Most Popular Books by Peter Dennis

Do you know exactly what Spirituality is? Do you know how spiritual you are and how your spirituality may be trending? Are you aware of anything that might be blocking your spiritual growth? Any ideas on how you can develop your spirituality? Is there any point in becoming more spiritual? This book on spirituality answers these questions and it takes on many of life''s other big questions such as: Who are we? What is our purpose? What is the nature and purpose of the Creator? Some books on these subjects give us definitions and guidance for playing the game of life better. This book is a manual for graduating out of the game.

Peter Dennis is a hypnotist and has done many past life regressions with his clients. A few years ago, some of Peter''s clients, while visiting past lives, started reporting lives on other planets. This prompted Peter to pursue this further and, in so doing, a number of clients began to channel. After five women began Channeling, Peter wrote this book detailing some of the concerns, inhibitions and fears that these women dealt with as they pursued this adventure. After discovering that hypnosis could be a very effective route to Channeling, Peter''s hypnosis practice is now mainly focused on helping people to become Channelers. Peter is not a Channeler but is referred to as a Channeling Facilitator as he helps people to make a Channeling connection, strengthen that connection and, if the client wishes, take that talent to the public. More about this can be seen on Peter''s website at: peterhdennis.com. Channeling takes many forms. When we get ideas or inspirations, chances are that we are Channeling. Intuitive flashes can be Channeling. Authors, songwriters, composers, inspired speakers all have moments of Channeling. This book is not about these more subtle forms of Channeling but, rather, it''s about what might be called Conscious Channeling or Overt Channeling and, sometimes, Trance Channeling. What then is Channeling? As you may know, our scientists have been telling us that everything, at the sub-atomic level, is composed of a vibrating energy and that everything and everyone has his/her/its own, unique rate of vibration. So, for Channeling to work, the Channeler has to raise his or her vibration and the sender has to lower its vibration so that a match can be made and a connection established. Once that connection is established, the sender sends a message telepathically and the receiver or Channeler uses his or her brain, voice box, vocal cords and perhaps some other things to receive and vocalize that information. Like a lot of things in our lives these days, we don''t have to fully understand how something works to benefit from using it, and Channeling is much the same. We don''t have to understand the Physics of Channeling in order to figure out if the content of the channeled messages works for us or not. This book is also an introduction to Spirituality and it offers many messages and explains many metaphysical concepts. It is the Author''s hope that you will find that these messages expand your thinking, raise a number of new questions and bring you more peace.

Have you ever wondered why you are here, where you came from or if there isn''t a bigger picture? Do you know the Creator''s purpose? How about yours? This book is about Metaphysical concepts, which, in reality, are Spiritual concepts. That''s because meta means beyond and physics refers to the physical. Metaphysics, then is that branch of Philosophy that deals with the non-physical or the Spiritual. This book starts with the premise that we are spiritual beings existing in a physical universe, each with a specific purpose. It explains the nature of creation and our role in it, and it sheds considerable light on many of life''s Bigger Questions, such as the ones cited above. As well, this book provides clear explanations for many of the spiritual concepts that are important to understanding our own spiritual nature, e.g. the densification of energy, past life regression, channeling, laws of the universe, extraterrestrials, meditation, creating the future and a whole host of others. As we learn more about these concepts, we understand better where we fit in, we become more the architect of our destiny and less the victim of chance. As well, we can glimpse the beauty, order and magnificence of the divine plan. Indeed, developing these insights and understandings is a great adventure, and importantly, an adventure in self-discovery.

