Book One: Imagine Living Life Well with Perspective & PerseveranceVolume I: Opening & Dastardly Deeds Evil Ones Do to Create ChaosVolume II: Twisty Turns: Finding What Does & Does Not AssistBook One includes Volume I and II.
Exemplifying nonsensical but random quotes directly related as a result from my entire lifetime ofexperiences in which I have been facing, is the entire essence of this book.
Hope and Humor for Women in Cross-Cultural MinistryScreams in the Desert is an invitation to participate in one womans cross-cultural journey and the lessons she learns along the way.
Silverman nos enseña a conocernos a través de los arquetipos y a identificar el elemento más débil desde la compasión
• Se basa en la sabiduría de nuestros antepasados, quienes comprendían las cuatro direcciones, los cuatro elementos y las cuatro nobles verdades
• Demuestra el importante papel del “observador”, aquella parte de ti que puede mantenerse al margen de los juicios y verte con un enfoque más sabio y compasivo
• Ofrece herramientas para determinar la mezcla de elementos de tu personalidad e identificar el más débil para evitar seguir repitiendo patrones negativos
El elemento perdido fue escrito para todos los que sentimos que algo está “mal” con nosotros, que somos raros o fuera de lo normal.
*; Shows how the certainty of change and loss can support rather than diminish love *; Shares practices and meditations to help love endure in the face of loss, disappointment, change, or any of the ways relationships and circumstances are altered by time *; Explores how to cultivate gratitude for every expression of love we encounter, strengthen compassion for others, and recognize the power of love after life Collaborating with his late son, Jordan, psychologist Matthew McKay offers five ways to keep love alive in a world of impermanence.
The Secret Lies Within in an inside-out look at the trauma and pain so many people experience in this lifetime and how breaking the silence is the first step to freedom.
Thoughtful exploration of midlife spirituality through the prism of nature walksRoger Owens, facing a "e;dark night of the soul"e; as he turned forty and entered midlife, was encouraged by his spiritual director to think of it instead as a "e;threshold of discovery.
Once an individual hath found thy path and begin'eth thy journey toward enlightenment, ye shall know such path lead'eth thee toward thy destiny where ye need not a form of religion because thy spiritual salvation hath already been secured by the unwritten laws of universal knowledge and that of "e;What Is.
"e;'Of course, let us have peace,' we cry, 'but at the same time let us have normalcy, let us lose nothing, let our lives stand intact, let us know neither prison nor ill repute nor disruption of ties .
Robert Muthiah believes a deepened theology of the priesthood of all believers is essential for answering the crucial questions of what shape the church should take in the twenty-first century, and how this theological query relates to the lived experiences of congregations.
This collection of theological essays, spiritual meditations, public prayers, and biblical interpretations provides a focus, day by day, for contemplation and reflection.
Sparked by phrases from the book of Psalms, these poems question and occasionally affirm our everyday ideas about life, mortality, the afterlife, God, family, and belief.
We have all had the experience of being at church and hearing the pastor say, "e;And now with the confidence of children we are bold to pray, 'Our Father .
Christian Warfare in Rhodesia-Zimbabwe examines the history of the Salvation Army in Rhodesia-Zimbabwe and its relationships with the state and with the rest of the church.
Dietrich Bonhoeffer's example of self-sacrificing discipleship has for over fifty years inspired Christians around the world in both their resistance to evil and their devotion to Jesus Christ.
Our world is inundated with war, poverty, disease, economic crises, terrorism, unemployment, fatherlessness, addictions, divorce, abortion, sex trafficking, racism, depression and anxiety, information and stimulation overload, and the list goes on and on.