After author Dan Costello experienced a spiritual awakening at age twenty, he's since formally shared an array of spiritual technologies throughout the past forty years. In It's All Good, he offers a manual of these mind tools designed to move you past your obstacles to your peace, joy, and self-realization. Through these techniques, Costello elucidates a way for spiritual seekers to use their life experiences as raw material for spiritual evolution, provides practical tools for a better life, and inspires those who are tired of the pain of suffering and dark lessons to pursue their divine right to see the world through the peace inherent in spiritual vision. It's All Good is dedicated to awakening you to the power of spiritual technology, a term that describes thought tools that create readiness for learning and fuel willingness to let go of obstacles that hinder the evolution of our consciousness. It's technology that allows not only a more fulfilling life but a better world.
Pann Waterford is a mixed bag hero of outlaw know how and defender of principal, and he's an action packed force of nature in his own right. He loves women. He loves everything about women, and considers it his unique mandate to ensure that large numbers of them are satisfied. This mission while not unique, has its own power of attraction and so many adventures and calamaties are soon to giving rise to life. Pann will unexpectedly find his life completely overtaken by a woman so winsome, he can finally see himself satisfied by only one. He was hoping for a smoothe transition to monagamy, but when a man has slept with most of his hometown and county, that may not be so easy. Love is elusive and costly for him when his past becomes his nemesis. Francesca Copper is a beautiful spirit with a trail of tears behind her. She had found the world to be so hurtfully dangerous that she held herself away from everyone but her family and a few friends. The world however; did notice that an angel was missing, and the one man who most would consider totally unsuitable for this virtuous lady, may hold the key to the warmth and assurance that would see her for a life time. If she would just give him a chance.
Seema is a gardener and a dreamer. She is almost content with her safe life, sharing a flat with her best friend. Until, on a girls' night out, a beguiling older man approaches her. He leads her into a world of wealth and sophistication she's completely unused to. Through him she arrives at a place where both dreams and nightmares come true. Has seduction crossed the line into manipulation or coercion? Worse, is the relationship sliding into a supernatural realm - where a man's obsession with blood will lead to Seema's death?About Crocodiles and Good Intentions"e;It's an amazing achievement. Lady Bag excels herself. I was shocked, appalled, mystified, uplifted, tickled pink and hugely entertained. There's no person in all of literature anything like her Above all, the human spirit (and some doggy spirit) rises above all the privations and triumphs. Thanks for a terrific read."e;Peter Lovesey, MWA Grand Master, CWA Diamond Dagger winnerMat Coward (reviewing in The Morning Star): "e;One of current fiction's most striking and exhilarating characters returns for a second outing Amid the horrors of Lady Bag's new adventures, and inextricable from them, is some gaspingly funny comedy. Cody has command not only of comic dialogue but, which is much harder to pull off, a kind of verbal rendering of visual humour, as she choreographs her characters across the pages with perfect timing. About Lady Bag"e;made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up for a whole novel Lady Bag is perfectly realized"e;Sara Paretsky, MWA Grand Master, CWA Diamond Dagger winner
An eclectic mix of art, poetry and short fiction. Twenty years in the making. Gathered from a varied life.
Teenage Prince Maxwell has shipwrecked on the strange Bowyang Island and finds himself on an adventure to find cursed treasure. The chest of King Azurpah contains a bottomless well of gold and jewels. One could empty the chest of all its gold but the chest would refill. On his journey a native of the island, Eddison, joins him. A boy who knows nothing about his past life or how he got on the island. Also accompanying them is the wise thrill-seeking Marinus the Waterbender. These three are not alone on their quest. The island itself is alive with talking trees, gorillas, mermaids and even bloodthirsty pyrates, led by the unhinged Captain Anne Belle. Will the boys claim the never ending treasure? Or will this band of pirates halt their quest at every turn.
There is an important place in the literary world for short stories and always has been. Many of the world's greatest spiritual leaders and teachers have done their most effective teaching in the form of short stories and parables. This book is one of those such teachings by the great author, speaker and visionary Anne Wilson Schaef, Ph.D. DHL. This gem of a book focuses on children although it is not about children per se. Schaef always believed that adults should read children's books because they (the adults) need to read them. From an author that is well-experienced in the world of living life, observing and participating with others, this book abounds with wisdom and immense possibilities for learning, healing and growing and can be read to young children or simply taken in by anyone who likes to read or learn.
