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Dr. Rosemond's informative book for coaches deals with the often overlooked causes and effects of stress on coaches of all sports and levels from middle school to professionals and candidly relates from years of first-hand experience proper ways to deal with the difficulties faced by the coach in today's ever-changing, perplexing world. She also deals with avoiding burnout, something which also affected her personally. In my opinion reading and following the advice in this book can make all of the difference for a coach in coping and failure.

Bella Fontaine has dreamed of witnessing the spectacle of a total eclipse of the sun for many years. In July of 2010, she has the opportunity to travel to Easter Island in the Polynesian triangle off the coast of Chile go there and fulfill her dream. While gazing into the heavens, she thinks how her life has been like the darkness of the sun during the eclipse, and her thoughts take her back. As a child she endured an abusive relationship with her mother. Her father, a prosperous doctor in McMinnville, Tennessee, leaves home and is never heard from. When her mother dies suddenly she feels all alone. As a young woman she is raped, and becomes pregnant. Unwilling to have an abortion, she heeds the advise of her dying grandmother and gives up her son for adoption. Encouraged and endowed by her Christian grandmother, she attends college in Knoxville and becomes a nurse to use her talents to help others. But the shadows of her abuse cover her like a dark quilt. Her fondest dream would be to find her estranged father. And what happened to her son? Read this amazing story of grit and resolve and discover Bella's destiny.

Elizabeth has finally come full circle, returning to the mountain homeland of her youth, a feat that she had felt impossible. She has become a new person, full of happiness and love. But now, in her new life, fresh problems arise. How will she react? Will her love for Daniel be enough to face the struggles that now surface? Follow the fascinating continuing adventures as the couple begins their practice in the worst section of Appalachia. This is the second book in "The Mountains Trilogy."

For many years I've felt that someone in our family should have written a family history, so those of us that those of us who come along later would have a better knowledge of our ancestry. That hasn't happened, so I've decided not only to write a sketch of family history but also leave a legacy of love. So, with a strong determination and the help of the Lord, all things are possible. James F. (Jimmy) Stewart

After forty years of standing behind her hairdresser's chair, Cherie Jobe has gathered volumes to share. Cherie, having dealt with some bad hair days of her own, offers genuine friendship, candid humor and wise counseling when clients, friends and acquaintances share child¬hood nightmares, relationship struggles and deeply hidden hurts. Through a series of stories about the bad hair days of life, Cherie Jobe offers the gifts of inspiration and hope, teaching everyone who experiences their own bad hair days how to be content, peaceful and strong.

This delightful full-color fact-based book of canine adventures is told from the prospective of the dogs themselves, two Black Labs, who live with their humans on the Texas Gulf Coast, hence, their names appear as authors on the cover. This book is sure to delight children and adults alike who enjoy animals and their wonderful antics.

During the time of Jesus, there was every reason to believe that, according to his teachings and within his own inner circle, women were uniquely empowered as fully equal. It was not until the fourth century that the church was on its way to understanding itself in opposition to women. The early image of Mary Magdalene as a trusted apostle of Jesus proved to be a major obstacle to establishing male dominance. As a result, she was simply recast, courtesy of Pope Gregory in 591 AD, as the repentant sinner, the prostitute, the whore, the harlot, wherein the emphasis on sexuality, as the root of all evil, further served to subordinate all women; an ingenious idea, an even more lucrative plan. Based on the inner reflection of this inquisitive author, Mary Magdalene: A Personal Connection reminds one that we are a composite of both feminine and masculine; our true, pure, essential selves. In accordance with the mystical traditions that came to be known as alchemy, many have looked at these processes as being about converting the physical metal of lead into gold, but the key message in all of this was the transformation of the individual and thereby discovering what it means to be spirit residing within a human (physical) body. In order to become truly spiritual beings, we must accept ourselves as we are, and also as we are becoming, for therein lies the truth behind the alchemical marriage between the enlightened heart (feminine) and the illumined mind (masculine); the result of which is, none other than, the Philosopher's Stone.

This is a full-color interior book of entirely new poetry written by Stanley J St. Clair, author of Reflections on Life. All entries were written between 2013 and 2015 are based primarily on true events in the poet's life.

Limericks, Jokes and Other Such Rubbish is a rich mixture of comical topics, all clean, including original limericks, cute things kids said, names with witty connotations, strange true stories, blonde jokes, puns, Scottish jokes, unusual snippets from actual church bulletins, thoughtful quotes of famous folks and lots of passed-on humor. All is included that we may have a hearty laugh, and not intended to be hurtful to anyone.

