The Magic Tree House is a popular children's book series written by Mary Pope Osborne. One of the exciting adventures that Jack and Annie embark on in this series is the "Magic Tree House Space Mission". In this particular adventure, Jack and Annie use the magic tree house to travel to outer space. They are taken to a space station and get to experience what it's like to be astronauts. The mission takes them to various planets and moons within our solar system, giving the readers a chance to learn interesting facts about each celestial body. During their space mission, Jack and Annie encounter a host of challenges and situations.
Sunshine and green leaves / Thich Nhat Hanh --
Everyday life as practice / Karlfried Graf von Dürckheim --
Earth and space / Chögyam Trungpa --
This very moment / Charlotte Joko Beck --
Not preferring samsara or nirvana / Pema Chödrön --
Seeing without the observer / J. Krishnamurti --
Are you here? / A.H. Almaas --
The way of seeing / Frederick Franck --
Writing fearlessly / Natalie Goldberg --
Meditation and poetics / Allen Ginsberg --
Just being at the piano / Mildred Chase --
Coming home to the body / Denise Taylor --
Zen archery / Eugen Herrigel --
The art of sword / Takuan Soho --Driving meditation / Kevin Berger and Todd Berger --
The work of craft / Carla Needleman --
Working for a living / Jean Martine --
The healing power of unconditional presence / John Welwood --
Touch and go / Karen Kissel Wegela --
The listening mind / Ram Dass and Paul Gorman --
On being unable to breathe / Stephen Butterfield --
Conscious eating / Marc David --
Being with anger / Stephen Levine --
Being peace / Thich Nhat Hanh --
Personal disarmament / Deena Metzger --
The greening of the self / Joanna Macy --
The path of service / Jack Kornfield --
Mindful social action / Ken Jones --
The power of peace / Chagdud Tulku --
Nowness and enlightened society / Chögyam Trungpa --
Intimate relationship as a practice and a path / John Welwood --
Contemplation and intimacy / Monica Furlong --
Family life and spiritual practice / Fran Tribe --
Working with dying people / Stephen Levine --
Facing death / Dainin Katagiri
Spiritual practice and meditation are often thought of as being the province of priests, monks, and nuns those few individuals who have returned from the preoccupations of day-to-day life. Spiritual practice and meditation are often thought of as being the province of priests, monks, and nuns those few individuals who have returned from the preoccupations of day-to-day life.
During their space mission, Jack and Annie encounter a host of challenges and situations. They learn valuable lessons about teamwork, problem-solving, and determination. The siblings must navigate zero gravity, communicate with the mission control center, and carry out different tasks while wearing their astronaut suits.
Ordinary Magic: Everyday Life as Spiritual Path
Spiritual practice and meditation are often thought of as being the province of priests, monks, and nuns—those few individuals who have returned from the preoccupations of day-to-day life. This inspiring book reveals how the simple practice of mindfulness can be a magical and transformative part of anyone's daily life. Thirty-five wide-ranging essays written by well-known spiritual teachers, therapists, and creative artists show how learning to focus awareness can bring a new richness to ordinary activities; how mindfulness can heighten creative pursuits such as painting, journal writing, or playing music; how contemplative awareness enhances both physical and psychological well-being; and how meditation can contribute to better relationships with family, community, and the world at large.
