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"XANGÔ NA UMBANDA: Força, Justiça e Sabedoria" traz a luz sobre Xangô, o grande Orixá da justiça, do fogo e das pedreiras, é muito mais do que uma figura mitológica; ele é um símbolo de equilíbrio, f

VIDA NO TERREIRO DE UMBANDA: Entre Fé e Convivência é uma imersão na essência da Umbanda, revelando os desafios, aprendizados e transformações vivenciados no dia a dia de um terreiro. Com uma abordag

A depressão é uma das maiores dores da humanidade, afetando milhões de pessoas e obscurecendo a luz da esperança. Em "A DEPRESSÃO E A UMBANDA", este livro mergulha na relação entre espiritualidade e

Descubra o poder transformador de "A MAGIA DA DEFUMAÇÃO: Dicas e rituais" com este guia completo e acessível para jovens umbandistas. Neste livro, você encontrará todas as informações necessárias par

A ÉTICA UMBANDISTA é uma obra que explora profundamente a importância da ética no desenvolvimento espiritual dentro da Umbanda. Voltada especialmente para jovens médiuns, o livro aborda como a respon

A IMPORTÂNCIA DA FÉ NA UMBANDA é um guia espiritual dedicado aos jovens umbandistas que desejam aprofundar sua conexão com os Orixás e guias espirituais. O livro explora a fé como o alicerce fundamen

Este livro é um chamado à consciência umbandista. "UMBANDA É PARA SERVIR: Não para aparecer", é um espelho colocado diante do médium, do cambono, do dirigente e de cada filho de fé. Com linguagem fir

Em "EXU REI DAS SETE ENCRUZILHADAS: E Minha Jornada ao Lado Dele , o autor compartilha uma vivência espiritual profunda construída ao longo de décadas de fé, entrega e aprendizado dentro da Umbanda.

Embark on a journey through time, space, and the enduring magic of Doctor Who history.From collecting Dalek toys in 1960s South London to becoming one of Doctor Whos most influential historians, David J Howes life has been shaped by Britains beloved time-traveling hero. In this engaging memoir, Howe shares his journey from young fan to professional authority, offering unprecedented insights into Doctor Whos evolution over six decades. He takes readers behind the scenes of landmark moments in Who history, from organizing the first conventions to publishing groundbreaking books about the series. His story interweaves personal milestones with key moments in Doctor Who history, including his work with Jon Pertwee on the actors autobiography and the development of BBCs merchandise empire.More than just a fans tale, this is the story of how Doctor Who shaped British popular culture through the eyes of someone who helped guide its legacy, making it essential reading for both devoted Whovians and anyone interested in British television history.

Using plant-based colour for printmaking is a rich and inspiring practice that opens up a fascinating world of colour independent from a reliance on synthetic inks and pastes. From Plant to Print encourages artists, printmakers and anyone fascinated in natural colour to embark on this compelling journey into making their work more sustainable. Packed with practical advice and some 300 images, the book splits recipes into sections, depending on which substrate will be used, and introduces techniques for printmakers on both paper and fabric. It explains procedures and processes in detail, conveying the intricacies, complications and unexpected joy inherent in adopting this intriguing practice.

Os últimos dias de Jesus Cristo Em Os Últimos Dias de Jesus Cristo , embarque em uma exploração profunda dos momentos cruciais que moldaram a teologia cristã e continuam a ressoar ao longo da históri

In partnership with the Burrenbeo Trust, this beautifully crafted book brings together ten inspiring profiles of participants in Burrenbeo projects, written by Pocket Forests co-founder Catherine Cleary. These real-life stories from farmers and families to schools and community groups shine a light on the small yet profound changes that are restoring habitats and reviving species across both rural and urban landscapes.Woven through the book are evocative poems by acclaimed poet Jane Clarke, enchanting illustrations by Jane Carkill and striking photography. Each page invites readers to reconnect with the wild corners of the world and perhaps to create their own.Named after the traditional farming practice of leaving a fields edge for wildlife, The Hares Corner is a testament to resilience, renewal and the deep wellbeing that can blossom when we let nature in.