This book is about James Edmon and JoAnn (Webb) Sandlin's life and family. It includes where they went to school, when they met and married and detailed information about their children, and grandchildren. It follows James through his service to his country in the Marines and his education and career. But even more than this, it tells of his dedication and service to his church and their travels and the many friends that he and JoAnn made through the years. James also traces his and JoAnn's ancestors and the impression that their families made on their lives. This book is a great chronicle of a wonderful family and is a treasure trove of history. Includes hundreds of photos and numerous articles.

This is the first volume of a series of unique travel guides which will be global in scope. In addition to popular vacation destinations, parks, historic sites, museums, festivals, sports, special events and attractions, much of which is from first-hand observation, with a HIGHLY RECOMMENDED feature, this volume highlights the history of each featured area. It also gives directions, scenic routes, and prominent universities and institutions of higher learning. Several other individuals have contributed bits of information and photos.

Through a series of heartrending secrets, Cherie Jobe offers the gifts of hope and wisdom, teaching how to be content, peaceful, and strong, even during the bad hair days of life. Her 30 years behind her hairstylist's chair have given Cherie volumes to share. Having learned the "hard knocks way," Cherie offers friendship, candid humor and wise counsel when clients reveal childhood tragedies, relationship troubles, and deeply hidden hurts. In shared stories of secrets no longer feared, these ordinary people find extraordinary strength in hope, love and forgiveness.

This book of delightful children's rhymes is illustrated throughout with pencil drawings by the author to keep the interest of its young readers and make them daydream of things which can only be imagined by young, formative minds.

A tome that delves into both incarnation (the process whereby the non-physical essence of Source is invested with physical form; a union of the physical plane (of existence) with the non-physical) as well as reincarnation (the re-cycling of this non-physical essence into different physical forms, different time periods and different roles, in order to experience all forms of materiality, to understand each thoroughly, and to learn how to manipulate, and maintain, these forms in balance and harmony), each is the sum total of past experiences, from various perspectives, over eons of existence. Ad Infinitum: Unchanging and Forevermore is a love story involving Ysabeau and Ghislain, twin souls who are successful in finding each other in the physical arena of the 21st century.

This is the leaders guide with the devotional to be used in conjunction with Tammy Mentzer Brown's A Teacher's Prayer in either individual study sessions or as the primary text book for Small Group studies. The original book, A Teacher's Prayer, deals with the trauma of a young girl who endured abusive situations growing up in foster care and a children's home, and the positive results of prayer in her behalf. It is a five-week study. The book has recieved high praise from church leaders, educators, and numerous readers.

This devotional is to be used in conjunction with Tammy Mentzer Brown's A Teacher's Prayer in either individual study sessions or as the primary text book for Small Group studies. The original book, A Teacher's Prayer, deals with the trauma of a young girl who endured abusive situations growing up in foster care and a children's home, and the positive results of prayer in her behalf. It is a five-week study. The book has recieved high praise from church leaders, educators, and numerous readers.

In this well-written back-to-basics look at the spiritual makeup, and purpose, of man, Michele Doucette deals, head-on, with the great philosophical questions that have continued to plague humanity from the beginning of their existence on this planet. After laying out the basics, she takes each question and explores it with genuine care for her readers; her stated purpose being to empower, motivate and inspire others to live happier (more fulfilled) lives. There exists a secret in this vast universe of ours: if you can change the way you perceive any given situation, then each context, thereafter, will have changed. In essence, if you can change the way you look at things, the things you look at will change. In reminding us that thought is all powerful, that thought is creation, so, too, must we awaken to the importance of entertaining positive and uplifting thoughts for our own health and well-being. Drawing from both the wisdom of the ages, as well as views held by the great sages throughout history, she attempts to help others connect with eternal Source. Through extensive research, including her own analytical prowess, and wisdom, this author describes, and deciphers, what it takes to know thyself, a most essential goal. The intent of this book is four-fold; [1] to relieve the reader of worry, stress, fear and guilt, [2] to show the reader how to both embrace positive energy and reject negative energy, [3] to delve within oneself, thereby living metaphysical principles, and [4] to transform one's inner world through spiritual metamorphosis.

This fascinating full-color children's book is brightly illustrated and brilliantly written by one of the true British Faerie Art geniuses of our day, Hazel Brown. It is told from the vantage point of a young lad, and is based on the true story of Henry St. Clair, Jarl of Orkney, known the world over as 'Prince Henry'. One hundred years before Columbus, this princely ruler of the Orkney Iles of Scotland, along with his Admiral, Antonio Zenos, a prominent Italian navigator of the day, undertook a brave voyage to the coast of Nova Scotia, and southward, making friends with the Native Mic Macs. Not only will children all over the world treasure this captivating story, but it will be loved by parents as well.

