What strange creatures might these be... that guard cacao history?

 

A mesmerizing, imaginative smorgasbord of facts and fantasy blended into a charming tale.
— Allen Young, PhD
Curator Emeritus, Milwaukee Public Museum

Author of The Chocolate Tree

After reading almost every book or blog on the subject, The Jaguar and the Cacao Tree is a strong contender for the best title in the last 5 years.
— Mark Christian
The C-Spot.com

I could not put the book down!
— Ed Seguine
Seguine Cacao Cocoa & Chocolate Advisors
Guittard Chocolate Co.

What is true vision?

Electric cars and solar cells, stock markets and mobile phones, coffee and cargo ships, footsteps on the moon and the half-life of songs. 

What they all have in common might surprise you.

The Visionary drives through a cascading commentary on the nature of time, light, and the human capacity for vision, exhorting us to re-imagine and reconfigure the systems and habits that have rendered us completely blind to our own potential.

An unrelenting fusion of fiction and real life, this inspirational critique of modern Western society is at once poetic and raw. The Visionary will make you "think different."

Includes a special section on real-life grassroots visionaries.

Get your daily Mayan energies.

Discover how the ancient wisdom of the Mayan Calendar can enrich your life with the power of the daily energies encoded within the naguals of sacred time.  Thousands of people already have.

Let The Serpent and the Jaguar be your guide on a journey through the most influential of the Mayan Calendars, the sacred Tzolkin.

Birgitte Rasine’s The Serpent and the Jaguar stands out among the plethora of recent books on Mayan calendars by offering us a profoundly practical approach to the Tzolk’in, guiding readers in applying the wisdom of the ancient “count of suns” to their own daily lives.

— Robert Sitler, PhD
Director, Latin American Studies, Stetson University

Can a patient's silence kill the doctor?

A respected physician in Cordoba, Spain, receives a mysterious phone call—a request to attend to the ailing daughter of a wealthy but secretive family in Madrid.  What seems to be a routine house call quickly turns into a disturbing labyrinth of intrigue and mystery, and a fight for the girl’s life.

Verse in Arabic was named a finalist in the 2013 Press 53 Open Awards.

Birgitte Rasine's mysterious Verse in Arabic pulled me in and held me from beginning to end. Beautifully written, this story continues to demonstrate that Rasine is an uncommonly gifted writer.

—­­ Don Thompson
Author, playwright, and film producer 
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