Sunshine and green leaves / Thich Nhat Hanh --
Everyday life as practice / Karlfried Graf von Dürckheim --
Earth and space / Chögyam Trungpa --
This very moment / Charlotte Joko Beck --
Not preferring samsara or nirvana / Pema Chödrön --
Seeing without the observer / J. Krishnamurti --
Are you here? / A.H. Almaas --
The way of seeing / Frederick Franck --
Writing fearlessly / Natalie Goldberg --
Meditation and poetics / Allen Ginsberg --
Just being at the piano / Mildred Chase --
Coming home to the body / Denise Taylor --
Zen archery / Eugen Herrigel --
The art of sword / Takuan Soho --Driving meditation / Kevin Berger and Todd Berger --
The work of craft / Carla Needleman --
Working for a living / Jean Martine --
The healing power of unconditional presence / John Welwood --
Touch and go / Karen Kissel Wegela --
The listening mind / Ram Dass and Paul Gorman --
On being unable to breathe / Stephen Butterfield --
Conscious eating / Marc David --
Being with anger / Stephen Levine --
Being peace / Thich Nhat Hanh --
Personal disarmament / Deena Metzger --
The greening of the self / Joanna Macy --
The path of service / Jack Kornfield --
Mindful social action / Ken Jones --
The power of peace / Chagdud Tulku --
Nowness and enlightened society / Chögyam Trungpa --
Intimate relationship as a practice and a path / John Welwood --
Contemplation and intimacy / Monica Furlong --
Family life and spiritual practice / Fran Tribe --
Working with dying people / Stephen Levine --
Facing death / Dainin Katagiri
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Genres BuddhismSpiritualityNonfictionPhilosophyPsychology
368 pages, Paperback
First published September 15, 1992
Spiritual practice and meditation are often thought of as being the province of priests, monks, and nuns—those few individuals who have returned from the preoccupations of day-to-day life. This inspiring book reveals how the simple practice of mindfulness can be a magical and transformative part of anyone's daily life. Thirty-five wide-ranging essays written by well-known spiritual teachers, therapists, and creative artists show how learning to focus awareness can bring a new richness to ordinary activities; how mindfulness can heighten creative pursuits such as painting, journal writing, or playing music; how contemplative awareness enhances both physical and psychological well-being; and how meditation can contribute to better relationships with family, community, and the world at large.
As Jack and Annie explore the wonders of space, they also come across danger and suspense. They face asteroids, comets, and even extraterrestrial life forms. These encounters keep the readers on the edge of their seats and make the adventure more thrilling. Throughout the book, educational elements are seamlessly integrated into the story. Children can learn about the characteristics of each planet, the unique features of the moon, and the role of astronauts in space exploration. The Magic Tree House series has always been known for its ability to transport young readers to different times and places while teaching them about history, science, and culture. The "Magic Tree House Space Mission" is an engaging and educational adventure that captivates children's imagination. It ignites their curiosity about space and inspires them to delve deeper into the mysteries of the universe. Mary Pope Osborne's vivid storytelling and the enchanting illustrations by Sal Murdocca make this space mission a favorite among young readers. Overall, the Magic Tree House Space Mission is a must-read for children who are interested in space and space exploration. It combines adventure, learning, and imagination into a captivating story that will leave a lasting impression on young minds..
Reviews for "Experience the Magic of Space with Magic Tree House Space Mission"
1. Jessica - 2/5 stars - I was really excited to read "Magic tree house space mission" because I love space adventures, but I was extremely disappointed with this book. The story felt rushed and the author didn't provide enough details or explanations about the space mission. Additionally, I found the characters to be quite dull and lacking personality. Overall, it was a major letdown for me.
2. Michael - 1/5 stars - Honestly, I couldn't even finish reading "Magic tree house space mission". The writing was so boring and the plot didn't capture my attention at all. I expected a thrilling space adventure, but instead, it felt like a tedious history lesson. The author's style just didn't resonate with me, and I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for an exciting read.
3. Sarah - 3/5 stars - While "Magic tree house space mission" wasn't the worst book I've read, it definitely didn't live up to my expectations. The storyline had potential, but it lacked depth and excitement. I found myself losing interest halfway through the book, and it became a struggle to finish it. It might be an okay choice for young readers who are just starting to explore space-themed stories, but for someone looking for an engaging and thrilling read, this is not the book for you.
4. John - 2/5 stars - I had high hopes for "Magic tree house space mission", but unfortunately, it fell short. The writing style was simplistic, and the plot felt predictable. The characters were forgettable and lacked development. I didn't feel any connection to the story or its outcome. Overall, it left me feeling underwhelmed and unsatisfied. I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone looking for a captivating space adventure.