THE TRUTH CAN BE STARING YOU RIGHT IN THE FACE SOMEONE IS TAUGHT HOW TO COVER THEIR STEPS BUT MISTAKES ARE MADE!!!Trisha and her daughter Promise moved to the city of New Bern, North Carolina from South Carolina. She wanted a fresh start. This fresh start turned into her fighting for her life and protecting her daughter. While she is fighting ,the secrets of sins are revealed. Will she be able to get away? Who, What will help her as well themselves?
Rebecca Marshall is a widowed mother of two, living in a small town in Colorado. Her major concern is getting through another day financially and emotionally intact with her two children. But centuries away, in a primitive country besieged by an evil wizard, forces are at work to draw Rebecca back to her destiny-a destiny that has followed her through countless incarnations and is now demanding to be fulfilled.
This book conveys important information concerning human behavior and provides remedies to transform it in a positive and productive way.
three hundred years have passed, since humans settled on a plane called Galaxo. Leaving the Moon of Corningwith order from Quad never return. The Centurion and Palatonians have started an invasion Nowtrouble come again, this time in the form of Drex. This will lead Shila on a wild quest with hermentor Basco and son Dris on a search of a lifetime. Let the Search For Icol Begin.
In contrast to most how-to-writing books, How to be Your Own Best Editor focuses on one of the most imposing challenges you need to confront as a writer: editing your own work. With insight, precision, and wit, author Barry Tarshis introduces you to concepts and easy-to-use mental tools that will enable do more than simply spot typos or uncover grammar errors when your reviewing something you've just written. What you'll learn how to do instead once you're read this book is to recognize when your writing, quite apart from its content, isn't delivering that content as clearly, concisely, or as engaging as you would like it to be-and, more important, what to do to make your writing more readable. "e;How to Be Your Own Best Editor"e; is the most valuable book of its kind I have read since Strunk and White's The Elements of Style-and is a good deal more fun to read. I will refer to again and again. Eric Burns, former broadcast journalist , whose 16 published works include Broadcast Blues , Joy of Books, the Spirits of America, and Infamous Scribblers
This book explains how, in a person's life, you can go through ups and downs and trials and tribulations. It doesn't matter how hard life can get with either your upbringing or your past action from impulse. Believe in yourself, and you will shine in the end. Times will be hard, but look how you can go through things and still make it.
James Atkins lived a life filled with triumph and misfortune, dogged by hurt passed down through his family. As the years go by, he witnesses both joy and tragedy in a time of great change in the United States. Ember is a story of love, hurt, betrayal, faith and forgiveness reflected in the struggles of the Atkins and Knight families - from the disfiguring echoes of slavery in the deep South to the promise of a better life in the Imperial Valley, California during the tumultuous 1960s and '70s. Part mystery, part family saga, Ember traces the struggles, sacrifices, frustrations, and righteous anger of James Atkins culminating with the burning of his family home and its aftermath. James' life becomes a window into a troubled soul trying to find his footing in a changing world where answers are scarce and healing never seems to take hold.
Lizanne Dyer has spent many years fighting her demons-some of which she has conquered and others she continues to battle. Through introspective reflection and years of focusing on growing personally, Lizanne now realizes that her struggles have made her stronger and helped her accept herself for who she is without the need for external validation. In a poignant collection of poems that reflect on her path through life to date, Lizanne leads others through the five stages of grief in order to illustrate that when we stay the course and push through, no matter how difficult the struggle, there is peace and joy at the end of the journey. After explaining each stage, Lizanne shares poems that explore the emotions related to denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and eventually acceptance. Throughout her collection, Lizanne gently reminds all of us that it is okay to feel vulnerable-for it is in those moments that we are most human. & Life Goes On shares a volume of poems that provides a glimpse into one woman's lyrical story as she freed herself from the bondage of depression and healed her heart.
My book is a wonderful depiction of the US first ladies. My book is educational and informative. I enjoy this book because it tells you behind-the-scenes glimpse of the government in real life.