The Vicar of Christ, or Vicarius Christi, is a term, in keeping with the Papacy, that generally refers to the earthly representative of God or Christ; a most specific term (first appearing in the 5th century) used in reference to the Bishop of Rome (also known as the Pope). This author, while setting the historical stage, believes that all can aspire to becoming a Vicar of Christ. Clearly, then, this can be viewed as the end goal for each of us; one based on both enlightenment and transcendence.

A story that encompasses both historical and metaphysical fact, weaved into a fictitious tale, Michaela Callaghan, known affectionately as Dr. Mike, is a Metaphysician, Healtheologist and Past-Life Regressionist. In the course of her personal studies, she comes to remember a past life as a Cathar healer and herbalist in Béziers, France. With pictures and memories so vivid, painting them comes both easily and naturally, as does heartache, in the remembrance of Jonathan (Jon) Maguire, her Sidhe companion, with the most amazingly deep emerald green eyes, framed by the darkest, curliest, lashes; so black that they look like they have been darkened with soot. Knowing that information retrieved from memories of the past can provide one with information pertinent to one's current incarnation, Michaela has no idea what this is supposed to mean, aside from her Alternative Healing practice. With information that is rich and well researched, the love story that emerges between Isabeau and Jon is one that encapsulates the transcendence of time.

Silas Marner: The Weaver of Raveloe is the third novel penned by George Eliot, a pseudonym for Victorian author Mary Anne Evans, first published in England in 1861. It is a dramatic tale of a reclusive weaver, which in strong realism depicts the author's sophisticated treatments of her attitude toward religion. In a script set in the early 19th century, Silas Marner is a member of a small Calvinist congregation in Lantern Yard, a slum street in an unnamed city in the North of England. He is falsely accused of stealing the congregation's funds while caring for a very ill deacon. A pocket-knife belonging to Marner and the bag formerly containing the money are found in his house. It appears evident to Silas that his best friend, William Dane, has framed him, because he had lent the pocket-knife to William a short while before, and had not seen it since. Silas is proclaimed guilty by the members of his church and the woman he was to marry rejects him, and later weds Dane. With his life and his heart ripped apart, Silas leaves Lantern Yard and the city he has long called home. Marner heads south, settling near the village of Raveloe, where he lives as a recluse, plying his trade of weaving, and hoarding his earnings. When his gold is stolen by Dunstan Cass, the dissolute young son of a squire, who is the town's leading landowner, Silas sinks into a deep depression, despite the villagers' attempts to aid him. "Dunsey" Cass disappears, and once again no association is made between the thief and the theft.

Living The Jedi Way is a volume that engages the reader in a discussion surrounding Jediism. Focusing on the symbolism found within the Star Wars movies, it is well know that a Jedi's strength flows from the Force. One must always be cautious, therefore, against anger, fear and aggression because fear is the path to the dark side, meaning that fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, and hate leads to suffering. In determining the good side from the bad, a Jedi uses the Force for knowledge and defense, but never for attack. Remaining calm and at peace, while engaging in both rational thought as well as meditation, is touted herein, as the path to enlightenment (as opposed to the dark side of violent passion and erratic emotion). So, too, does this book draw comparisons between Star Wars terminology and the spiritual path.

One of the most challenging tasks we face is to learn to become nonjudgmental, thereby disentangling ourselves from both emotionally charged situations as well as from the collective intellectual mindset of laws, rules and dogma. The way of nonjudgment is the way to remembering the sacredness of all life. If you are to experience your own freedom and resolution, so, too, must you learn how to love yourself and others. In responding to people with love and compassion, you readily move from conflict to harmony. When you remember, embrace and share your divinity, you free others to walk their truth. This is a book that talks about fear, conditioning, anger, inaction, neutrality, detachment, apathy, knowledge, wisdom, compassion, compassionate allowing, love, selfishness, selflessness, mindfulness, integral spiritual practices, discernment, indifference, suppression, unboundedness, transcendence, antagonism, empowerment, positivity, visionary Christianity, dharma, inspiration, authenticity, celebrating diversity, conscious creation and ascension, all from a heart-based consciousness approach to living.

Having already received high critical reviews by a number of well-known personalities, Katy Ishee's new children's book is bound to take off throughout the galaxy. Gemini is a baby bear with twin spirits which was given for adoption against the will of his mother. God has some special new parents in mind for Gemini, who are soon to become bear angels. In the meantime, his first mother is determined to search the entire universe, if need be, to find her beloved baby. Mesmerizing text and illustrations.

The writing of a spiritual biography allows an individual to journal their purpose, their strength, their significant turning points in life; in short, their journey of awakening. Michele Doucette has herein taken the time to document the truth of her heart. The life story of every individual is unique; as such, each deserves to be treasured, to be acknowledged, to be remembered. In reflecting on her own spiritual journey, this author hopes to be able to inspire others to draw closer to the divine potential that already exists within themselves. In the words of author Susan Wittig Albert ... The spiritual path represents the Process of Becoming whereby the soul remembers itself and the soul discovers its true identity as spirit.

