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				| The Theory and Practice of Joy is a playful, serious, and encouraging exploration of bringing more enJOYment into our lives. 
				Rory Link's words and images elevate the process of self-discovery beyond the expected, balancing gentle written advice with 
				transporting and energetic combinations of colors, glyphalalia, and shamanic metaphor as a method that is at once calming, 
				exciting, and encouraging. Open and read random portions of Theory and Practice of Joy whenever you need a lift or a break 
				from your daily experience, or sit down and read it cover-to-cover.  Copies of The Theory and Practice of Joy are available at:
 Pacific Northwest Shop
 4411 Wallingford Avenue N.
 Seattle WA.  98103
 (253) 752-2242
 
 Pacific Northwest Shop
 2702 N Proctor St
 Tacoma WA.  98407
 (253) 752-2242
 
 East/West Books in Seattle
 Located in: Roosevelt Square
 6407 12th Ave NE
 Seattle, WA 98115
 (206) 523-3726
 
 The Herbalist
 2106 NE 65th St.
 Seattle, WA 98115
 (206) 523-2600
 
 The book can also be ordered through any 
				bookstore POD from Ingram Press.
 
 Copies are also available through the 
				
				Amazon 
				and 
				Barnes and Noble websites.
				The price per copy is $23.95.
 
 Discounts are available for retailers, non-profit groups, and therapists who wish to share copies with their clients.  
				Please contact Rory for further information.
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 The Theory and Practice of Joy is  a book created with the purpose and intention to assist the reader in increasing Joy in their life.  
			The art work is a collection of pieces from various  times in the last few years.  I  do many works on napkins ,then work them over in 
			Photoshop, add, subtract, color etc. In fact I just have a good time playing with them.  I also do painting in oils, acrylics and wax 
			(encaustics).  I occasionally carve various materials.  I do metal work, mostly copper and brass.
 
 
 
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