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A Theory For All Music describes ways to more deeply understand the music of all cultures and traditions through the study and use of musical parameters. Book Four applies the tools developed in all three previous books and uses them to make a complete analysis of music from different historical periods as well as from contemporary music and music from other cultures.

What if the world was filled with ministers-people who cared about the well-being and wholeness of others? To minister is to attend to the needs of others and there are many great people who have committed their lives to that mission but not everyone is able to dedicate themselves to becoming a professional minister. Some choose to help others as a lay minister or non-professional caregiver. This text serves as a guide for training and support for people who want to become lay ministers or group facilitators of any spiritual tradition.

Comedy is how we cope with the absurdity of life. The person who cannot step back and see how ludicrous are most of the things we encounter in life is the person who gets mired and engulfed in them. Comedy lets us step back and see the whole picture. It reminds us of what is really important which certainly includes laughing and laughing often. These four comedies each take on several situations but exaggerate them until they become enlarged and laughable. To each are added an unusual use of standard theatrical tradition. A writer of one play becomes involved with his own characters. Another play actually moves backward in time. One comedy is actually two separate plays that come together while another claims to be a musical but has no singing whatsoever. Come along for the fun and laughter and lighten your burdens for a while.

A Theory For All Music describes ways to more deeply understand the music of all cultures and traditions through the study and use of musical parameters. Book Three develops an understanding of the parameters of music and how to use them in a detailed analysis of music.

A Theory For All Music describes ways to more deeply understand the music of all cultures and traditions through the study and use of musical parameters. Book Two expands upon the concepts learned in Book One leading to the creation of traditional four-part writing.

A Theory For All Music describes ways to more deeply understand the music of all cultures and traditions through the use of musical parameters. Book One covers the fundamentals of music notation.

Erut s a simple farmer who finds himself forced into the military by the power-hungry Kevutians bent on controlling all the asteroids of a region known as the Milleran Cluster. Ony'a, grand-daughter of Zoe and a Myshkan with some connection to the Sifuti, uses her abilities to determine that Erut is telling the truth when he says the only thing of interest to him is going home to his farm. Together the two of them must learn to trust and help each other before the planet of Pa'Myshka-and the hopes and dreams of everyone on it-is completely destroyed forever.

A brilliant but erratic engineer is nearly torn to pieces by sabotaged drilling equipment. A simple act of defiance against the oppressive Conglomerate becomes a call to revolution. Families are torn apart and sent to prison work camps by a paranoid governmental leader. These are the challenges facing the people of the once idyllic but now devastated planet of Pa'Kevutu. The crew of the first explorer sunship, the Constantia, are sent on a controversial mission to distract the rebels and offer hope to the Kevutians whose lands are overpopulated and whose resources are nearly depleted. Instead of discovering precious minerals, however, they find a race of humans living there. The Kevutians decide to carry on with their mission to plunder the new planet. With only a fleet of small defenseless ships and a great deal of determination, the inhabitants of the planet of Pa'Chot decide to defend themselves. The war for the control of the collection of asteroids known as The Milleran Cluster begins.

New ways to look at those old playing cards including symbolic representations, insights into tough problems, and even a few new games.

Awri was a well-respected investigator who lived and worked in the big city of Yakrutich until the day he disappeared. Now his former partner, Chief Detective Exi, is searching for him. In partnership with her former nemesis, Kim, the two detectives follow the trail of a man who transforms himself into the harbinger of a rebellious philosophy that will one day influence the lives of the people of all the worlds of the Milleran Cluster.

Ony'a and Erut are rescued from the onslaught of the Kevutian forces on the planet of Pa'Myshka by the stranger known as Zao but their troubles are far from over. Ony'a wants to take revenge against the Kevutian forces and the cruel dominion they have built over the other planets of the collection of asteroids known as The Milleran Cluster. Over time they have tortured and imprisoned the inhabitants of those worlds in their never-ending quest for resources and faithful workers of their Corps. Erut has become one of the prisoners and desires his freedom and a chance to destroy the empire known as The Conglomerate. The two will separately battle the domination of The Conglomerate and its heavy-handed ruler Yaveh Yeves III until they meet together to solve an even greater mystery: the previously unknown planet of origin. Follow the plight of Exizoyn and her daughters as they resist the power-hungry forces of the Kevutian Conglomerate in the fourth and final book of this thrilling science-fiction series.