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For four years, Munish Bansal has chatted with thousands of people online and in emails in his quest to reduce suffering and empower humanity. His message of hope and love and worldwide understanding permeate every page of this life-affirming book. Why are we here? How can we make our lives better? How can we end wars and ensure that every person on the planet has enough to eat and a decent place to live? Through fables, personal anecdotes, conversations, emails and chat transcripts, Bansal shows us how often the way to create more charitable people is simply through talk. Part of Bansal's mission is to start a charity project to effect worldwide change, including a film and more books, with all proceeds going to fund hospitals, schools and more goodwill activities. Empowering and inspiring, A Human Life could change your life-and the lives of everyone on the planet.

The original, groundbreaking survey of woman warrior myths, legends, and traditions in Western literature, drama, and history, including popular culture-now with a comprehensive index. Features a unique warrior typology developed by the authors after a major national poll. An invaluable resource and reference for young women beginning their careers and all women seeking to better understand and manage the conflicts in their lives.

The ultimate employee training program that teaches all workers, regardless of the positions they hold, the titles they have, or the wages they receive, the basic, soft work skills and the good work habits that are essential to their success and happiness on the job.

Mark Laufer's Eden's Revenge is one part futuristic thriller, one part political cautionary tale, and one part psychological study into the survival instincts of the human species. Astronaut Jessie Adams is returning to Earth after a 162-year space voyage and what he discovers is a planet covered in water and a rogue government frantic to survive, no matter how nefarious its strategy. With the human race dangerously close to extinction, questions of survival drive a story that is as dramatic as it is strangely plausible. Exploring man's quest to conquer, control, and revive the human species, Laufer takes the reader on a roller coaster ride, through space and time, in search of the moment of moments that will change their fate.

The story is a memoir told by Anna, about a year in her life that held serious struggles for her when she was about to turn 11 years old. This bright, introspective child lost her loving father and gradually came to realize that he had held their little family together with his charm and philosophical outlook. His strengths are lacking in Anna's mother, and she folds in her new responsibilities. This book is written to inspire, to show that no matter how ugly life can get, the power of life itself will support you. Anna is different from most other children because she learns to look inward for answers to life's difficulties-something that even as adults we have a hard time doing. Anna is guided and inspired by her great aunt. She discovers an inner world that will keep her safe if she will listen to it. The story is set along a grand Florida river in the 1960's with all the lush jungle backdrop that captivates the girl. This book isn't a common story of the abused child who waits to be rescued; Anna is a fierce and invincible force by the end of the book. The God of Anna will take you on an adventure through the world of possibilities and show you how thoughts and behavior create the life you live today. It will show how the answers to our deepest questions are found within our spirit, and how we can find glorious beauty in the dreariest situations.

Since 1999 Rev. Ke'ala Vai has successfully helped many women heal at Aloha Healing Women on the Big Island of Hawaii. Knowing that it would be impossible to reach the vast number of people who need help on their path of healing, she has put what has worked for others into Healing What's Eating You. This holistic protocol works for people with eating disorders, abuse issues, grief, weight concerns, emotional and physical illnesses and for those seeking a spiritual path of awakening. Included are self help workshops on Aromatherapy, Complete Cellular Mental Alignments, Crystal Therapy, DYNAMIND, Food Combining for weight loss and management, Ke'ala Kards of Positive thinking, Neural Lingual Programming, Reflexology, Reiki and Stress reduction. Illnesses such as - Abuse, Eating Disorders, Depression, Negative Energies and clearings and Poisons that effect you, are discussed. Alternative methods of healing such as Acupuncture, Dream Analysis, Exercise, Hypnotherapy, Massage and Pet Therapy are explained as options that you might want to explore. Most importantly this book teaches you how your thinking effects every arena of your life. The sections on Manifesting, Prayer, Ke'ala Kards and Spirituality show you how to take your healing path into your own hands. Your thoughts create your reality. No one can heal you, but you and the powers that be. By honoring and learning the lessons from your challenges, you can release them to be free to enjoy a life full of harmony, peace and happiness. Begin your healing now by opening this book.

Faith, Fortitude and Fear looks upon the Jewish history through reason, adhering to the principal premise that Jewish history, like the history of others, is deeply influenced by the ever-changing social forces and indeed is not a predetermined divine drama. The prominent feature of the book is its balanced, objective and impartial analysis of the Jewish history. The book has been structured to attract both Jewish and non-Jewish readers; particularly at this historic juncture, where knowing about the Jews and their real history is instrumental in understand the centuries-old conflict in the Middle East.

A guide to personal growth and development using the wisdom and insight of two poems and a prayer.

