Borealis imprint: 85 books

"El libro nace de la investigación del autor a través de los nuevos paradigmas de la Física, la historia y de las religiones, buscando una novedosa hipótesis sobre el origen de la humanidad. Coincidente con la llamada “teoría de cuerdas”, el autor advierte la existencia de una “sustancia”...

La Inteligencia del Amor es un viaje del miedo al Amor. Comprender los motivos por los que experimentamos miedo y sufrimiento, al tiempo que vamos descubriendo nuestra esencia verdadera, es todo un viaje de la conciencia que nos permite abrirnos a una verdadera liberación y...

Cuando los aliados «liberaron» Europa, quedaron horrorizados. No sólo era el terrible espectáculo de los campos de exterminio nazis (a fin de cuentas tenían como aliado a Stalin que aniquiló y deportó a millones de hombres ante la vergonzosa pasividad aliada), sino lo que realmente les horrorizó...

El título de este libro alude al máximo es-tado de felicidad. Estas páginas all anan el camino para comenzar un profundo trabajo de autorrealización. Además de constituir una lectura amena, práctica y profunda, es ante todo un curso práctico de psicología espiritual para la vida cotidiana....

El Coaching está utilizando y actualizando sistemas, métodos y filosofías de trabajo que enriquecen su objetivo inicial: la realización total del individuo, y en esta búsqueda el autor interconecta Coaching y el simbolismo del Tarot ya que, a pesar de las oposiciones culturales y sociales contrarias...

"Como decía Víctor Hugo: “Hay hombres-océanos (…) lo infinito, lo insondable; todo esto puede existir en un alma y entonces el alma se llama genio, y tenéis a Esquilo, a Isaías, a Juvenal, a Dante, a Miguel Ángel, a Shakespeare. Contemplar tales almas es contemplar el océano.” Les...

A classic of American realism, A Son of the Middle Border (1917) is the true coming-of-age odyssey of a farm boy who—informed by the full brute force of a homesteaders' life on the vast unbroken prairie—would become a preeminent American writer of the early twentieth century. Pulitzer Prize winner...

Minnesota's Will Weaver has been a hunter since he was a young boy, following in the footsteps of his father, a dedicated and seasoned outdoorsman. As he writes, "in the fall, when Canada geese came through and when partridge season opened, [we] heard the far-off thudding report of shotguns—and...

On April 19, 1997, in one of the most dramatic floods in U.S. history, more than 50,000 people abandoned their homes and businesses in Grand Forks, North Dakota. A nation watched as the heart of downtown, engulfed by a river, burst into flames above the water line. Like Sebastian Junger's The Perfect...

You answer a call from a fourteen-year-old boy asking for someone to arrest his mother, who is smoking crack in their bathroom. You talk with him until the cops arrive, making sure there are no weapons around and learning that his favorite subject in school is lunch. Five minutes later, you have to...

In this landmark collection, Patricia Hampl and Elaine Tyler May have gathered fourteen original essays from award-winning memoirists and historians. They are all storytellers, wrestling with a fascinating gray area where memory intersects with history and where the necessities of narrative collide...

The Plains Indian Wars of the nineteenth century garnered enduring fame for certain Indian leaders, their names echoing powerfully even today: Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, Red Cloud. Just as significant but less often mentioned is Taoyateduta, known to whites as Little Crow, the reluctant leader of...

On a July afternoon in 1972, two masked men waving guns abducted forty-nine-year-old Virginia Piper from the garden of her lakeside home in Orono, Minnesota. After her husband, a prominent investment banker, paid a $1 million ransom, an anonymous caller directed the FBI to a thickly wooded section...