Books with author Harvey D. Richard

Mr. D. Harvey has earned a reputation as a world Author. Being elderly, with no real experience, disabled, and overweight. Is history about to repeat itself, with natural or man-made disasters?In times of emergency or civil unrest, are you prepared for a worst Case Scenario?Carry the Essentials - bug out bag. Luke 21:34 And take heed to yourselves, lest at any time your hearts be overcharged with surfeiting, and drunkenness, and cares of this life, and so that day come upon you unawares . Luke 21:35 For as a snare shall it come on all them that dwell on the face of the whole earth. Luke 21:36 Watch ye therefore, and pray always, that ye may be accounted worthy to escape all these things that shall come to pass, and to stand before the Son of man.1. Stock Up on Food and Water2. Safety in Numbers3. Long-Term Plans4. Be PreparedRemember, when the time comes, the better prepared you are, the better chance you have! Awful forces within your city or state can happen at any time, and their real effects may not be apparent until it’s too late. Mistakes in Wilderness Survival:• Lack of Fire• No Shelter Knowledge• Lack of Good Navigation Tools• Poor Survival Knowledge and Skills• Underestimating the Risks and Decisions• The Incorrect Kind of Clothes• Finding Good Drinkable Water• Underrating Need for Signal Preparation• Medical Supplies as NeededThese Vital Instructions will help to Prepare for Dangerous Situations or Emergency Survival. We live with unpredictable events today. This life is full of hazards that changes in a moment. Devastating weather, accidents, terrifying actions, plagues, and etc. can happen at any time. Many events are on the news, every day around the world. This survival guide may be important enough to give you added knowledge to make your life more endurable. This guide can help make it easier for all level’s, from young kids to adults. You need to start today to study and make part of your life many survival skills and techniques. This is the time to apply your knowledge, now; we make mistakes that we can improve upon, before a real disaster happens. Now is the time to improve your skills and increase your survival knowledge. You do not need to be a super survivalist to gain the knowledge to survive. Just as I thirsted for more knowledge on this subject, with much research, I started taking notes, which has turned into this book. If anyone lacks wisdom and knowledge, let them seek for help and guidance. May this Survival Guide inspire many to search on this subject to know more, not just from this book, but from others. The more we learn, the more you are prepared. I have learned a great deal on this subject which is my gain, and it has strengthened my knowledge and it will do the same for you. As the world and I are going through many trials and tribulations, it is rewarding to gain this knowledge. We need to size up our situation that may be; disasters that could come to us, emergencies that could happen to us, civil unrest in our area, marshal law that could come and take away our home and supplies, or etc. As with most Wilderness Survival books or online information; is all about healthy people, not like us. By learning all we can, will help us to conquer our fears for it is our greatest enemies when it comes to survival. For fear causes us to make wrong decisions. Being unprepared, causes us to think the worst in dangerous situations. Learning survival skills and having knowledge, we gain the confidence to survive most situations. Learn to improvise with what is around us to make our survival situation better. Use our imagination to make our survival life easier. This book will help us to be more prepared. This book is meant for people that have little to no experience, to save their lives. You can enhance your skills. Events are coming soon that will be realistic and challenging that will affect us all.

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ALTHOUGH tradition has not informed us whether our first parents made any marked change in their scanty garments on the death of their near relatives, it is certain that the fashion of wearing mourning and the institution of funereal ceremonies and rites are of the most remote antiquity. Herodotus tells us that the Egyptians over 3,000 years ago selected yellow as the colour which denoted that a kinsman was lately deceased. They, moreover, shaved their eyebrows when a relative died; but the death of a dog or a cat, regarded as divinities by this curious people, was a matter of much greater importance to them, for then they not only shaved their eyebrows, but every hair on their bodies was plucked out; and doubtless this explains the reason why so many elaborate wigs are to be seen in the various museums devoted to Egyptian antiquities. It would require a volume to give an idea of the singular funereal ceremonials of this people, with whom death was regarded, so to speak, as a "speciality;" for their religion was mainly devoted to the cultus of the departed, and consequently innumerable monumental tombs still exist all over Egypt, the majority of which are full of mummies, whose painted cases are most artistic.

Bigfoot is a kind of "brother" to humans. This is according to the myths and legends as told by the Indians in the area. In Indian culture, the entire natural world; the animals, the plants, the rivers, the trees, the mountains, the sky, the stars, the lights that dance across the sky, etc. are all as family. They were created by that great white spirit god in heaven. And Bigfoot is seen, as one of our close relative; as a distance, great elder brother. And not as a caveman, according to their traditions. These giant Bigfoots, would hide from everyone. Just like us, there are good ones and bad ones.

