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Best Sellers(A-L)
Abbey Road
Alfred Gockel - Endless
Ali vs. Liston
Ansel Adams
Asti Cinzano - Cappiello
Back to the Future
The Beatles
The Boondock Saints
Braveheart
Breakfast Tiffany's
Brooklyn Bridge
Carlos Castaneda
Casablanca
Central Park, NYC
Charlie & the Chocolate Factory
Cheri Blum - Amaryllis
Chinese Writing
Claude Monet - Venice
Clint Eastwood
Cognac - Cappiello
Commitment - Runner
Courage - Firefighter
Cranes over Moon
Daily Bread
Dark Side of the Moon
Dance Me to the End of Love
Declaration Independence
Diane Romanello
Disney Princesses
Earth by Night
Eating Above Manhattan
Endless Summer
Ensemble II
FDNY - Ground Zero
Fenway - All Star Game
Fenway - World Series
Georgia O'Keeffe
Georgia O'Keeffe - Lake
Gerbera Spectrum
The Godfather
Golden Gate Bridge
Gone with the Wind
Gottfried Helnwein
Guinness Beer
Gustav Klimt - The Kiss
Hills of Tuscany
The Incredibles
Jeremy McGrath
Jimi Hendrix
Johnny Depp
The Kiss
Kramer
Led Zeppelin
Les Escaliers de Montmartre
L'Instant Taittinger
London
Lynn Fecteau: Seashells |
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This is a photo or poster by the great thinker, Carlos Casteneda. The caption on the Carlos Castaneda poster or picture reads "We either make ourselves miserable of we make ourselves strong. The amount of work is the same." |
Carolos Castaneda Posters
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Carlos
Castaneda lived from 1925-1988. A U.S. writer of
Peruvian descent, he wrote extensively about drug use.
Carlos Castaneda was born in Peru, but came to the United
States at an early age and became a U.S. citizen in 1957.
His first book made him well known, as he talked about Don
Juan and marijuana and natural
drugs and about
their effects. Carlos Castaneda wrote other books that weren't necessarily about drugs, but
the ones that were became controversial and gave him a cult following. He wrote about Don Juan Matos, who was the main character in his books, and how he had come to meet this man. Castaneda also discusses how Don Juan was a shaman, which is said to be someone who can cure illness, but also cause suffering if need be. Carlos Castaneda's books have sold over 8 million copies. |
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