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Print: $28.10 By Charles William Johnson. When similar kinds of linguistic correspondences were perceived by William Jones in the latter part of the eighteenth century, between Sanskrit and other languages, such examples were sufficient to convince scholars that all of those languages probably came from a mother tongue, the Indo-European language. Today, scholars seem unwilling or hesitant to accept the idea that the same laws of comparative linguistics may apply to ancient Egyptian, Maya and Nahuatl. The reason for this is quite simple: there is no historical basis for considering the possibility that the peoples of these different languages had any physical contact between themselves. This book attempts to show linguistic correspondences between these languages, and posits the notion that these cultures come from an identical source language.
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Print: $27.32 Eventpoint CosmoGeography presents a distinctive interpretation of the formation, composition and development of the Earth’s geography. By examining the geographical layout of the Earth through its eventpoints, the different levels, moments and relations of the Earth’s existence are examined in terms of symmetry and scalar proportion. The author, Charles William Johnson, feels that this book holds the key to knowledge that will prevent the extinction of the human race.
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Print: $20.97 By Charles William Johnson. The Aztec Calendar: Math and Design explores the
inner workings of the Mexican Sun Stone. The author analyzes the central meaning to the calendar as of the different concentric rings which create its intriguing design. The knowledge about the calendar’s meaning
and function has been lost throughout the ages. But, its design elements suggest a certain logic of numbers. These numbers reflect the orbital times of Earth and Venus, along with other day-counts and cycles of our Universe. The author explains how the calendar’s rings move in order to reckon the days.
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Print: $9.00 Download: $9.00 This is a dual language (Spanish-English) anthology of traditional and original international short stories for children and their parents. It aims to help parents and children bridge the language gap. For example, Hispanic children might be proficient in English but not necessarily Spanish, while their parents might be proficient in Spanish but not English. This book is also suitable for the reader who wants to improve their bilingual ability. The style in both versions is simple without speaking down to the reader. Recommended for reading out loud at the family table.
To children: Read these stories with your parents in English. Lean estos cuentos con
sus hijos en español. Travel to distant lands. Viajen a lugares remotos. Above all, enjoy! Ante todo, ¡diviértanse!
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Print: $18.97 Download: $11.83 This is a first book of contemporary poetry by a Mexican-American dancer and choreographer, with one poem in Spanish. Shanti Kumari Johnson, whose grandfather was a freedom-fighter in India, and whose Belgian grandmother was the daughter of European diplomats, gives passionate voice to her multi-cultural sensibilities. Her poetry is imbued with the open frankness that comes from an honest and lifelong search for truth, yet is mixed with a kindness and compassion for the recipients of that truth. With a background in philosophy and religion, Shanti Kumari has written a book that is sure to leave the reader with a new perspective about the social condition we all experience as we share the Earth we live in. -- Nalini Johnson
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Print: $19.92 Download: $12.70 This is a wonderful book, by Dr. J. Mark Munoz, describing the plight of Filipino emigrants as they work abroad to escape corruption and hunger back home. While life is better for many Filipinos abroad, this lifestyle carries many heartbreaks. This book will move you to action.
“Munoz...weaves unadorned facts into an unapologetic account of the present socio-economic situation of his country.
His exposure as an international entrepreneur contributes to his deeper appreciation of the land of his birth; that’s why his recommendations on where the Philippines can improve are...doable. Land of My Birth is good company.”
- Michelle P. So, Managing Editor, Sun Star Daily Philippines
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