David Frank

Ronald L. Sandler

John Basl

Immaculada de Melo Martin

Valentina Urbanek

The Ethics of Intensively Engineering Biological and Ecological Systems

Designer Biology

Bernard Frank

In modern life many dismiss ancient knowledge such as the runes as nonsense and superstition. Their use and value in divination and magic is well known, but what about another aspect of the magic inherent in these ancient symbols, healing? Within these pages, authors David and Bernard Frank explain the meanings of the runes, and explore their use in healing and meditation. David and Bernard help guide you to build your own spiritual connection to the Norse gods and goddesses, and include a true-life case study of the runes being used for healing, in a woman's fight against cancer. The runes are an ancient marvel, and are more than simply the alphabet of a long-gone culture. Runes: The Secret Healer is focused upon the use of runes as a means of healing and maintaining good health in mental, emotional, physical, and metaphysical contexts.

The Secret Healer: Ancient Solutions to Modern Day Life

Runes

"Above all, history is knowing your rights. You must know your rights. If you go to work and don't know your rights, they can make you do anything they want." Established in 1913, the New Brunswick Federation of Labour is the second oldest provincial federation of labour in Canada. Its history began in early campaigns for workers' compensation and union recognition and continues today in the latest battles to defend social standards, secure employment, and union rights. Active initially in the port city of Saint John and the railway centre of Moncton, the federation soon expanded to include workers in the mines and mills of the north, taking up the causes of public employees and women workers and confronting the realities of life and work in a bilingual society. A pioneering study, written in clear and forceful prose, this is the untold story of provincial labour solidarities that succeeded in overcoming divisions and defeats to raise the status of working men and women within New Brunswick society. Drawing on archives, newspapers, and workers' own descriptions of their experiences, Frank makes an original contribution to our understanding of the political, economic, and social development of the province. In so doing, he helps meet the need for an informed public awareness of the history of workers and unions in all parts of Canada.

A History of the New Brunswick Federation of Labour

Provincial Solidarities

David Frank

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