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Today: 25/5/2013 Last Updated: 25/5/2013
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Margaret is an experienced speaker who gives talks by arrangement. She has spoken at The Theosophical Society Journey to Self is a record of one woman's spiritual journey through elation and despair. It is a journey of spiritual transformation, a path that is as real today as it was in the days of the great mystics and saints..... This book addresses the spiritual energy that lies dormant at the base of the spine; it discusses it's purpose, and explores how to ensure that it rises naturally and safely, so that it rests in the heart, and opens it instead of remaining in the brain. ... It's 1998, on a meditation retreat in Devon called 'Awakening the Heart'. Margaret is meditating when suddenly she feels a current of energy that seems to rise up deep from within the spine. It rises to the head and then falls. As a Buddhist for many years Margaret knows that there is nothing to be afraid of in the inner world. She connects fully with what is happening. The experience ends when she releases her feet from her meditation stool and surrenders to what she has called 'THE LIGHT'. Journey to Self was a Book of the Month for Watkins, the world renown complementary bookshop in Central London. Watkins has a flourishing international mail order catalogue. "Over the last twenty years or so there has been a veritable explosion of books of books purporting to validate this or that spiritual awakening. At best most of this literature witnesses merely to the spiritual rootlessness endemic to our time; at worst it witnesses merely to the ego inflation of the author. Like much else that is written today, Margaret Dempsey's book is eclectic. What makes it different is the author's honesty and humility. Without any reliable teacher to guide her Margaret demonstrates an extraordinary knack for distinguishing teachings which challenge the ego from those which merely sooth it. This is a warts and all account of a woman's spiritual awakening, beginning with her earliest years, and charting a long and difficult search. No easy answers here - rather a challenge to the reader to address his or her own experience with the same radical honesty and commitment. Warmly recommended!" "In this book Margaret Dempsey shares a frank and often brutally honest account of her own spiritual journey along with some essays she wrote about insights she gained along the way. In the first part we follow her from her choice at 11 years old to go to a catholic boarding school to her first introduction to Buddhism, a trip to India; her first mild Kundalini experience which was followed by a much stronger and persistent experience during a meditation retreat; a second trip to India and finally to her training as a Kundalini yoga student and instructor based in Brighton. In the second part Margaret shares what she feels are the most important things she has learned on her journey. Margaret Dempsey talks a lot about her challenges, doubts and confusion along the way, and stresses that you don't have to be special to follow a path to Enlightenment. There is always some value in reading about other peoples' journeys, and a book like this will often answer questions you didn't know you had, or strengthen opinions that have already been formed. For me this book did both." With help from the High Commission for India in London. A Ki Publishing agency could well suit small or medium-sized shop-owners with a suitable outlet for unusual books, and an interest in the holistic life style. Ki Publishing agents could be based within the UK or abroad. No upfront payment or fee involved. Ask for details. Sir Issac Newton, and later Einstein said he could only have made his breakthroughs because he "stood on the shoulders of giants". Not everyone has a huge intellect, but many who are passionate about their chosen subject know volumes about it, and, with a wider audience, this could fascinate others as well! At Ki Publishing we believe that well thought through, and painstakingly researched knowledge must not only be preserved for posterity, but be available to others at a reasonable cost - even when it is not immediately commercially viable! Karen has a penchant for all things literary and extraordinary! She read English at Goldsmiths, part of The University of London. This was followed by a Master's in Modern Poetry at the University of Kent. Following stints as a teacher; an administrator for the Poetry Society; a reviewer for a literary magazine and a publishing assistant in Brighton, Karen qualified as a librarian and now works in a London University Art Library. Previous Ki Editor Mary is an Art historian and sometime graphic artist, and author on architecture. She is a co-founder of Artyfacts, a London-based online arts magazine that she edits and contributes to, and she continues to organise her blog. Gabriella graduated from the Universita’ Commerciale Luigi Bocconi in Milan, and speaks Italian, English, French and Dutch. She spent 5 years as TIA’s (Travel in America) manager of International Marketing for Europe, and was responsible for managing international marketing programs for the benefit of TIA members, in the United Kingdom and targeted markets in Europe. She represented TIA at several conferences and trade events throughout Europe. Before joining TIA, Gabriella spent 10 years as a commercial specialist for the US Commercial Service at the US Consulate in Milan, Italy, where she assumed responsibility for US travel and tourism promotion in Italy, organizing the USA Pavilion in large Italian tourism shows and working in close co-operation with the Visit USA Association of Italy. Gabriella Vecchio can be found on Twitter @Gabrovna Simone graduated from the European Business School in Hamburg and speaks German, English, French and Spanish. She composed worldwide economic and political country reports for numerous years before she embarked on a consulting career in helping companies to start their business activities on an international scale, in particular establishing global alliances and promoting their activities in unknown territory. The seeds for Ki Publishing were sown when, through veritable explosion of books Jacyntha's.. met members of the Research Committee of the spiritual June was the Hon. Treasurer. Soon, Jacyntha's.. realized that members of this particular committee had tens of thousands of hours of enthusiastic and painstaking thought, knowledge and research between them. There are thousands of special interest groups within the UK alone as well as hundreds of individuals researching subjects that interest them. Ki Publishing was conceived to help some of the inspired people, beavering away because they enjoy doing so. Hopefully, some will also gain wider recognition for their work. Ki Publishing is a member of the Co-operative Development Agency in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. Jacyntha and Ian Moseley are members of the Tower Hamlets Co-operative Development Agency: Both have volunteered on the Management Committee. Additional they are involved with fair trade projects. |
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