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Wellness is not merely about achieving good health. It's about the choices you make in the process of creating how you want to exist and live. Wellness is a journey, not a destination. The journey is within yourself, discovering, unlocking, and maximizing your awareness of the real you.In Words That Create Wellness, author Dr. Robert L. Wilson Jr. shows you a new way to think and speak about wellness. This conversation and dialogue is about how powerful your words are, and it's through affirming and afforming spoken words that you release that power. This book provides more understanding of how to intentionally incorporate your words into the practice of creating wellness. Words That Create Wellness empowers, educates, engages, and encourages you to create and live your life now. Wellness is created through the words, inner dialogue, and statements you consistently and continuously speak about you and your life. Learn how to use your words to work for you instead of against you.

Peppy was a maverick Border collie when she first appeared at William Horne's door. Still, it was not long before she stole his heart with her intelligence, feisty attitude, and loyalty. Although her life ended tragically and way too soon, she still holds an important place in his heart to this day.In a narrative that lovingly details all his adopted pets, Horne reveals the unique personalities and characteristics of the dogs and cats who found a place in his family. Cinnamon, who had a gift of seeing colors and doing tricks, was sensitive to those with physical impairments. Lucky, a little mixed breed, loved riding in the car from Florida to a mountain cabin in Tennessee. Sassy, a very curious calico cat, perched atop the sofa to watch the squirrels and rabbits play. Fritz, a rag tag black kitty, proudly captured sparrows in his mouth, only to release them into freedom moments later.Fifty Years of Cats and Dogs is a poignant tribute to one family's adopted pets who brought joy and happiness into their three-ring circus called life.

This book is about how to handle your everyday Cain and Able issues. After reading this book you should be able to kill Cain issues spiritually, by arming yourself with the Sword of the Spirit that will give you the power to kill Cain mentalities.

Ha and Phuong are best friends in high school. But they took different paths in life after college and both are successful. One day, Phuong found out Ha was having an affair with her husband. After the divorce, Phuong tried really hard to move on and she found a new love in her life, Hoa,but she did not know whether she should be in love with him or not because he was younger thanher. With Ha, she had her own problem with her life where her husband's family was strict withher and her husband and her mother-in-law hated her. It led her to have an affair with Adam,Phuong's husband, who Ha truly loved. Two women with different stories, they both hadstruggles in their lives and this is their story.

Whether you desire to discover your freedom from active addiction or merely redefine your perception or concept of what is needed to live a complete and fulfilling life, then this book is for you. Commit yourself to 15 minutes a day to read and incorporate the suggestions inside these pages for the next 180 days to ensure that the rest of your recovery is being built on solid ground.

I suffered a massive stroke in 2016 that affected my breathing, speech, swallowing, vision, and motor control. Thanks to neuroplasticity, I expect to recover 100%, but it will take years.According to CDC, 1 in 4 (or 83 million) Americans will have a stroke (during their lifetime). Of that, 18% or 15 million Americans will die from a stroke, and 72% or 60 million Americans will live with a long-term disability. Despite its prevalence, we know little about stroke.This book recounted my experience as a stroke survivor in the early years of 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019, but shifted focus to the generation-defining events in 2020, 2021, and 2022. This is because rehab in the later years was too repetitive to recount.

From his exile on Patmos, St. John the beloved, the last of the original disciples, writes to encourage the faith of a second generation of believers. They faced challenges of persecution from without and false teachers from within; but they didn't face them alone. God was still speaking through John's words. Their pastor was still ministering to them.The Words of John, Thoughts of God is founded on the Bible as God's holy inspired word written by the writers he chooses to speak through. The devotions contained show how God works among his people through his word to encourage the church on earth in its faith and practices.Journeying through the EPISTLES of John, author Mike Ramey delves into the depths of God's word to share with God's people the truth, hope, and peace found in the Bible.

Originally written in May 2020. The It Pups is a fictional series about three pups adventures in Oak Grove. The series stars Joshua, Omar and Austin. Three friends ready to take on any challenge that faces them along the way with the occasional help from their parents. Join the adventure as these heroic pups save the day while learning about new ideas.

