Bøger af Judy Robinson

True Love is what we all want and what we have all striven for. This book brings to life a love between Isis and Ra, who were born in the beginning of time, Alpha and Omega, where true love exists beyond this world. It is what we could all have here on earth if we were to internalize the lessons Isis and Ra teach in this book.

We can be one with God's Will being done. This book is about being one with God. It is to have total faith and trust that God only wants us to return back to him. It is about surrendering our wrong thoughts for Him to heal. It is for us to become an open and clear channel for God to work through us. It is for us to keep our traditional religion, or our religion we have right now as the base for our integrity. This book combines psychology, philosophy, comparative religions and spiritual teachings, to teach the reader to learn on their own by looking within. This prevents the reader from being pulled into the wrong propaganda that some religions may use to manipulate them to their way of thinking. "If you ask your Holy Spirit to guide you to understand the truth of any of these teachings, you will."

In rediscovering these stories about our shared history, we learn who we were, who we are, and who we can be.Adventure can be uncovered in the most unexpected of places. In 1521: Rediscovering the History of the Philippines, author Judy Robinson takes a deep dive into the forgotten stories of Filipinos in the advent of Spanish colonization, beginning with Ferdinand Magellan's arrival in the archipelago. Robinson goes on a journey to discover the hidden history of the Philippines and of herself. She shares with us that history consists of more than one story. While reading this book, you will discover that precolonial Filipinos had a complex social structure that was more advanced than previously acknowledged. Through 1521: Rediscovering the History of the Philippines, Robinson hopes to share these stories from history, teach the next generation of the diaspora more about where they come from, and see the different sides of history as a way to find what connects us instead of what divides us.