A memoir from the writer of BENT with a foreword by Ian McKellenSherman takes us on a journey through America in the mid twentieth century, starting in New Jersey where he was born in the 1930s to a Jewish immigrant family ending on Broadway with the premier of his seminal play Bent starring Richard Gere. On route, we encounter other famous performers including Meryl Streep, Bee Gees, Joan Baez, but the scene-stealing character is always his father a charismatic narcissist who might have given Trump a run for his money. We stop off in Woodstock, Los Angeles and London a city Martin would eventually make home; he relays his story with self-depreciating humour as he struggles to make it in theatre, with his sexuality, and under the shadow of the inheritable disease that killed his mother tragically early a disease from which he finds himself finally free, as he turns forty in the books closing pages."As in his plays, Martin Sherman writes here of complexity with simplicity, of the hidden with utter candour. A fascinating and brilliant example of what a memoir ought to be."ALAN CUMMING"Most shove childhood memories into the recesses of forgetfulness, while others gather each detail like colours in a paint box and use them to create. We call those folks artists. Martin Sherman is such a creature. Within these pages you will find his painterly application of memories, fashioning a masterwork of experiences for us to enjoy."HARVEY FIERSTEIN"Absolutely mesmerising and so fantastically well written that I wish Martin Sherman had written novels as well as plays and screenplays"STEPHEN FRY"Completely absorbing and funny and sad and beautifully tolda real treat and an extraordinary storywhat a life."IAN HISLOP"One Hell of a ride. Profound, witty, beautifully written and difficult to forget."HUGH JACKMAN"This memoir is astounding. Im reading it a second time."VANESSA REDGRAVE"A volume filled with moving, entertaining and fascinating memories, by one of our great stage and screen writers."PETER TATCHELL"On the Boardwalk is full of audacity and joyfulness, jokes and tears, it blew my mind, as it will blow yours." PETE TOWNSHEND"He writes like Philip Rothbut even funnier."RUBY WAX

um livro, é um mapa para a sua jornada espiritual. Mergulhe na história de Jesus no deserto e descubra lições poderosas sobre a natureza da provação, a tentação e a perfeita obediência. Nestas página

A unique insight into the work of Irene Zurkinden with sketchbooks published for the very first timeAccompanying the exhibition of the same name, this book offers a fascinating insight into the multifaceted work of Irene Zurkinden. Over more than five decades, the artist created intimate, powerful, and uncompromisingly expressive works that continue to captivate today. The beautifully designed catalogue not only presents her most renowned paintings and drawings but also, for the very first time, her sketchbooks a rare window into the creative process of an exceptional artist. Book Highlights: First-ever publication of Irene Zurkindens sketchbooks Comprehensive overview of more than 50 years of artistic work High-quality reproductions of paintings, drawings, and sketches Exhibition catalogue and collectors item for art enthusiasts This publication reveals how Zurkindens oeuvre oscillates between grace, beauty, and critical engagement with her time an art book that unites inspiration, insight, and visual intensity.Swiss painter Irene Zurkinden (19091987) trained as a fashion illustrator in Basel before turning to the visual arts. A leading figure of the citys cultural scene, she spent her life between Basel and Parisher place of longing. Throughout her career, she exhibited widely in Basel galleries and Swiss institutions, with her paintings and sketchbooks bearing witness to a unique view of society and her personal surroundings.

