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  Kundalini The Energy Of Awakening

  Justin Wesenberg

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  Kundalini is a poetry book about spiritual awakening and balancing the masculine and feminine energies within. For those who are going through spiritual awakening and want to find more balance in life. 
  This inspirational poetry book was inspired by my kundalini awakening and my journey to balance the masculine and feminine energies in my life. 
  Kundalini is a poetry book about awakening to the divine light within. This book explores how we can activate the kundalini energy and rise to our highest potential as individuals and as a species… 
  The kundalini energy is the energy of the divine feminine, the shakti energy. It is this loving, nurturing, supporting energy that will bring us back into balance with Mother Earth. 
  The kundalini is a powerful force that will realign and restructure your DNA. It will allow you to tap into your greatest talents and gifts and help bring about planetary rebirth as we begin creating a new paradigm on Earth. The old paradigm is falling and things will never go back to the way they used to be. 
  The poems in this book will help you harmonize the masculine and feminine energies in your body so that you can awaken the Goddess and bring balance back to your life! 
  Get the book and awaken your kundalini energy! 
  Kundalini is the third book in the Starseed Awakening Series. Get all the books in the series at: https://starseedawakening.academy

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  Romeo and Juliet

  William Shakespeare

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  The Marlowe Society perform an unabridged version of Shakespeare's tradegy featuring Romeo and Juliet, whose untimely deaths unite their feuding families.

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  Now You Care

  Di Brandt

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  Nominated for a Griffin Poetry Prize
   
  In Now You Care, her fifth collection of poetry, Di Brandt voices a passionate argument against environmental degradation and a plea for psychic transformation in our violent times. Tuned in to the toxic fallout of over-industrialization and war, these poems face the dark side of our postmodern climate with a language that doesn't give in. They tremble and shake,they rage against despair, they speak against death and wrestle with the fateful spirits of Armageddon to loosen their choke-hold on humanity. Perhaps we won't figure it out and the horizon is already on fire, and our best love will never be more than an approximation of regret, but grass still grows between the cement blocks of the sidewalk to 'grin of the wild.'

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  McReele

  Stephen Belber

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  When death row prisoner Darius McReele transforms into a charismatic front-runner in the Delaware senate race, the spin starts spinning out of control. Is he doing the right thing for the wrong reasons, or the wrong thing for the right reasons? Does it ultimately matter?  
   
  
  
  
  Directed by Jenny Sullivan
  Producing Director: Susan Albert Loewenberg
  An L.A. Theatre Works full-cast recording starring:
  Chris Butler as Darius McReele
  Deidrie Henry as Opal
  Charles Janasz as Jim Cragen/Donald Smathers/Gerry Phillips
  Eric Stoltz as Rick Dayne
  Lauren Tom as Katya
  
  Associate Producer: Brendon Fox
  Recording Engineer, Sound Designer and Mixer: Mark Holden
  Stage Manager and Live Sound Effects: John Lovick

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  Neat

  Charlayne Woodard

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  In Neat, Obie Award-Winning writer/performer Charlayne Woodard shares her memories of growing up black in America in the 60’s and 70’s. Weaving magic, Woodard takes us from Savannah, Georgia to Albany, New York with engaging humor and sharp insight. Neat is the second play of a trilogy that began with Pretty Fire, and ended with In Real Life. An L.A. Theatre Works performance featuring Charlayne Woodard.

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  Soho

  Richard Scott

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  But tonight I am super-charged, alive, looking into the eyes of / men . . . 
  In this intimate and vital debut, Richard Scott looks into the places not everyone sees or chooses to see. Against the backdrop of London's Soho, he creates an uncompromising portrait of love and shame, questioning our sense of the permissible and the perverse. Scott takes us back to our roots: childhood incidents, the violence our scars betray, forgotten forebears and histories. The hungers of sexual encounters are underscored by the risks that threaten when we give ourselves to or accept another. But the poems celebrate joy and tenderness, too, as in a sequence re-imagining the love poetry of Verlaine.  
  The collection crescendos to the title-poem, "Soho!," where a night stroll under the street lamps becomes a search for 'true lineage', a reclamation of stolen ancestors, hope for healing, and, above all, the finding of our truest selves.

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