Best Selling Books by Pamela Johnson

Never before did I ever feel love by God. I never grasped that he loved me individually. I wanted to know what He felt, thought, and what His specific Will was for me. This all changed in October 1990. Little did I know then that this would be the beginning of a more profound experience, to come into a direct, personal, and holy exchange with Him. That first visit He spoke to me. I thought the words odd, for at the time they made no sense at all. He said: “Go Teach My People” Me: I asked what it was I was to teach? He Replied: “Show them My Love through your Love” Then the teachings began... Jesus said these teachings were not just for me, but all of mankind.

In the modern business world, there is a shortage of effective yet culturally diverse leadership. Most attempts to develop multicultural leaders are limited to "one-way" training, coaching, and mentoring programs. Individuals are expected to quickly fit in and adjust to the corporate culture. All too often, the result of such programs is highly qualified people who are uncomfortable and uncommitted-and who eventually leave the organization. Everyone is Multicultural: Bridging Cultural Influences for Business Success is designed to help organizational leaders, leadership candidates, and the general public gain new insight and direction into the current workplace diversity agenda. Dr. Pamela Johnson draws on more than twenty years of experience in multicultural leadership development to explain the past elements of the diversity movement, redefine the meaning of true diversity, and present a new theory of multicultural leadership development. Developmental change takes time-time to think, time to feel, and time to grow-and only an ongoing process of multicultural leadership development will produce sustainable results. Everyone is Multicultural can help anyone gain an appreciation for themselves and others and learn what it takes to succeed in the business world today. It''s the perfect guide for individuals of all cultural influences who want to improve performance, workplace relationships, and diversity initiatives.

Do you need some wisdom? Do you want to know how to handle everyday situations that come your way? Is there a way to handle your finances, friends, family, employer, coworkers, etc.? Then this book is for you! This book will go verse by verse through the book of Proverbs. It will make it practical so anyone can understand.

Meet Tanuki, the adventurous raccoon. He lives behind the barn on the farmer''s farm. He has a big job watching over the whole farm and all his animal friends. One day, he unexpectedly happens upon four little mice in the barn, who become his forever friends! Tanuki helps the mice siblings learn a valuable lesson while they solve a mystery. First, the little mice jump to conclusions and learn the hard way that it''s better to get all the facts. Then Tanuki and Mama Mouse use teamwork to create the most unusual birthday surprise for the little mice. You''ll never guess what it is. "Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will not turn from it" (Prov. 22:6, NIV). "So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you" (Matt. 7:12, NIV).

Have you ever wondered what it means to praise and worship? Everyone has their own way of doing this, which is your personal decision. But what does the Bible say about it? This book will answer that question. It goes through all the words in the Bible that means praise and worship. This book is also a study in which there are questions to answer on how it relates to you. So take out your Bible and your Strongs Concordance and lets get to work!

Read more about what cutting down on your gluten intake can do for you! It has been all over the internet and the media, and everyone is talking about it: Living gluten free. What are the benefits? Why are some people doing this? Is it really necessary? What are the effects? This book answers all these questions. You will read about interesting facts relating to: How gluten affect autism and other common disorders. Which foods contain gluten and which don''t. Healthy, delicious ways to avoid gluten and still lick your fingers after eating. The biggest benefits of a gluten free diet. Shopping and cooking tips without gluten. The connection between impressive weight loss results and the gluten free diet. Several celebrities who have embraced the gluten free lifestyle for good. Are you curious about the rest of the information mentioned in this book? Then click the "Add to cart" button and get it for a low price now!

A bus driver takes his grandson along on Saturdays as he travels a historical route around New York City. What comes out of these travels is a series of wonderful adventures that culminates on Christmas Eve, when the bus gets stuck in a snowstorm. Watercolor illustrations.

Simple instructions for drawing a circus tent and the different human and animal performers.

In "A Nation of Mystics," author Pamela Johnson A deftly explores the youth subculture in San Francisco and Berkeley in the mid-1960s, with all its initial goodwill and naivete-its dedication to free speech, promise to end war, commitment to racial equality, new art and music, and the exploration of spirituality based on mind-expanding hallucinogens. In this epic story of intimacy, metaphysical exploration, and coming of age, the Haight-Ashbury becomes home to genuine and unforgettable characters: Christian Brooks, haunted by a fiery riot in India, leaves the ministry for a new path to God. Kathleen Murray arrives seeking to change the world and exchanges picket lines for a more direct method of altering consciousness. Brilliant young botany student Myles Corbet must choose between prison and betraying his oldest friend. Jerry Putnam, seeking knowledge through science, instead discovers the shamanic calling. Opposing them is drug agent Dolph Bremer, who vows to crush the counterculture movement through any means necessary, while attorney Lance Bormann care- fully walks between worlds to defend his young clients. "Book I," Intentions, is the story of the communal family''s grow- ing commitment to the creation of a new culture-to social action, expanded awareness, new insights into the nature of mind, and the courage to make change. Although set in the 1960s, A Nation of Mystics is strikingly relevant, addressing conflicts between political idealism and the old order, violent police overreach, and the beginning of America''s War on Drugs."

