Most Popular Books by Margaret Rogers

Pro-Life? Pro-Choice? Pro-Spirit by Margaret Rogers Van Coops, Ph.D DCH(IM) Abortion! The very word evokes emotions in almost all normal, rational minds. Right or wrong? Moral or immoral? Should it be legal or illegal? These are amoung the burning questions of our time. Advocates of both sides have thrown themselves at each other''s faces even to the point of violence and homicide. This book is a must read for women who have been, are now or are likely to become pregnant. Without being judgemental, Dr. Margaret Rogers Van Coops shares the wisdom of Master Teachers to assis women to ackowledge, accept and deal with their cirucumstances. She has crossed the worldly boundaries to discover through her own experiences and those of other just what really happens from the point of view of the child-to-be''s Spirit and Spirit Master Teachers.

The Book You Have Been Waiting For! What''s that sound that keeps going through your head? Find out here! Each of us has a memory stored in the brain related to musical tones and vibrations. This book teaches you how to overcome negative vibes if those vibes are flat or sharp. Loud rumblings within the Earth affect your personal vibrations and may have affect your physical and mental well-being. The solution is here! Dr. Margaret has uncovered the secrets of sounds of our lives and how to control their influence on our mental state. It''s so easy! With TrinityStone Healing Therapy, your life and perspectives will become clear and more meaningful. This book is a must read!

This book will blow your mind as you learn to understand how simple, yet complicated The Oneness is! Discover how the Planes of Evolution affect your Soul Coding and DNA every second. Understand why we each must pass through 49 Levels to become one with God. Earth is the Forth Plane of Evolution where The Dark & The Light combine in an ever-evolving lesson of emotional turmoil, where friction creates new forms. See how the Seven Planes of Evolution allow Fragments to interact in various lives on Earth and within The Lower & Upper Astral Levels where lessons are assimilated. Within The Oneness, energy is constantly rebalanced under the command of The Prime Fragment, we call God. Read how important and precious you are to the existence of The Oneness.

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Recent research has shown that pianists have a high incidence of playing related injuries. Although the medical and piano pedagogy literature describes predisposing factors of injuries, knowledge and recommendations from piano teachers regarding potential cause, prevention and treatment have not been formally researched. Using a survey and interviews, this study investigated piano instructors'' awareness of predisposing factors to piano-related injuries and described what factors increase awareness, what teachers identify as the predisposing factors of injuries, what approaches they use to alleviate problems, and how to obtain more information on the subject. Of 1,000 mailed surveys, 211 were returned by independent, college/university, and community music school piano teachers. The results show relationships between awareness and familiarity and/or experience with piano-related injuries, educational background, professional activity, and experience with bodywork methods, such as Alexander Technique, Feldenkrais, and Yoga. The results show that 40% are highly aware of predisposing factors to piano-related injuries. Over 55% of the teachers and over two thirds of their students had experienced symptoms of an injury from practicing. Over half of the teachers interviewed had suffered an injury, and several retrained their technique. The predisposing factors teachers discussed in the interviews included tension, technique, posture, practice habits, stress, repertoire, genetic predisposition, memory, and computer use. To help prevent injuries, teachers recommended developing a coordinated technique and playing with proper posture and a natural hand position. Other suggestions included how to practice and choose repertoire. Taking breaks, stretching, engaging in physical exercise, maintaining good health, and pacing oneself when practicing and typing were also discussed. Teachers recommended a variety of treatments including rest, anti-inflammatory medications, heat, ice, and splints. The professionals to whom teachers have sent their students include physical therapists, hand specialists, doctors who treat sports injuries, and pianists who retrain injured musicians. Findings support previous research of N. Quarrier, H. Fry, A. Brandfonbrener, and Y. Hsu. Teachers became informed through conventions, workshops, lectures, books, journals, and body awareness training. Others suggested the Internet as a possible source of information. The study concludes with a guide to healthy practice.