Bücher veröffentlicht von Balboa Press Australia

Art Versus Therapy We live in an uncertain world. Global catastrophes, infrastructures crumbling, inequalities within social systems, terrorism and the oxymoron of Holy War does not rest peacefully in my mind. Domestic abuse a symptom of unrest and an era of another "stolen generation" via blended families, the fallout of divorce. Feminism bravely charting the illogical and never ending suffocation of the privileged white male patriarchy. The latter not experiencing sexist marginalization but "sensitive" to the conundrum it inherited. While we watch our daughters experience a sexualized "raunch" culture where greater demands trivialize idealism. I hope the methodology inside brings you peace friend and shines a beaming light through your beautiful soul. It's time to hold hands in the playground.

The original edition of Yes You Can-With God's Help! was self-published in 1991. The cost of printing two thousand copies in full color was $12,500. At that time, after I'd left teaching, that was practically all the money I had, but I believed the Lord wouldn't let me fall flat on my face. When I was due to pay that money to the printers, I went to withdraw a small amount from my savings account, and there was an additional entry of $12,380! In our little prayer group, we used to say that in any endeavor it's a team effort, but we need to do our 1 percent before we can expect the Lord to provide his 99. Months after the booklet (only thirty pages then) was printed, a friend pointed out that the $120 shortfall was 1 percent of the money. The Lord had provided 99 percent of the money, in mysterious circumstances, and left me to pay the final 1 percent. Thank you, Lord! In preparation for the publication of this expanded and updated Second Edition, at the Lord's prompting, I had added to the original text five years earlier but was blocked from any further development. His perfect timing became obvious to me when I recently discovered what I consider to be the final spiritual piece of the jigsaw puzzle regarding goal-setting. I was able to include it in this edition. Again, thank you, Lord!

Love, sex, and blood are words that shine forth from Sarah's love trial.Sarah's life is flipped on its head after she folds back the curtain from her perfect life to find her boyfriend entangled with her best friend.Running from the discovery, Sarah was mistaken for a prostitute by three of the notoriously deadly Creatures of Chaos gang. Out of the deadly conflict Sarah barely escapes with her life. If it wasn't for David, Sarah would be dead, or wished she was. Sarah survived, but Chaos blood was spilt, and the fallout incites a vow of revenge from the club that leaves everything Sarah knows and loves in the crosshairs.Being exposed to that level of evil, new angry emotions have awakened inside Sarah. Her notions of right and wrong will get blurred, and she might just lose herself to the newly discovered beast of rage, and become the thing she hates. With the gang hunting them down, Sarah and David team up to stay alive, and fight back against the Creatures of Chaos.A deadly game of torture and mayhem brings the story to its violent conclusion.

What sort of life would you live if you no longer feared the dying process? Do you want to understand?¿ InsteadWhere do we go when we die? ¿ How does the crossover happen? ¿ Can our loved ones in spirit make contact with us? ¿ Should we be afraid of dying, and what happens next? Life, Death, and the Birth of Truth is a journey through Caroline Byrd's experiences as she communicates and works with souls and spirit on both sides of the veil.Life, Death, and the Birth of Truth begins with the death of a close family member, sharing in detail how we can understand and connect with those who have crossed over. Learn how and why loved ones who pass may continue to play a role in your life today. Deep insights are uncovered, showing you how a soul has the opportunity, prior to death, to reveal their final moments.Life, Death, and the Birth of Truth will lead you through the doorways of existence, exposing the truth behind the veil. This is an opportunity for you to understand how the process of dying is not a single moment but a journey of healing, sharing innovative and revolutionary experiences that can help you understand the dying process.

When author and high school teacher Walter Firth attempted to start a Christian after-school programme, he found that the traditional curriculum sources had not been meeting the demands of today's society. By putting his teaching skills to good use, he began formulating a programme designed to engage with students' emotional, moral, intellectual, social, and spiritual development.The Little Oxen Programme Booklet presents a set of lessons designed for either after-school activities or Sunday school. They are designed to be fun and exciting whilst supporting and nurturing children in a safe and caring environment. Building on biblical stories and intended for a two-person teaching team, each lesson includes a range of activities, including arts, crafts, and drama. These work to engage students' attention and convey important messages to young people.Insightful and practical, this programme of biblical studies guides the development of children and youth in a way that current Christian material tends to miss.

Neha is an immigrant who is focused on being a successful teacher and parent. After ensuring her son, John, wakes up on time, changes into his school uniform, and eats a healthy breakfast, Neha is left exhausted and wondering if her decision to migrate to Australia was nothing short of a gamble. Even though she knows she is one of the fortunate to have passed the Teacher's Recruitment Board examination, Neha is still searching for fulfillment.Neha, who has never been a quitter, knows all too well that adversity often leads to accolades. But as she faces both challenges and successes, her varied experiences, relationships, and circumstances contribute toward transforming her identity and ultimately hurl her into existential angst. While reliving her past and battling with the present, Neha embarks on a spiritual quest that she hopes will lead her to clarity, the discovery of her true self, and a positive future.In this charming novel, an Australian migrant must navigate through a journey of self-discovery in order to determine her true identity and where life will take her next.

Acknowledging the brave work the nation's frontline guardians and first responders do to save lives and keep society safe, this simple, but effective, handbook helps those affected psychologically and physically by their service. Broken down into easy-to-understand sections, it provides keen insight into post-traumatic stress disorder. The tools and techniques offered in Everything's OK: Past Traumatic Stress Dissolved teaches those combating PTSD and their carers to build emotional resilience and transform lives for the better.Authors Todd Berry and Rob Ginnivan come together to share their experience and wisdom. They assist military, police, and emergency services personnel and their families with an integrative approach to wellness through mind stillness, warrior body movement, camaraderie, music, and other modalities.Everything's OK: Past Traumatic Stress Dissolved gives insights, hints, and tips to deal with lingering stress that occurs when faced with traumatic situations in life. Geared toward those living with PTSD, chronic stress, as well as carers and family members associated with people working on the frontline, it helps the broader population understand, at a deeper level, how to help those who have been traumatized.

A few days before Doug Limbrick is to run a marathon he receives a diagnosis of colorectal cancer. The large mass has been there for some time and must be removed at once. What a shock for a healthy, fit man who hasn't had a sick day from work in twenty years and has been a runner for thirty.In his memoir, the author shares what it is like to have major surgery that impacts him both physically and psychologically. Six months of chemotherapy and five weeks of radiotherapy bring complications. Yet Doug returns to running during chemotherapy in an attempt to regain some fitness and distract himself from the side effects of weeks of continuous infusions. He runs while carrying a black box that delivers the chemotherapy drugs through a tube in his chest at predetermined intervals.Living through more surgery and complications from septicemia and pneumonia, he leaves the hospital after two months weighing 115 pounds (52 kilograms). The long process of rehabilitation begins, with the help of some very good friends.Doug raises some important questions. Why did he get cancer? Why did he survive? And what did he learn? The final chapter looks at life after cancer and the lessons Doug gleaned from his illness and recovery.

To you, who are starting the spiritual journey, the Major Arcana is here. Upon first departing so daunting, the learning but not if the meanings are clear. Each step of the way, see what they portray in each picture, you fully immerse. All you need is a clue, for the meaning comes through if you will rely on the verse.