A unique insight into the work of Irene Zurkinden with sketchbooks published for the very first timeAccompanying the exhibition of the same name, this book offers a fascinating insight into the multifaceted work of Irene Zurkinden. Over more than five decades, the artist created intimate, powerful, and uncompromisingly expressive works that continue to captivate today. The beautifully designed catalogue not only presents her most renowned paintings and drawings but also, for the very first time, her sketchbooks a rare window into the creative process of an exceptional artist. Book Highlights: First-ever publication of Irene Zurkindens sketchbooks Comprehensive overview of more than 50 years of artistic work High-quality reproductions of paintings, drawings, and sketches Exhibition catalogue and collectors item for art enthusiasts This publication reveals how Zurkindens oeuvre oscillates between grace, beauty, and critical engagement with her time an art book that unites inspiration, insight, and visual intensity.Swiss painter Irene Zurkinden (19091987) trained as a fashion illustrator in Basel before turning to the visual arts. A leading figure of the citys cultural scene, she spent her life between Basel and Parisher place of longing. Throughout her career, she exhibited widely in Basel galleries and Swiss institutions, with her paintings and sketchbooks bearing witness to a unique view of society and her personal surroundings.

Gallops through the pre-mobile phone era with wit and chaotic energy.Sunday TimesA joyous rags-to-riches tale.Financial TimesNostalgic, salacious and bitingly witty. Joe LycettA delicious, neon-soaked fever dream.Munroe BergdorfI couldnt put it down. Annie Macmanus The defining book on the iconic noughties-era of pop culture in London as told by DJ Jodie Harsh, who saw, did and survived it all.Jodie Harsh arrived in London aged fifteen in 2001, heading straight off the train from Canterbury to her first club night at the Astoria. Intoxicated by this initial taste of city nightlife, she didnt leave the party for years, falling in with the right wrong people and exploring the sides of London best experienced under cover of darkness.Throughout the noughties, from Camden and Soho to Mayfair, from Notting Hill and Primrose Hill to Hackney Road, the city was a messy, beating, slick and sordid melting pot. New music, new fashion, new art, all came together in a mad, dizzying rush before - and during - the financial crash of 2008. Different scenes collided, exploded, were reborn and shaped across the city, at rapid speed.Harsh grabs us by the hand and leads us back to those decadent times: from the Astoria to The Cross, the Soho Revue Bar to Mahiki, Boombox to The End and her famous friends houses; to a time before social media and cameraphones were ubiquitous and a life without their perpetual scrutiny allowed for a more liberated, hedonistic and creative existence. You had to be there, and Jodie Harsh was. Every single night.

Elms is one of the greatest chroniclers of our age. He was born to write this book. Dylan JonesFantastic! It is like time travel . . . [to] the most exciting, innovative, outrageous, wildest, most creative club ever. Steve DaggerElms was not only in the room where it happened, he was at the very heart of it. Gary KempThe perfect witness and commentator: open-minded, outward looking, and an expert and shrewd cultural analyst.Lavinia GreenlawSharp, funny and caked in two-day old eyeliner. Jodie HarshA history of the club that set the 80s alight, by the much-loved presenter, writer and Blitz attendee Robert Elms.The short-lived Blitz club in Londons Covent Garden was more than somewhere to hang out or be seen: it was a catalyst for cultural explosion, a counter-culture blast against everything Thatchers leadership had ushered in by the dawn of the 80s. Tuesday nights boasted a ferocious, fearless cast - from Boy George and Spandau Ballet to Grayson Perry and Peter Doig, to Michele Clapton, Sade and Alexander McQueen. This was the vanguard of a different England; socially liberal, loud, proud and diverse, fiercely individualistic and determined to succeed. Britain was black and white; the Blitz Kids switched on the colour.In Blitz, Elms reflects on a club night founded by working-class kids, one whose impact reverberated beyond its doors, through the worlds of Art, Literature, Fashion and Music, and into the present day.

No mundo digital, jornalistas e profissionais de comunicação precisam de ferramentas eficientes, acessíveis e que ofereçam liberdade criativa. Este livro mostra como os softwares livres podem transfo

Quem é você quando o celular silencia e sobra apenas você… e Deus? Em algum momento todos enfrentamos essa pergunta. Vivemos de papéis — no trabalho, em casa, na igreja — até que um deles cai, e junt