"I really enjoyed Learning Before Birth." Armin Brott, author of The Expectant Father, The New Father, The Single Father |
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240 pages, 8 illustrations, ISBNs 1-58820-231-3 and 1-4107-4276-8.
Paperback and ebook from www.1stbooks.com
Paperback at all major bookstores and maternity retailers. Published 2003.
"I really enjoyed Learning Before Birth." Armin Brott, author of The Expectant Father, The New Father, The Single Father |
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This landmark report describes the prenatal enrichment success which has caught public, professional, and media attention throughout the world. Children from every background are being provided powers never previously enjoyed: superlative intellect, prolific creativity, emotional balance, and profuse compassion. Defining a new IQ norm of 150, their amazing aptitude enables them to resolve problems with far greater speed and effectiveness than peers unstimulated before birth. Over merely a few years, the fate of global culture is moving into especially capable hands.
The history, theory, evidence, instructions, and implications for an ancient art brought current can be found in this cornerstone volume. Praise has been lavished upon what many consider the optimal scientific breakthrough, and who better to tell that story than its source. Every expectant parent owes their offspring at least consideration of a choice that simply as well as safely furnishes those means by which the individual, family, and entire human community will benefit beyond measure. Lightyears past other educational resources, this book accesses the miraculous . . . a breathtaking accomplishment.
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Hardcover and paperback forthcoming.
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When entertaining abstractions suddenly confront a reality of potentially fatal dimensions--for himself if not civilization--Alex must reinterpret the classic distinction between truth and fiction, then act upon it . . . while readers are encouraged to fully participate in a monomythic quest whose implications loom "more than real."
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Hardcover and paperback forthcoming. Over 2500 poems from Brent Logan's many collections. Some of the most prestigious poets have applauded his philosophic scrutiny, psychological insight, political perspective, ethical fortitude, bittersweet irony, and lyrical wit applied to the human lifespan--in natural as well as cultural settings.
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