Mark Levy Libri

Void | In Art brings together the author's many years of meditation practice with his knowledge of art history and the sacred wisdom texts of Eastern philosophy to show how the experience of the Great Void of ultimate reality, a central aspect of the meditation experience, is embodied in different ways in mostly esoteric Hindu, Buddhist, and Taoist art as well as in the work of several modern and contemporary Eastern and Western artists. Lesser metaphysical and existential voids are also discussed in their appropriate contexts. The Eastern section of the book is largely organized by different cultures and genres while in the Western section the examination of the works of art is constructed in a more chronological fashion to show the rationale behind the basic abhorrence of the Void in art until the early 19th century. Throughout the book the importance of the Void in art and life is emphasized.

Windows From A Different Perspective from Wardell Publications stained glass introduces Mark Levy Studio, one of California most innovative art glass studios. He shares the photo archive of leaded glass installations to create an inspirational book of stained glass design. This 80 page all color book features more than 110 photographs of stained glass commissions. The glass creations of Mark Levy have graced public, private, and corporate collections for over 24 years. His works have been described as bold, complex, and architectural, with an uncompromising attention to detail. Mark is keenly aware that his cutting edge designs will have an effect on the viewer and meticulously composes each project with careful glass selection. He has a unique combination of intrinsic artistic ability and extensive architectural training which enables him to effectively create an artistic reality that is in harmony with the surrounding space. Mark has a personal conviction to exceed the expectations of his clients by challenging and expanding his artistic boundaries.

When it comes to creating ideas, we hold ourselves back. That’s because inside each of us is an internal editor whose job is to forever polish our thoughts so we sound smart and in control and so we fit into society. But what happens when we encounter problems where such conventional thinking fails us? How do we get unstuck? For Mark Levy, the answer is freewriting, a technique he’s used for years to solve all types of business problems and generate ideas for books, articles, and blog posts. Freewriting is deceptively simple: start writing as fast as you can, for as long as you can, about a subject you care deeply about, while ignoring the standard rules of grammar and spelling. Your internal editor won’t be able to keep up with your output—you’ll generate breakthrough ideas and solutions that you couldn’t have created any other way. Levy shares his six secrets to freewriting as well as fifteen problem-solving and creativity-stimulating principles you can use if you need more firepower—seven of which are new to this edition. Also new to this edition: an extensive section on how to refine your raw freewriting into something you can share with the world.

“Mac King is a god.” —Penn and TellerTricks with Your Head is the world’s greatest (and only) collection of hilarious, mystifying, and sometimes repulsive magic tricks that you can perform with your very own head.If you’ve only thought of your head as a receptacle for so-called higher learning, or as a structure for keeping your haircut from falling into your body cavity, rejoice! Now you can use that ten-pound meatball between your shoulders as a source of ribald entertainment. Best of all, when you learn to perform a head trick, you can never be caught without your prop.Mac King and Mark Levy have perfected the ultimate mix of head games (literally) in this clever illustrated volume that teaches you how * Make your head disappear* Penetrate your skull with a drinking straw* Make a french fry vanish up your nose* Read someone’s mind* Jab a fork in your eye

The art of persuasion as taught by one of the world's most sought-after speakers and pitchmenIn this daring book, Joel Bauer teaches you how to persuade by making your messages entertaining. Learn the secrets behind "The Fright Challenge," "The Transformation Mechanism," and other persuasion tactics used by pitchmen, carneys, and conjurors to convince people to their way of thinking. Along with coauthor Mark Levy, Bauer has taken these ethical, entertainment-based techniques, and has made them practical for everyday use-capable of influencing one person or a thousand, in business and in life.Joel Bauer (Los Angeles, CA) is an expert in performance-based live marketing who The Wall Street Journal online referred to as "undoubtedly the chairman of the board" of corporate tradeshow rain-making. Mark Levy (Chester, NJ) has written for the New York Times, has authored or coauthored three books, and is the founder of Levy Innovation, a consulting firm that makes individuals and companies memorable.

Focusing on personal responsibility and determination, this nonfiction self-help book guides readers in navigating life’s challenges by choosing the right "gears." It emphasizes that success is attainable for anyone willing to put in maximum effort and maintain faith in God. Drawing from the author's own experiences, it offers insights gained from struggles and triumphs, encouraging readers to avoid stagnation and actively pursue their goals. The core message inspires both juveniles and adults to embrace a proactive approach to life.

The story follows Captain Jim Clinton as he grapples with the fallout from his affair, particularly after being confronted by his mistress's teenage son. As he attempts to navigate the consequences of his actions, he unexpectedly discovers a reluctance to resolve the situation, leading to deeper introspection about his desires and relationships. The narrative delves into themes of accountability, desire, and the complexities of human connections.

Mark Levy zeigt in seinem Buch, wie man durch bestimmte Schreibtechniken Gedanken und Ideen gezielt nutzen und festhalten kann. Er führt in die Kunst des 'Private Writing' ein, um den freien Fluss der Gedanken zu fördern und so möglichst viel Wertvolles aus dem eigenen Kopf aufzuschreiben.

Jeder Mensch kann geniale Einfälle haben, welt bewegende Ideen und das Potenzial, etwas wirklich Neues zu erfinden. Behauptet jedenfalls Mark Levy. Sind wir also alle plötzlich kleine Einsteins mit einem IQ, der sich kaum mehr messen lässt? Macht uns der Autor mit seiner Methode zu intellektuellen Überfliegern? Natürlich nicht. Was Mark Levy zeigen will, ist etwas ganz anderes. In seinem Buch geht es um Gedanken und Ideen – und darum, wie man sie mit Hilfe ganz bestimmter Schreibtechniken gezielt nutzen und festhalten kann. Und das kann eigentlich jede und jeder, ganz unabhängig von Ausbildung und IQ. Levy führt den Leser in die Kunst des »Private Writing« ein, eine Methode, die dazu dient, den freien, unzensierten Fluss der Gedanken in Bewegung zu bringen und aufzuzeichnen. Nur so bleibt der Denkprozess in Schwung, kommen möglichst viele Gedanken und Ideen aufs Papier. Und genau das ist das Ziel: möglichst viel von dem festzuhalten, was im eigenen Kopf an Wertvollem und weniger Wertvollem vorhanden ist.