The Conquering Pearl book is about me conquering through obstacles in my life that I have not only overcame, but have conquered through by the grace of God. Such as suffering from depression and at one point wanting to take my own life. This season that you're in is only temporary, and God is calling you out of hiding. That is fear, insecurity, and depression. This is your birthing place, your moment, and your time to soar away like never before. I'm ready to learn and grow on so many levels with others who are just as tired of mediocrity as I am and be unstoppable! So, I did it scared! It was time to release myself from those things that I have no control of. I'm a living testimony and God has equipped me to share this with you. There's no validation needed! I shall no longer feel intimidated from others. There's not another day I will let those spiritual strong holds keep me bounded because I am more than a conqueror!
After World War I, follow Ava the daughter of an Irish immigrant family in America at the height of the Roaring Twenties, looking for love. Quickly, Ava has her first romantic encounter with a suave, handsome sailor. She becomes pregnant with his child just before his ship departs. Their love was never meant to last, and Ava is now an unwed mother struggling to survive. Following abuse and a series of bad decisions, Ava comes to learn the power of her own sexuality. She uses her beauty and body as tools to get what she needs, but this dangerous lifestyle cannot last. She returns home to her family only to fall prey to yet another ill-advised affair that takes her to Italy but leads to more heartbreak. Alone, Ava fights the stigmas of society. She battles to maintain a delicate balance between motherhood and independence in an antiquated world that loves to shun. Life offers many forks in the road, and we must choose our path. Although Ava's path is twisted and rife with despair, she finds the strength to stand on her own.
Shattered, no longer broken, is a reference to how many different pieces life can break us into, shattering us and keeping us from living as we were intended to do. Life's experiences can stop us from growing, cause intense pain, anxiety and fear, make us question ourselves, and doubt that we are even deserving of anything better. It is a reference to all these shattered pieces, being put back together into a beautiful, strong, unique, mosaic piece of art. This book is about my life experiences, my own personal pain and trauma from a life long journey filled with addictions from loved ones, as well as the learning and realization that in order to help others you have to stop enabling them, taking responsibility for them, and trying to control them and force them to make changes. It is about allowing them to face their own consequences and live their own life paths. This book is about learning to take care of yourself, even when everything around you is dark and hopeless. It is about us finding ourselves, our hope and courage to make changes in only those we can control: ourselves. It teaches us that self care, is not selfish, but is very important and vital in our personal growth and recovery. It teaches us to not be dependent on others for Our happiness, self-worth, or purpose. It teaches us to love ourselves, accept ourselves where we are at, and take care of ourselves, so that we are able to support others, without becoming entangled and one with their addictions and behaviors.
We all have life experiences that unveil the core of our souls and reveal the transparency of our hearts by way of actions, words, and deeds. The good news is that even after wicked actions, the heart can be made clean and our spirits can be renewed and righteous. In a guide for Christians inspired by prayer and the Holy Spirit, Karen Aletha Franklin shares testimonies and insights that reflect on the basics of life and the simplicity of God's Word in down-to-earth language. With frankness and love, Karen Aletha relates the reality that humanity's struggles, issues, and victories are more common than we think, and that the spirit of God is the candle that not only reveals the secrets of the heart but also heals and saves the sinful soul through the work of the cross. Through it all, Karen Aletha guides Christians to move on to perfection in Christ Jesus and build the kingdom of God-one soul, one family, and one nation at a time. I Didn't Even Know That Was There is an inspirational guide that leads Christians down a powerful path to healing the heart, soul, and spirit and ultimately finding perfection in Christ Jesus.
Every wondered if Zombies were not just dead and decaying corpses, but rather an evolutionary track on which man kind either evolves or devolves. check out this exciting new book. It will make you think and question what zombies really are.
This book is about the things Poet went through and the ways she found a way of dealing with it. It talks about being abused, emotionally drained, and just trying to survive the next day.
Princess Arianna has lived a privileged life as heir to the Oberian throne. But when Draxon, her father's exiled brother, attacks the palace, holding her parents' hostage, she finds herself caught in the midst of a sinister plot to take over Oberia. With her parents' lives and her kingdom hanging in the balance, she embarks on a perilous journey to find a magical rose. Along the way, she befriends Gabriel, a charming thief, who wants to help her, and Darian, a mysterious crew member on a ship called the Maryanne. Arianna soon finds herself caught in a tug of war between the two boys, each trying to win her heart. As she faces a series of unexpected obstacles and uncovers secrets from Draxon's dark past, she quickly realizes the only person she can truly trust is herself. Arianna must do whatever it takes to protect her parents, her kingdom, and above all, her heart.