Seeing It through My Eyes conveys the thoughts and feelings that author Reigh Lee has experienced throughout her life. She presents a series of explorations of her emotions and various events in her life as she tries to figure out what is going on in her own mind. She hopes that others can relate to her reflections and find comfort in it knowing someone else feels the same way. Some of the topics Reigh Lee discusses might be hard to read about, because they go deep into feelings that many people avoid considering. It might be difficult to communicate what you're thinking or feeling verbally, but the process of translating those feelings into words can be helpful.The worldShe thought the hole in her heart was never gonna be whole again. Tell the world gave her everything she needed for it to be whole again. The world sent her people and put her on the right path to make her happy again, in the way she thought she never could be. Though the world still sends her tough times, instead of seeing them as why would the world do this to me. She sees them as the world is testing her and she is gonna win and only learn more things she needs to know in the end. She now says you have to be willing to see the good in what the world has to offer, before you see the bad to make it through life.

Consider a set of k elements. Let the elements be the first k positive integers. Consider the permutation set that corresponds to the first k positive integers - and let each element's order equal that element's value.At every line of the permutation set, there exists an element or there exist the elements of the greatest order so far while doing a left-to-right scan. As a consequence, six permutation set properties exist. Expectations and expected values corresponding to the properties are calculated.Then the order of the elements is generalized. An equal order constraint can be applied so that selected elements of adjacent order are reassigned the lowest order of the elements of adjacent order. Then multiple equal order constraints can be applied concurrently. Then all possible equal order constraints are considered.Permutation sets are used to express random sequences. Equal order constraints are applied to the elements of the permutation sets. Values of permutation set properties are calculated and mathematical patterns are discerned. Consequently, the interaction of order and random sequences is determined.

In a new world the day before she turns five, Anneke finds herself walking down a pathway leading to her new school in the United States of America.That's when she sees a lock and a large brass door handle.Anneke opens the door, and her life unfolds in this tale highlighting the immigrant experience. Her story takes you through her family's struggles and toils, and shines a spotlight on the schools, barns, houses, magnificent architecture, and the astonishing sights of nature in Northern and Upper Michigan.She recalls her adventures singing in the auditorium of North Bessemer School, where four teachers lived on the second floor of the school, and how students memorized verses from the Bible. She also recalls the class bully and the unforgettable blizzard of 1938.Forward and backward, this story is filled with pictures and reveals a community that finds beauty in nature and strength in each other.Recommendation - LaVerne Blickley"Part immigrant memoir, part colorful visuals of natural beauty, this book will speak to and draw forth your own experiences and dreams. The author generously shares through astonishing award-winning pictures and imagery the immigration journey as a young child through adolescence into adulthood. Family life in all its successes and tragedies, its promises and realities, anchors this book into a strong sense of nature's grandiose strength and endurance. Your own heart and mind will be moved by memories past into reminisces of more recent events and on to inspirations for future road trips and vacations."Exquisite- John Van OoyenAnne has inquiring and exquisite eyes for nature's moment, caught by her camera. Anne's photos bring out the beauty hidden in nature. Anne's photos are beautiful!Timeless - AnnekeThe promise of new lands, education for immigrant children, large barns of meaningful, architectural design - tell the story ... walking, canoeing - discovery, observing. Immersed in nature - use your imagination viewing colorful diversity within nature of wildflowers, birds and insects. "Pictured Life" will stimulate your imagination, as memories of past are relived.

Totally Tossed traces the journey of the Rev. Fr. Priestley Plubriuschola, SJ, a Jesuit priest, who is falsely accused of sexual harassment and defrocked, as he searches for a new life and identity, one totally different from his former life as a Jesuit priest and as a university professor. To his surprise, he succeeds in carving a new life full of meaning and even greater consolation.

As children grow, we want them to make good choices but sometimes forget to give them enough information to make those good choices. What choice would you make?