Bücher von Edward H. Madden

Book synopsis:Corrections is a demanding field, dealing with individuals who are attempting to stay relevant in a world that no longer trusts them to play within the rules. One of my duties was to listen to radio traffic particularly for calls for help or Officer needs assistance! I then directed that traffic, we routinely ran to help! Upon retirement that intensity remained. I continually listen, which is a definition of meditation. Yoga is an exercise in learning and displaying one's true self. Being true to that self is complicated, and presenting it to the world is frightening! While having the worst day of my career, I asked for help. Within a few weeks it came upon me suddenly, and over the next ten years became exceptionally clear.Love yourself and share! This is a love story with many many adventures and always the truth! Autobiography: I am a University of Oklahoma alumni with a communications degree. Having retired from a career in the Department of Justice, Bureau of prisons. I now enjoy doing Yoga and Barre almost everyday. I am nearly complete building an authentic Chestnut log house, which was salvaged from Maryland. To my knowledge it is the oldest structure in Oklahoma having been originally built in 1790. I am married. I have a daughter, no grandchildren.

Book Synopsis:I am, the author. This little book is my creation. The book is small, but the concept is large. It is a series of individual poems, which each tell a story, when taken together, they tell a larger story. The book may be read, Romantically or spiritually. If you invest yourself in it, you will be rewarded. It is truly a treasure map. It is not alchemy. you will not change lead into gold. You may exchange Fear for Love, however. I do not want you to read this book. I do not need you to read this book. This book was instrumental in my successful journey, I offer it to you, so that, you may seek, and you may find. EnjoyAutobiography:I am a University of Oklahoma alumni with a communications degree. Having retired from a career in the Department of Justice, Bureau of prisons. I now enjoy doing Yoga and Barre almost everyday. I am nearly complete building an authentic Chestnut log house, which was salvaged from Maryland. To my knowledge it is the oldest structure in Oklahoma having been originally built in 1790. I am married. I have a daughter, no grandchildren.