Set on the country's few month's old "e;revolutionary government "e;, and amidst the euphoria over the victory of the 1986 People Power Revolution, 38 Dark Days is a microcosmic picture of repudiating the much touted ideals that the latter fought for by the action of the former. This novel is a day to day account of the struggles of an academic community that filed a peaceful protest against the surreptitious appointment of somebody to replace the current president. It mirrors the pain, frustrations, and growing hopelessness amid a reticent determination to fight and bring their pleas to the powers that be, locally and nationally. The pervading plea was simply to insulate the academe from political interference so that excellence rather than mediocrity become the norm to inspire them, uphold integrity rather than opportunism, and strengthen institutional structures to withstand political meddling, among others. The roles played in the protest by the local and national politicians, educational leaders, local media (print and broadcast), the military (local and regional), the court of justice , and the local community contribute significantly to paint a gripping view of the crisis that develops. These and their ramifications rock the state college in Metro Ciudad showing a vivid interplay of societal forces and its consequences. The 38th day is not the end all, though. In effect, the events like the search for a new college president to follow days after, turn out to be lengthened shadows of the agony and the painful compromise that had marked the past days. Has the ethos of opportunism, incompetence, and indifference prevailed?Light moments were skillfully interwoven in the story. These serve as catharsis and energizer to keep aflame the hope despite the adversities, while injecting lessons on crisis management on the personal, social, or institutional level. xxx
It is a warm, sunny summer day on Frog Pond, but Hoppy the frog just isn't feeling like himself. He has lost his energy to hop or sing his croaking songs - he seems to have lost his hoppity-hop! What can be done? Hoppy's mommy takes him to see Caitie the cat, who is a holistic nurse. Caitie recommends that Hoppy and his parents move upstream, to the Healing Pond where little frogs are healthy and strong. Here, all the animals are kept well by their holistic friends. When Hoppy and his parents arrive, they meet Stevie the Skunk, an aromatherapist, who is the first of several new friends. Hopefully the healing gifts shared by all Hoppy's new friends will help him get his hoppity-hop back. In this children's story, Hoppy and his family will learn about, aromatherapy, acupuncture, herbal medicine, yoga, mindfulness, and healing touch. This fairytale is set in the Blue Ridge Mountains, particularly the Pisgah Forest of North Carolina - a land lush with Appalachian culture. In addition, little fairies with heart-shaped wings are embedded in the illustrations on pages that depict Dr. Jean Watson's theory of Caring Science.
Reflections is a motivational quotes book that will provide the tools to help inspire positive change in the life of others. The purpose of this book is to help build better critical thinking skills, and to strive for positive outcomes. The acknowledgement that words have power, and we have control over what we say, what we do, and how we feel. The perspective of many, should be a mirror of a few. One major key for success, is understanding in order to build, space is needed. This motivational book will become a reminder that your future is yours to conquer. Take a long look in the mirror and be proud of the reflection.
As a social worker and foster carer, I am inspired sometimes and frustrated often. In this book Adrian skilfully challenges statutory and voluntary complexities asking us to consider a simple question "e;does this work for this child?"e; For those that have considered fostering or have fostered, for those that have dedicated themselves to improving outcomes for vulnerable children....... there is no quick fix or even a 'right way' but just wonky wheels that need reinventing. Here Adrian skilfully challenges statutory and voluntary complexities but through it all inspires all of us to question "e;are we listening to the child & each other and is this working?"e; Blair Mortimer Bsc Social Work. Statuary social worker. Adrian is a believer in God and in people. His real-life stories from fostering are told in a raw and honest way. At a time when more foster homes are needed than ever before there are surely many who will be inspired by his humour and vulnerability to dare to start the journey into fostering for themselves. Both joys and challenges will lie ahead but Adrian has shown that there are many who will one day look back at their lives and thank God for precious memories of the little things you did, and said, and quite simply the fact that you were there - for them. Stuart Lindsell BA Theology. Social Pedagogue Trainer for Foster Care.
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