Rafael Herrera Montejo (5 results)

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. OCAÑA RUIZ, LEONARDO; RAMOS SOLORZANO, ALEX (illustrator).

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. OCAÑA RUIZ, LEONARDO; RAMOS SOLORZANO, ALEX (illustrator).

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - LA AYAHUASCA NO ES UNA VARITA MÁGICA. ES UN ESPEJO SIN FILTROS. ¿Es la cura milagrosa que muchos prometen o una confrontación profunda con uno mismo Tras más de cien ceremonias y años de experiencia directa, Rafael Herrera Montejo comparte un testimonio honesto sobre la verdadera naturaleza de la ayahuasca. Lejos del turismo espiritual, los falsos gurús y las promesas de iluminación instantánea, este libro revela lo que realmente sucede cuando una persona decide emprender el viaje hacia su interior.A través de relatos reales sobre trauma, enfermedad, duelo, amor, pérdida y transformación, descubrirás cómo esta medicina ancestral puede convertirse en una herramienta para el autoconocimiento y la sanación.Dentro de este libro encontrarás: - Testimonios reales y sin filtros.- Advertencias esenciales y contraindicaciones.- Guías prácticas de preparación e integración.- Enseñanzas ancestrales explicadas con claridad.- Reflexiones profundas sobre conciencia y transformación personal.Este libro no busca convencerte de beber ayahuasca.Busca ayudarte a comprender lo que puede ocurrir cuando alguien se atreve a encontrarse consigo mismo.Porque la verdadera ceremonia no termina cuando termina la noche. Comienza cuando regresas a tu vida cotidiana.'Ya estamos muertos. Solo estamos recordando. Y en ese recuerdo descubrimos quiénes somos realmente.'. OCAÑA RUIZ, LEONARDO; RAMOS SOLORZANO, ALEX (illustrator).…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. xiv, 573 pages ; 25 cm ; OCLC 29844928 ; ISBN 9780151236541, 9780156001304, 0151236542, 0156001304 ; LCCN 94004327 ; LC PS508.H57 C87 1994 ; Dewey 810.8/0868 ; color pictorial stiff paper wrappers ; Collection of 135 works exploring the impact of Latino culture on American society ; There is no one culture that can be described as Latino. Yet the variegated presence of Spanish-speaking peoples in the United States - of immigrants and native born, of Native American, African, and European ancestry, of all skin colors, social classes, and religious and political affiliations, calling any number of places home - has contributed enormously to what we now know as American culture. Whereas other anthologies have focused either on a narrow grouping according to national origin or on a single literary form, Currents from the Dancing River - bringing together 135 works whose main commonality is that of quality - is the first collection of such breadth and comprehensiveness. Its variety of style and content gives the most realistic possible portrait of what Latino might mean. ; Contents Enrique Fernandez -- Salsa x 2 -- Arturo Islas -- Chiles -- Aurora Levins Morales -- Puertoricanness -- Immigrants -- Kitchens -- 1930 -- Luis Omar Salinas -- Let's Begin the Day -- Prayer to the Child of Prague -- Courtship of Darkness -- Abraham Rodriguez, Jr. -- The Lotto -- Silvia Curbelo -- Bringing Her Back -- Lunes de Revolucion -- Floating -- Rosemary Catacalos -- Paying Respects -- Taking the Air -- Ariadne Seven Years Later -- Judith Ortiz Cofer -- The Black Virgin -- The Witch's Husband -- Julio Marzan -- What We Don't Know About the Climb to Heaven -- Richard Garcia -- La Calle del Nino Perdido -- Doing the Tarantella with Lola Montez -- Open Letter to My Friends -- Rafael Campo -- A Case of Mistaken Identities: The Human Body -- Luis Alberto Urrea -- Father's Day -- Miguel Pinero -- On the Day They Buried My Mother . . . -- This Is Not the Place Where I Was Born -- Gloria Anzaldua -- Ghost Trap -- Puddles -- Juan Felipe Herrera -- The Cassettes -- Notes on Other Chicana & Chicano Inventions -- Rodney King, the Black Christ of Los Angeles and All of Our White Sins - May 1, 1992 -- Zoot Suit on a Bed of Spanish Rice -- Milagros & Angels -- Mariachi Drag Star -- Kleya Forte-Escamilla -- Adonde Vive Dios? -- Helena Maria Viramontes -- Tears on My Pillow -- Alberto Rios -- Nicanor, Saturday -- How the Mouth Works -- The Vietnam Wall -- Rosa Maria Arenas -- Mother of Shrines -- Mother of the Long Good-bye -- Mother of the Historical Tree -- Jack Agueros -- Psalm for Your Image -- Sonnet for Mars -- Sonnet for Angelo Monterosa -- Dagoberto Gilb -- Look on the Bright Side -- Marisella Vejga -- The Graduation -- Victor Martinez -- Gravity -- The Seed Must Kill -- A Letter from My Mother -- Leo Romero -- Miguelito, Miguelito -- Backward Facing Man -- Aristeo Brito -- From The Devil in Texas -- Mary Helen Ponce -- The Day Rito Died -- Gary Soto -- Black Hair -- Pat Mora -- Dear Frida -- The Itch -- Ricardo Pau-Llosa -- Seals -- Swirling Lines -- Minas de Cobre -- Ruth Warat -- Love and Hunt in the Dark Room -- Inquisitors, Dead and in Power. Their Use of Torture . . . -- Rafael Barreto-Rivera -- The Marriage of the Prostitute in Puerto Rican Folklore -- Victor Montejo -- The Bird Who Cleans the World -- How the Serpent Was Born -- The Disobedient Child -- Rowena A. Rivera -- Casimiro Mendoza, the Improviser -- Jose Sequeira -- The Miracle -- Sandra Maria Esteves -- Mambo Love Poem -- Autobiography of a Nuyorican -- Alicia Gaspar De Alba -- Malinche's Rights -- Francisco Alarcon -- Sonnets of Dark Love -- Dionisio Martinez -- Across These Landscapes of Early Darkness -- Cole Porter -- Pavane for Daddy Longlegs -- Alma Luz Villanueva -- Maya -- Ed Vega -- The Last Dream -- Orlando Ramirez -- The Awakening -- Meetings with a Saint -- Jewel Lake -- Robert Navarro ; slight edge wear, else VG. Book.…

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