I mainly wrote this book because I wanted to share the love story Twix and I have. Twix is my soulmate and means more to me than anything in this world. He might be a border collie, but we have a connection and an incredible relationship, unlike anything I had ever experienced before Twix came into my life.Twix had emergency herniated disc surgery after a frisbee accident on Sept 24, 2016, and it took me five years to write this book. Partially because I never felt like I was a wri...

In A Nation of Mystics, author Pamela Johnson deftly explores the youth subculture in San Francisco and Berkeley in the mid-1960s, with all its initial goodwill and naiveté--its dedication to free speech, promise to end war, commitment to racial equality, new art and music, and the exploration of spirituality based on mind-expanding hallucinogens.In this epic story of intimacy, metaphysical exploration, and coming of age, the Haight-Ashbury becomes home to genuine and unforgettable...

In A Nation of Mystics, author Pamela Johnson deftly explores the youth subculture in San Francisco and Berkeley in the mid-1960s, with all its initial goodwill and naiveté--its dedication to free speech, promise to end war, commitment to racial equality, new art and music, and the exploration of spirituality based on mind-expanding hallucinogens.In this epic story of intimacy, metaphysical exploration, and coming of age, the Haight-Ashbury becomes home to...

Never before did I ever feel love by God. I never grasped that he loved me individually. I wanted to know what He felt, thought, and what His specific Will was for me. This all changed in October 1990. Little did I know then that this would be the beginning of a more profound experience, to come into a direct, personal, and holy exchange with Him. That first visit He spoke to me. I thought the words odd, for at the time they made no sense at all. He said: “Go Teach My People” Me: I asked w...

In Book Two of A Nation of Mystics, author Pamela Johnson resumes her skillful exploration of the late-1960s and the counterculture through the eyes of a communal family, following the strengthening relationships of the tribe as they search for enlightenment through mind-expanding hallucinogens and work for political change.Christian Brooks, now twenty-one years old, expands his underground activities by moving into Europe to acquire chemicals for...

A story of life where love and resilience go hand in paw."Oops, Twix Did It Again!" is a heartfelt memoir by Pamela Johnson, a renowned dog trainer and educator. In this book, Pamela shares her remarkable journey alongside her beloved Border Collie, Twix, offering a testament to the incredible power of love, resilience, and the unwavering bond between humans and their four-legged companions.For Pamela, Twix isn't just a dog; he's a soulmate, a teacher, and the love of Pamel...

Amid decades of war and political strife in Myanmar one family fights back with their weapon of choice - the Bible.Three generations of Emmerline's family have been living out their love for God by rescuing children who have been orphaned, abandoned or made destitute by their country's upheaval. Theirs is not merely a story of evading the enemy and surviving, but also one of seeking out the vulnerable and teaching them how to thrive.Daring to trust God against all the odds,...

In this final book of Pamela Johnson’s epic trilogy on the 1960s, the story of communal family and their search for enlightenment through religion, mind-expanding hallucinogens, and mysticism continues. Although the social and political bruises of the Berkeley People’s Park riots begin to heal at the Woodstock Music Festival, the family soon faces new danger from both murderous competitors and law enforcement.In Journeys, the decade draws to a close, and a...

Jamaica. 1720. The pirate ship of Calico Jack Rackham is captured off the coast of Jamaica after two crew members stand to fight against overwhelming odds. When finally forced to surrender, the commander of the governor's ship is amazed to discover that the two are women disguised as men, Anne Bonny and Mary Read. Thus begins one of the most notorious trials of the early 18th century.

In Book Two of A Nation of Mystics, author Pamela Johnson resumes her skillful exploration of the late-1960s and the counterculture through the eyes of a communal family, following the strengthening relationships of the tribe as they search for enlightenment through mind-expanding hallucinogens and work for political change.Christian Brooks, now twenty-one years old, expands his underground activities by moving into Europe to acquire chemicals for his high-yielding LSD lab in Los A...

In this final book of Pamela Johnson's epic trilogy on the 1960s, the story of communal family and their search for enlightenment through religion, mind-expanding hallucinogens, and mysticism continues. Although the social and political bruises of the Berkeley People's Park riots begin to heal at the Woodstock Music Festival, the family soon faces new danger from both murderous competitors and law enforcement.In Journeys, the decade draws to a close, and as time passes, members of ...

Have you ever wondered what it means to praise and worship? Everyone has their own way of doing this, which is your personal decision. But what does the Bible say about it? This book will answer that question. It goes through all the words in the Bible that means praise and worship. This book is also a study in which there are questions to answer on how it relates to you. So take out your Bible and your Strongs Concordance and lets get to work!