Bücher von Stephen James

This workbook version gives you the space to write the answers to the questions at the end of each chapter. Writing in the book will allow you to do the inner work in real time.This book is densely packed with wisdom. Rebirth is the death of your old self. It means to heal and evolve into something new. It means taking off your wounded clothes and stepping into your Divinity. It is a rebirth and reclamation of your power, pleasure, and purpose. It doesn't mean you lose your personality, it means your Soul becomes your embodied personality. Every individual rebirth is essential due to the crisis and opportunity we currently find ourselves in this world. "Stephen James has looked deep within himself to reclaim his personal power and the potential wisdom inherent in our love relationships. I invite you to join him on this journey of discovery that can us to the heart of what it means to love another." David Bruce Leonard. Author of How To Worship The Goddess & Keep Your Balls

The adventures of 'Stiffy' the little orphan Teddy bear and his friends...Stiffy's story books are based on a true story.... He was found in a pile of unwanted things, rescued by the author and is now part of his family.The books were inspired by the character that Stiffy has.

The third book and Stiffy is off on a daring exploration to the beach for the first time in his life... The mischievous little bear, and his friends and family have a fun filled day experiencing one of Australia's Gold Coast beaches... Fun stories suitable for 3-8 year old children, colourfully illustrated, for little ones that love to play...just like our lovable little character.

In book two, Stiffy Bear meets platypus and the rest of the teddies in his newly found family here in Australia... They all go on a picnic together plus lots more! This book begins a series of many exciting adventures with puzzles, colour-ins and sing-a-longs... Fun stories suitable for 3-8 year old children, colourfully illustrated, for little ones that love to play...just like our lovable little character.

Yomping to Dorridge details a hundred-mile hike along the Grand Union Canal towpath in midwinter, the narrator spending the five days contemplating Matsuo Basho''s famous furuike ya kawasu tobikomu mizu no oto and attempting some haiku of his own, his wife walking more quietly beside the stillness of the canal''s dark and murky water. Together, they meet fishermen, boaters and barmen, they see green fields, endless hedgerows and muddy paths, they find haiku, happiness and the long way home.

Playing off the themes in the Caldecott Medal-winning children's book Where the Wild Things Are, this informative, practical, and encouraging guide will help parents guide boys down the path to healthy and authentic manhood. Wild Things addresses the physical, emotional, and spiritual parts of a boy, written by two therapists who are currently engaged in clinical work with boys and their parents and who are also fathers raising five sons. Contains chapters such as "e;Sit Still! Pay Attention!"e; "e;Deficits and Disappointments,"e; and "e;Rituals, Ceremonies, and Rites of Passage."e;