This is a collection of thoughts influenced by everyday life. There is something great about each person on this earth. At the same time, there is something weak within each of us. This is what makes us human. We work each day to make a better tomorrow, providing for our families and helping our fellow man. Our effort to become greater as a people is captured in this collection. In a world that is ever changing, our struggles, our failings, and our victories are part of being human. Therefore, we sometimes forget the greater good. We are all common people, until we decide to be greater. Over time, we each make the difference in each other's lives. The greater good is what is best for all of us, instead of our selfish, short sighted individual achievements. Realizing something great in each person around us, we can inspire our fellow man to be greater, regardless of how small or insignificant our influence. This book is a tribute to those whom inspire us everyday to overcome our challenges and make us thankful for the good life we live. As a man makes his way through life by the sweat of his brow and the pain of his labor, he must find the deeper meaning of his life works. This book is a collection of poetic expressions from the working man's point of view. Each work is meant to honor the American work ethic and our freedom as a people to strive for greatness. We play an important role in each other's lives. Everyday we go out into this world, it is up to us to make the difference in our fellow man's life. Make no mistake, your actions have an influence on every man, woman, and child you may come in contact with. This collection is meant to inspire the reader to be greater in both a spiritual and physical sense. Humanities greatest strengths and weaknesses are exhibited in each work with the simple use of words arranged in a complexity that allows layers of meanings. Without burdening the reader, each work is meant to transform and convey a point of view from an earthy struggle of human feelings, enduring the overwhelming weight of a person's life. We are all burdened by life, and the sheer weight of our burdens sometimes becomes more than we may bare alone. The strengths we cultivate in our lives, along with the inspirations we open ourselves to, ultimately shall deliver us to our greatest potential. Mentally, we travel many roads. It is the road we choose that completes our lives, for better or for worse. May each of us take our next step, with great purpose and meaning, without absence of sober thought, allowing for the positive inspiration of our fellow man.

If common sense prevailed, there would be fewer academic, social and behavior problems within our schools today. This does not appear to be the case as uncommon sense, apparently, is in great demand. This "uncommon sense" approach is pro-active and focuses on the success of all children in school. Beliefs and mechanisms regarding the historical schooling of children, along with some post 9/11 issues, are challenged with new ideas, thoughts and questions. Presented in a diary-like format, this book invites the reader into an intimate exploration of personal and professional growth - all with the best interests of children in mind and heart. "Clearly and supportively written, this book offers a wealth of exciting new opportunities for improvement in our schools. Whether you are a teacher, a parent or someone who works in a school, this innovative book will gently nudge you into thinking differently. Uncommon Sense is uncommonly good." - Ellen Tanner Marsh, New York Times Bestselling Author.

As she makes her daily rounds to visit her nursing home patients, a geriatrician tells us what life and death are like in long-term care, given the insights of a decade of practice. Gilah Silber, M.D., offers up candid portraits of patients, the families who surround or neglect them, and the varied personalities of facilities themselves, where treatment and care are colored by the administrative outlook and the attitudes of staff. Alongside her stories, which are by turns fascinating, funny, exasperating, and moving, Dr. Silber points up the problems and predicaments of old age and chronic illness, some of which can be 'solved' and some of which cannot. She raises searching questions about long-term institutionalized care, and shows how much the standards of business, science, and law-as well as shifting ethics-influence how we care now. In what might be termed 'self-help for the astute, ' Dr. Silber's book is a catalyst, provoking us to think creatively about aging and the end of life

In What God Expects of Every Church Member: A Manual for New Member Orientation, Dr. Gregory E. Moore addresses what new members of the Christian church are called to do in their faith. The book names and explains ten basic expectations God has for all who follow Him.

Learn about one man's amazing journey through life. Unknowingly being part of historic moments in time, all the while making positive contributions and growing as a man. Follow Dr. Aubrey Jacobs' life from childhood, educational pursuits, love and family, and Free Masonry. Discover what experiences and encounters contributed to his becoming the man he was. This is a first hand account of some of the key moments and thoughts in Dr. Jacobs' life.

The book represents a compilation of papers on Ruminant Livestock production technology as well as the social policy initiatives required to enhance technology adoption in developing countries. The essential thesis of the book is that livestock production particularly in small island developing states is stymied more by the prevailing unfavourable economic environment than by the adverse affects of climate; the latter which has largely been mitigated by technological advances.The remedy is therefore to be found in creating a policy environment favourable to technology uptake by livestock producers.

Learn how to most effectively understand and improve performance in healthcare, nuclear power generation and other high risk industries.