In A Nation of Mystics, author Pamela Johnson deftly explores the youth subculture in San Francisco and Berkeley in the mid-1960s, with all its initial goodwill and naiveté--its dedication to free speech, promise to end war, commitment to racial equality, new art and music, and the exploration of spirituality based on mind-expanding hallucinogens. In this epic story of intimacy, metaphysical exploration, and coming of age, the Haight-Ashbury becomes home to genuine and unforgettable characters: Christian Brooks, haunted by a fiery riot in India, leaves the ministry for a new path to God. Kathleen Murray arrives seeking to change the world and exchanges picket lines for a more direct method of altering consciousness. Brilliant young botany student Myles Corbet must choose between prison and betraying his oldest friend. Jerry Putnam, seeking knowledge through science, instead discovers the shamanic calling. Opposing them is drug agent Dolph Bremer, who vows to crush the counterculture movement through any means necessary, while attorney Lance Bormann carefully walks between worlds to defend his young clients. Book One, Intentions, is the story of the communal family''s growing commitment to the creation of a new culture--to social action, expanded awareness, new insights into the nature of mind, and the courage to make change. Although set in the 1960s, A Nation of Mystics is strikingly relevant, addressing conflicts between political idealism and the old order, violent police overreach, and the beginning of America''s War on Drugs.

"Maddie is haunted by a silence that surrounds her mother. As an artist, Maddie explores the silence without using words. She begins to make work for a major exhibition but is distracted; she may be pregnant. Maddie discovers she too can be secretive. As the new work progresses, pieced together from fragments of broken glass, Maddie delves into a silence spanning three generations."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved

A story of life where love and resilience go hand in paw. "Oops, Twix Did It Again!" is a heartfelt memoir by Pamela Johnson, a renowned dog trainer and educator. In this book, Pamela shares her remarkable journey alongside her beloved Border Collie, Twix, offering a testament to the incredible power of love, resilience, and the unwavering bond between humans and their four-legged companions. For Pamela, Twix isn''t just a dog; he''s a soulmate, a teacher, and the love of Pamela''s life. This Border Collie came into her world and taught her the ture meaning of unconditional love. Twix, her beloved companion, serves as Pamela''s source of inspiration, happiness, and unwavering support. He is her sanity in chaos, her therapist in times of need, and her partner in creating beautiful stories. This book continues the heartwarming tale of Pamela and Twix from her first book, "Twix Runs Again." It is filled with challenges and triumphs, and writing this book became Pamela''s therapeutic outlet to cope with the pain, anger, and post-traumatic stress related to Twix''s injuries. Twix faced adversity when he needed emergency herniated disc surgery not once but twice. Their story is chronicled with raw honesty, and Pamela shares her emotional rollercoaster as she navigates the trauma of Twix''s accidents and rehabilitation, along with their changing dreams. Through her words, she found a way to let go of the past and embrace the present. Join Pamela and Twix on their extraordinary journey of resilience, healing, and love. "Oops, Twix Did It Again" deepens the incredible bond between a woman and her four-legged family.

Twenty-three essays on native plant species particular to Maine; several include a photograph of a distinctive feature of the plant.

Gabe Russell is a product of the land, where respect for the earth and family are one in the same. But life takes both from him, leaving only shattered dreams and a deathbed promise in its wake. Now the promise to his father is all he has, but even that is as tenuous as his hold on the house he calls home. With her spirit nearly broken by an abusive ex-husband, Tess Graham is given another chance--a chance to reclaim her life and find happiness. But in doing so, she risks stealing the dreams of the one man she finds herself drawn to. How can she make things right without losing her own dreams in the process? Unable to ignore the passion between them, Gabe and Tess seek the comfort of one another in a quest for fulfillment of the ultimate dream...Love

In Book Two of "A Nation of Mystics," author Pamela Johnson resumes her skillful exploration of the late-1960s and the counterculture through the eyes of a communal family, following the strengthening relationships of the tribe as they search for enlightenment through mind-expanding hallucinogens and work for political change. Christian Brooks, now twenty-one years old, expands his underground activities by moving into Europe to acquire chemicals for his high-yielding LSD lab in Los Angeles. Kathleen Murray struggles to develop her own business in a male-dominated world, searching for a balance between spiritual enlightenment and money, while trying to find a way to resolve binding love and independence. Forced to leave the Bay Area, Myles Corbet becomes an undercover agent working for Interpol in Germany and Amsterdam. Using all the botanical talent of his young life, Jerry learns to produce the beautiful and vision-manifesting mushrooms of the Mazatec shamans of Oaxaca. Supervisor Dolph Bremer, more frustrated and therefore more ruthless, turns his police investigations on Lance Bormann, attorney, as he contemplates a way to pay Bormann back for his successes in the courtroom. The different threads of the family''s conflicts, acquired knowledge, and personal resolutions finally intersect in the building of a community park on university land in Berkeley. As the youth movement pits itself against the establishment, the conflicts ultimately explode in tear gas and gunfire over the idealism of People''s Park. Although set in the 1960s, Book Two: The Tribe addresses questions that continue to be relevant today-what constitutes true crime, police reaction to civil disobedience, the nature of religious freedom, and needless violence when legal access to sacramental hallucinogens, money, and spirituality collide.

Poems by Pamela Johnson Parker; winner of the 2009 qarrtsiluni chapbook contest.

Presents step-by-step instructions for drawing leprechauns, shamrocks, and other symbols of St. Patrick''s Day, using a minimum of line and basic shape combinations.

Often called "Waldorf 101", this award-winning anthology of 58 essays is the first book parents and educators turn to as they explore the history, philosophy, curriculum and traditions of Waldorf/Steiner education. Richly illustrated with pencil drawings. Extensive 40-page list of resources in appendix including annotated suggestions for further reading. Benjamin Franklin Award 1996.

Raises the issue of whether or not animals are capable of thought, learning, remembering, and creativity, with examples of animals behavior that appears to be truly intelligent.