Have you ever thought about how helpful it would be if you could get an accurate profile of someone''s personality? How many ways could you use this information? This book leads you through not only how Handwriting Analysis, known as Graphology, can get you such a profile but it shows you how Graphology can be applied in many different circumstances. For example, Graphology can help with personnel selection or picking a mate. Some of the author''s clients have used Graphology to check loan applicants, apartment renters, children with learning disabilities, negotiations, and the list goes on... anything relating to personality, others'' and, perhaps, best of all, your own personality. Handwriting Analysis: An Adventure in Self-discovery is in its 3rd edition and to produce the 2nd and 3rd editions, chapters have been added about Relationships and Compatibility; Emotional Intelligence; Kids, Teachers, and Parents; and a final chapter has been added to show how one''s Handwriting can reveal over 60 different signs of potential danger and dishonesty. As well, this book features illustrations and worksheets that easily lead the reader to produce a comprehensive profile of anyone''s personality. This book has sold over 13,000 copies. It is a twice-over Canadian best seller and it has been used in classrooms at the college level. It is also an excellent reference for the experienced Graphologist.

A major new edition of a comprehensive and authoritative reference, covering all aspects of Australian military history, matters and involvement in over 1200 entries.

While going through the possessions of a deceased guest who owed them money, the mistress of the inn and her son find a treasure map that leads them to a pirate''s fortune.

Britain’s vast losses of men in the first world war produced a revulsion against conscription. Originally published in 1972, Peter Dennis here describes how conscription was introduced once more in 1939, when pressure from within Britain and from France forced the British Government to reverse its position. With the use of original sources, Peter Dennis explores the development of British military policy between the wars, from the period of readjustment and realignment immediately after the first world war, up to the breakdown of the Chamberlain government’s pledge not to introduce conscription in peacetime. He points out that the politicians and the public were not afraid of conscription itself, but of conscription in peacetime as the forerunner of continental military adventures in alliance with France. He shows how the battles over conscription had a marked effect on the indecision of military thinking, and how, in 1939, conscription finally became the crucial issue in Britain’s preparation for war.

"Emergency and Confrontation is the first sustained and scholarly account of Australia''s military involvement in the Malayan Emergency, waged against the armed forces of the Malayan Communist Party between 1948 and 1960, and in Confrontation, an undeclared war initiated by Indonesia to destabilise the emergent Federation of Malaysia and fought largely along the common border in the northern part of Borneo between 1962 and 1966. In each case the conflict was determined by the wider movement for decolonisation in Asia, and by the context of Cold War competition which saw Western forces pitted against Communist, or Communist-backed, movements." "As part of the British Commonwealth Far East Strategic Reserve, Australian soldiers engaged in protracted operations in northern Malaya and along the Thai border, while Australian airmen flew bombing sorties against suspected enemy concentrations, usually in deep jungle. With the Emergency concluded, Australian forces saw service again in the 1960s as part of a Commonwealth force in Borneo. Operations in both campaigns were gruelling, drawn-out, and often inconclusive, but their overall success helped to protect the emergent democracy of post-colonial Malaysia, while they also provided valuable experience for Australian soldiers in the skills of jungle warfare, counter-insurgency and small unit action." "Australia''s involvement in the Emergency and Confrontation forms part of the prologue to the more assertive and self-reliant engagement with its region which has come to characterise Australian policy in Southeast Asia in the 1980s and 1990s. The defence of Malaya/Malaysia from internal subversion and external threat was a success - and an important one in the subsequent development of the ASEAN states."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved

The Great War came at a terrible cost, be it in human, material or financial terms. For the young Commonwealth of Australia the raising, sending and maintenance of an expeditionary force that eventually totalled 330,000 men was a massive undertaking. This book examines the fruit of this endeavour, the Australian Imperial Force. In doing so it seeks to outline and analyse the institution from its inception to its disbandment after the war. The book considers the creation of the force, the way that it expanded, the organisation of its fighting units and formations, how it used its human resources, its command and its administration. It also draws on up-to-date statistical information drawn from the AIF Database, a database created as part of a long-term research project undertaken at the University of New South Wales Canberra (located at the Australian Defence Force Academy).

The stories of explorations and explorers, from ancient times to space explorations.

Describes castles of the Middle Ages as well as various aspects of the life of the people who lived in them.