5,2) love hearing their names in the songs. They really like The Night Before Christmas story.
Cute CD
By Nutley
from Nutley, NJ
My son loves 2 of the songs on the cd which we have to play over and over.
A total Hit
By Kat
from San Antonio
About Me Grandparent, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Working Parent
My 4yr old loves this cd, she plays it as muchs as she can. My 1 yr hasn't really gotten into his though. We put it on the car for her and it helps keep her busy while we are traveling about town
Love it good product
By momac
from wisconsin
My son loves to hear his name (he is 8mos old almost now) and loves music as well...
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came scratched and do not play well
By elihan777
from Virginia
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
Was not able to send one disk out to my friend's daughter, as hers was scratched and does not play without skipping, my daughter's cd has the same problem. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT, IS VERY POOR QUALITY. I thought One Step ahead only dealth in high quality products. Was so dissapointed...
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