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Ueli Oswald offers a frank and deeply touching account of exactlythis situation. His father, now in retirement, decides to end his lifeand seeks the help of an assisted dying organisation. Should the sonsupport the old man or should he try to restrain him? How can he besure that his father has really made up his mind once and for all?They grow closer as they make their decisions and face their fears atdeath's door.

This book aims too give a profound understanding of what personal and collective trauma is and what serves healing. A somatic view is combined with a systemic approach and many case studies, guided meditations and exercises make the theoretical explanations tangible. The process of trauma healing is examined, not only in a psychological, but also a spiritual context, recognising the trauma does not only need to be a destructive, but can also become an awakening force. The author throughout the book includes his personal healing journey after losing his wife in tragic accident. In this way the book does not only speak to the reader's intellect, but also reaches him on a feeling level, because only there can real healing take place.

What is the difference Between me and me? You? Life? We are life So what difference does it make? What difference do we make? Carl and Stella have a history together as a couple that did not last. After having been oblivious to each other for many years, Carl calls Stella one day and they start seeing each other again. Friends that meet and talk their walk, intending to walk their talk as they share and explore the fabric of life the way it presents itself to them. They are on their different paths, which sometimes cross on this often winding journey, covering big and small issues, high and low ground, keen on every turn. You are invited to join! Vivek was born and raised in Sweden, where she also went to business school and studied psychology. When her body became increasingly affected by disease, she realised she needed to turn in more and in the early 2000s also started to enjoy the Indian master Oshos teachings and techniques about meditation and therapy, which added immensely to her life experience. This story developed as an offspring from that.

A historical and multi-biographical novel, based on factsand over¬flowing with social history.A GUARDIAN ANGEL IS WATCHING OVER TWO CHILDREN,SO HE CAN TELL YOU ABOUT THEIR UNCONVENTIONAL YOUNGLIVES COVERING THE YEARS 1935 to 1955Share the life of little Annabelle, whose early ambition was to learn at schooland progress to grammar school; a ¬awed ambition. Her mother suffersfrom valvular disease of the heart. If she bends over, the heart can't sendoxygen back up. Annabelle lives in constant fear that her mother will die,so she becomes a housebound child, mature in domesticity and caring,but growing into a naïve adolescent. Discover how WW2 affects her andher family in a village in rural Hampshire where WW1 disabled men areundertaking ARP, Home Guard and similar duties in this conflict.A wonderful insight into authentic country life in England.Andre, the boy, is overjoyed when evacuation from East Croydon, London,gets him away from his unkind stepmother. Unhappy in a life without love,his questions have always been answered with, "...your mother died givingbirth to you". As Andre matures, a whole can of worms is opened andbreath-taking drama ensues.It's the Guardian Angel's wish that these two young people meet and marrybecause they have both suffered during infancy and youth, and would surelymake the perfect couple. The book reveals all the secrets.

Foxy Foo, the little fox cub, is on his way to his friend's house when he takes a wrong turn in the forest and ends up at a rickety house in the woods ...

There is widespread fear of a resurgence of ritualistic human sacrifice in many parts of Africa and this situation looks as though it will continue to cause fierce doubt among rational thinkers. It is argued that the ghosts of the 1930s have returned.The author seeks to establish whether there is any link between ritual murder and the historical, traditional religious beliefs that were abolished during the missionary period and are today argued by elderly respondents as being the source of the resurgence of ritual murder, related to suppressed beliefs and wider economic influences. This book will address the key issues relevant to this context systematically, such as the acceptability of corruption in cultural development, the impact of the deterioration in moral values and the problem of faking culture as an assumed means of success. The impact of changes in society will also be analysed and considered as a question that should guide national developments in the global influence of commercialisation and fear. The author examines how (European) missionary teaching abolished every existing African belief and value, which were the bonds that united people. As a result of annihilating these beliefs and values, communities descended into immorality, corruption and lack of communal responsibility.This book is a unique and valuable resource for the churches and for secular groups concerned with the way in which ritualistic beliefs are increasingly endangering human lives and have led to a worsening moral deterioration in society in general.