To awaken to the preponderance of oneness, to awaken to the integrity of harmony, to awaken to the completeness of unity - these are our ultimate reasons for being. In order to attain the wisdom (insight and understanding) that is needed, one must first understand the nature of the universe (wherein mindfulness and lucid living are what knowingly contribute to transcendence). It becomes in answering several questions of great importance, while knowing and believing that we are all connected, that the transformative process can begin.

Shakar: Blind Ambition is an sci-fi adult fantasy told in the third person. Ayesha has her sights set on wedlock with Schezan, heir to the High Obajan, who is overall ruler of the Shakar race. Their attraction is mutual. Varoi is a warrior in search of his soulmate, with an outstanding score to settle with Schezan. Varoi is in pursuit of marauders when Ayesha makes contact; her timing is a potentially perilous distraction. Later, Varoi meets Ayesha and promptly declares his interest. She, however, is initially unimpressed. As she discovers more about both males, she becomes torn by divided loyalties and her inability to choose between Varoi and his rival, Schezan, and avoids contact with both. Follow their exciting adventures, which reveal a side of Schezan previously unseen, and lead Varoi, even at near-impossible odds, to risk his life for healing and love.

This moving book follows the adventures of Captain Ron Cunningham during his extensive tenure with the Tullahoma, Tennessee Police Department, highlighting a number of intriguing true crime cases in which he and his capable officers were involved. Relive these exciting events with Ron as he describes the true life of an investigator on a day-to-day basis. This volume is the third and final installment in this series, co-authored by Stan St. Clair, which bagan with Conspiracy in the Town that Time Forgot, the harrowing tale of the contract out on Ron's life when he was a small-town sherrif in Moore County, Tenneessee in the late 1970s and early '80s. The second volume was Conspiracy Book II, In Pursuit of Justice, a sequel to the original story.

Quantum physics states that substance comes into existence through actual observation, meaning that when a mind thinks something into existence, it becomes real. Thus, energy is both conscious (fully aware, deliberate and intentional) and infinite (boundless and endless). It is the cyclic universe theory that postulates that the universe has no beginning and no end (in a traditional sense), given that the universe has been exploding into existence, repeatedly over time, extending far into the past as well as into the future; hence, it is quite conceivable, in fact, that the universe has existed forever. In addition, this theory also states that matter and energy, albeit finite, are infinitely recycled. Knowing that energy is incarnate, that energy is constant, that energy is cyclical, that everything emanates from the same source, I am everything and everything is me. Likewise, you are everything and everything is you. Having identified the Maharishi Effect, learning to activate the unified field, courtesy of Transcendental Consciousness, shows us that world peace is very much achievable. Clearly, science and mysticism are more deeply entwined than has been previously thought.

Sam O'Brian, a pudgy, aging world-renowned newsman, now Editor-in-chief for The Albany Daily Tribune, sat in his office reflecting. About 1943 he had been introduced to the tall, enchanting Deirdre MacDarroch, a young red-headed reporter from near Asheville, North Carolina, by her good friend, Marie Dotson, a famous private-eye. Deirdre was now was in his employ, and was a great asset to the paper. One rainy day, she came barging into his office door in a skin-tight leather jump-suit, soaked to the skin. Deirdre's large, gold-speckled, green eyes looked panic-stricken. When she nervously demanded a leave of absence, Sam knew something was amiss. She had uncovered a shocking crime involving the powerful Campbell brothers, one being the head of the mob in the UK. She had pictures-proof of their actions, and they were closing in on her rapidly. Marie Dotson had worked on the story with her, and was also in danger. After Sam agrees to help, Deirdre, who has a black wig, and a disguise, is on her way. But little did she know that Marie was also changing her appearance to that of a redhead, and she was at Deirdre's apartment with a gun, laying in wait for the Campbells. The Campbells made a hit and thought that Deirdre was dead. Returning by car to North Carolina, Deirdre meets with her two sisters and her friends there, who know the truth about her past and what she must now do. The problems between the MacDarrochs and the Campbells had not begun in the twentieth century. They had been going on since the late seventeenth century-the time when Deirdre and her sisters had left Scotland in a black fog which transported them to the future. Now they must return, and right the wrongs of the past. Travel with Deirdre and her sisters, Kimberly and Monica MacDarroch as they return to the Isle of Jura, to the age of the feudal clans, and their noble roots. Thrill with Deirdre as she rediscovers the sizzling romance with Laird Edward Thomas MacDonald and the titled life for which she was destined. Live with her and Sir Tommy their chilling clashes with King William of Orange and glory with them in their victories.