Books with author Lou Rogers

Excerpt from Hints to Young Students of OccultismThe growing interest in the higher life, and the general search for infor mation that is helpful in attaining it, is sufficient reason for the publication of this little book. The purpose has not been to write of the subject in hand either exhaustively or systematically but to put forward helpful suggestions for taking some easy steps in self development.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Law and Order, Truth and Peace for Teens!, talks about the need for order in our lives. The human condition needs rules, so obeying and living with our laws leads to peaceful living! Also, being truthful, living with honest intentions, and being good citizens is also explored. Being grateful for law enforcers, for their service and sacrifice and the damage done by lawbreakers is also mentioned. It emphasizes living a good life with truth and peace!

Sarah's mother had died while Sarah was still young, but the stories of that death never felt right to Sarah. As a teenager Sarah discovers a note written by her mother before she died that gives her clues as to what had happened. There are deep secrets hidden, which may get her and the others she loves killed as well. From Illuminati and magic to over seas adventures, from solving mysteries to fighting for her life, Sarah has to dig deep to find courage to challenge the unknown and find answers that may change her life forever. It's difficult to know who she can trust and who is hiding the answers she's desperately searching for. Only one thing is certain: Sarah will get to the bottom of this no matter what it takes. ------------------------------- This book is self-published and, as much as I may hate to admit it, there may still be some rough edges. However I, as the author/publisher, love learning. Writing this book has been incredibly fun, and hearing both what you like and what I can do better is an exciting way for me to find new ways to get better at writing and story telling. As a new author I don’t think I can ever get too much feedback. So if you’re adventurous enough to read this book, I’d love to hear what you think.

Acquiring the Human Skills of Thinking, Saying, and Doing points out the very important choice we have in the words we use. Words can hurt or heal! We also have the power about which thoughts we want residing in our heads! We can trash the bad thoughts, and feed the good ones! But our actions really define who and what we are. How we act tells everyone about us. What kind of picture do you show others?

Evol and Erac spend all day complaining. They complain about the weather. They complain about bees in their garden. They complain about noisy neighbors. And they always complain about each other. Complaining is such a habit for Evol and Erac that they don't even notice it anymore. But lucky for them, someone else notices. In Change Can Be Good, Evol and Erac have to deal with a really big problem. With help from some special friends, can Evol and Erac shrink their problem and get back to the happy life they never knew they had?

Capricious Caleb O’Connor tells about a little boy who didn’t know that following rules was a good way to live happily and have friends. He loved the birds that came into his backyard, and listened to the sounds they made, and gave them names. He discovered, as much as he loved the birds, he needed human contacts to love and hug, and laugh with…He grew into a happy boy, and still treasured his bird friends! At the end of the story, you can find out what sounds belonged to which bird! You can also look for the picture of the birds he named!

Eighteen-year-old Sammy O’Donnel has always been in the wrong place at the wrong time. This misfortune put a hideous scar on his face and led him to witness his girlfriend’s betrayal, but one split second decision finally puts him in the right place. He stumbles across a mysterious bar that doesn’t belong in his neighborhood. Sammy finds that the patrons in this bar all fit very specific criteria, and only those that fulfill it can even enter – including Sammy.When Sammy gets the opportunity to dictate the time-hopping bar’s next stop, he decides to visit a dark future. With an ancient patron from the bar as his guide, Sammy visits an alternate future to the reality he’s known his whole life. However, things quickly turn south when they’re attacked by horrible creatures, and the bar is no sight.Can Sammy and his new friend survive until the bar resurfaces?