Just Updated, August 2013, this award-winning book, Keep Your Daughter Safe, is not another book on women's self defense; it's a book on awareness. Tanya Brown, sister of Nicole Brown-Simpson called it a "must read for every young woman in America."Much of the information contained in Keep Your Daughter Safe can be found nowhere else. It was written to enable young women to recognize situations that could potentially turn into sexual assaults and informs them as to how to avoid or get out of those situations.

A History of Mourning By Richard Davey Death, Funerals and Lamentation Mourning is, in the simplest sense, synonymous with grief over the death of someone. The word is also used to describe a cultural complex of behaviours in which the bereaved participate or are expected to participate. Customs vary between different cultures and evolve over time, though many core behaviors remain constant. Wearing black clothes is one practice followed in many countries, though other forms of dress are also seen. Those most affected by the loss of a loved one often observe a period of grieving, marked by withdrawal from social events and quiet, respectful behavior. People may also follow certain religious traditions for such occasions. Mourning may also apply to the death of, or anniversary of the death of, an important individual like a local leader, monarch, religious figure etc. State mourning may occur on such an occasion. In recent years some traditions have given way to less strict practices, though many customs and traditions continue to be followed.

A History of Mourning by Richard DaveyALTHOUGH tradition has not informed us whether our first parents made any marked change in their scanty garments on the death of their near relatives, it is certain that the fashion of wearing mourning and the institution of funereal ceremonies and rites are of the most remote antiquity. Herodotus tells us that the Egyptians over 3,000 years ago selected yellow as the colour which denoted that a kinsman was lately deceased. They, moreover, shaved their eyebrows when a relative died; but the death of a dog or a cat, regarded as divinities by this curious people, was a matter of much greater importance to them, for then they not only shaved their eyebrows, but every hair on their bodies was plucked out; and doubtless this explains the reason why so many elaborate wigs are to be seen in the various museums devoted to Egyptian antiquities. It would require a volume to give an idea of the singular funereal ceremonials of this people, with whom death was regarded, so to speak, as a "speciality;" for their religion was mainly devoted to the cultus of the departed, and consequently innumerable monumental tombs still exist all over Egypt, the majority of which are full of mummies, whose painted cases are most artistic.

Each tribe would record its history on sea shells.Plus, they would record their own family tree.These sea shells were like a great treasure to them.It was passed down from one generation to the next generation.They would store their sea shells in a special place that all could read them.Their great white spirit god, directed them in all things.Each tribe would have special chants and council gatherings.Each tribe had a spiritual shaman.These shamans are considered as being a great spiritual leader or elder.Now the story begins.

In precisely the same spirit as Abelard and Heloise and Romeo and Juliet, Paul and Juliana are a fresh young couple who embody the near-impossible notion of perfect love. In this elegant, timeless, and lyrical love story, they walk the fine line between forbidden romance and tragic disaster that is the stuff of ageless myths.Mr. Lawrence is a guidance counselor relegated to the mind-numbing task of proctoring standardized tests at his Chicago-area high school, then analyzing the results. Over-educated and over-cultured for his station, Lawrence is emotionally stifled, an island unto himself—until chance circumstance throws him into the lives of two high school students, Paul Berrisford and Juliana Franck.Paul is a sloppy genius who would rather sing and play his guitar on a street corner than take the SATs and have his pick of Ivy League schools. Juliana is a lovely musical prodigy kept under the thumb of her old-fashioned, Viennese-born parents. Through Lawrence’s furtive but well-intentioned design, Paul and Juliana meet one another, then fall in love, almost at first glance.Together, the two are a picture of courtly love brought to modern life. Lawrence’s guidance sessions with them begin to grow into a friendship between the three, and slowly, his own admiration and affection for the couple begins to develop into love. But is he in love with Paul, or with Juliana? Or is he in love with their love?The situation takes an ill-fated turn when Juliana’s parents catch her in a clandestine, prohibited moment with Paul. The couple’s respective parents, concerned about each child’s welfare, forbid them to see one other. Lawrence, like the friar in Romeo and Juliet, is caught in the middle, struggling between emotion and professionalism. At the climax, Paul and Juliana come to a fork in the road, one route that could kill their love—and another that could kill them.Author Richard Hawley revives the classical romance in order to ask age-old questions: Is true adolescent love possible? What is perfect love? And what is perfection? Paul and Juliana leaves the answers up to you, while promising to take you on a magical journey of both personal and epic proportions.