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My name is Mrs. Latruth and I created this Journal to encourage, uplift, and inspire women to love themselves and learn about self-love. Nowadays, women tear each other down and disparage each other, rather than uplifting each other. It is also rare that you hear Women speak on self-love. I am a WOMAN with a VISION to EMPOWER WOMEN to DO MORE, SEE MORE, & BE MORE. I strongly believe that WOMEN should EMPOWER each other instead of being HATEFUL & ENVIOUS of one another. Other WOMEN are not my competition; I STAND with them NOT against them.

We are spiritual beings in this human body. This book describes fifteen spiritualweapons to fight the "SPIRITUAL WAR THAT HAPPENS INSIDE OF YOU." This war isnot God and Satan fighting each other, because Satan is already defeated through theblood of Jesus. However, Ephesians 6:10-11 says - Finally, my brethren, be strong in theLord, and in the power of his might. 11 Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may beable to stand against the wiles of the devil. This battle is in your mind, the scripture saysthat you might be able to stand against the schemes of the devil. There are supernaturalweapons to master your mind, soul and body to defeat the devil. This battle is thechoice we make - to follow the Kingdom of Light or the Kingdom of Darkness. I knowthis may sound like a fairy tale story but trust me, it is not!

When I was younger, I couldn't imagine living "This Kind Of Life". The kind of life where I wouldn't have any parents, the kind of life where I would fall in and out of depression, the kind of life where my anxiety would leave me in isolation mode, the kind of life that would allow my emotions to take control and leave me feeling stuck. Often, we don't realize the thoughts, feelings, and emotions we experience while grieving are normal. So, I made sure to list every feeling I felt during this journey in hopes it can help you on your journey to healing after a loss.

This is a story of two childhood friends named Wicked and Evil who are from Cleveland, Ohio. Their friendship will be tested through multiple circumstances as Wicked is forced to do prison time. Wicked will go through the birth of a new baby girl, betrayal, trust, and love to come out to be the man he was determined to be.

As you begin this 31-day journal, I pray that God opens your eyes so you will begin to see something new, I hope it opens your ears to hear his voice and your heart to receive what he has for you. It's never too late to RESTART! These next 31 days will remind you of how equipped you really are. Every day is a new day, and we must get ready to enjoy it. There's a new journey waiting for you, but you must begin to Remove, Reclaim, Reflect, and the many other Re words that you will begin to discover in the 31 Days of Re. Now it's time to flip the page and hit the RESTART button! Your time is now, YOU GOT THIS! As you begin this 31-day journal, I pray that God opens your eyes so you will begin to see something new, I hope it opens your ears to hear his voice and your heart to receive what he has for you. It's never too late to RESTART! These next 31 days will remind you of how equipped you really are. Every day is a new day, and we must get ready to enjoy it. There's a new journey waiting for you, but you must begin to Remove, Reclaim, Reflect, and the many other Re words that you will begin to discover in the 31 Days of Re. Now it's time to flip the page and hit the RESTART button! Your time is now, YOU GOT THIS!

Dee always had a plan. She went to the best schools, traveled and worked at a successful law firm when she finished college. Now an up-and-coming attorney; she has it all. She has a great career, a dear friend, and the husband of her dreams. Her husband loves and gives her the world. There's no way she can mess this up or can she? She has a secret she plans to take to the grave. Is she the only one hiding something? Dee will learn;When It Comes Down To It, ALL secrets can't be kept."

Second time around is a book about accepting in life that everything didn't turn out the way you may have wanted the first time, and not by changing events, but looking at things differently. For another chance that is. It could be about a guy, a job, a religion, family issues, children or simply because life has hit you hard. By opening up about my life, this book will help you understand through my experiences, that you have the opportunity to make the second go round better. Timing has a lot to do with it, and now that you've had the opportunity to grow and learn from certain situations, you can live life how you want the second time around. Second time around is a book about accepting in life that everything didn't turn out the way you may have wanted the first time, and not by changing events, but looking at things differently. For another chance that is. It could be about a guy, a job, a religion, family issues, children or simply because life has hit you hard. By opening up about my life, this book will help you understand through my experiences, that you have the opportunity to make the second go round better. Timing has a lot to do with it, and now that you've had the opportunity to grow and learn from certain situations, you can live life how you want the second time around.

From 7 years old, she held a horrible secret that she dare not tell anyone, not even her mother. It was such a heavy burden she carried all alone. She felt abandonment, fear, shame, failure, loss, guilt, and embarrassment. Never dealing with her childhood trauma, it affected how she dealt with her family and friends and the choices that she made in her life. She never trusted anyone again. But through it all, she never lost her faith. So often we don't speak up because we are scared silent or just embarrassed. Rather, it's our fathers, uncles, brothers, cousins, sons no matter who we have to speak up speak out!Daphne

What if I told you that the people that are supposed to be working for us, protecting us, and serving us are actually our biggest enemies? They're the biggest liars on earth and most importantly they're the biggest gangsters in all of the land. They make the laws, they pass the laws and they decide who suffers the consequences of the laws that they have created but they will never suffer that same fate. They're in control of this entire country and the majority of the people in this country have no clue as to what's going on around them. They manipulate us with fake news. They brainwash us with horrible television shows, meaningless news, and lies. My name is Hollister Jones and I'm here to expose this entire corrupted government system for what it is, and that is pure evil. I'm here to expose every corrupted mayor, senator, governor, and all of the other corrupted politicians in this country, and fortunately, that means exposing them all for what they truly are, and that's gangsters, who wear suits.

Ry'lee goes to first grade is a book about an awesome little girl who finds out on her first day of school that she is a little different from the other kids. The entire school day Ry'lee tried to do things like the normal kids for example; sitting at her desk, playing on the monkey bars, and even sitting at the table to eat lunch. Ry'lee realized that she was unable to do things like her classmates, which made her sad. Her parents and teachers let her know that it was ok to be different and she was special just like all the other kids, and so special to her mom that she took her to get ice cream. Ry'lee goes to First Grade is a book to inspire and motivate those special children out there.

Healing, Evaluating and Reliving...H.E.R. Truth is a detailed account of one's life journey to find oneself. With each stage of redemption, she shares the experiences and mindsets that molded and pushed her along the way. Exposing herself and telling her truth as she takes you on the emotional rollercoaster rides that not only built the strength within her but also gave her the confidence to live her life in an effort to help someone else save theirs.As we explore the critical moments in her life, we gain a better understanding of who she was and who she is now. We learn that in many ways she was just the typical "girl from the block" with the same issues, problems and obstacles we all face as we take on our journey to find our purpose. In one way or another, we can all relate to many of her experiences and turning points. We all yearn for purpose and direction. We all wonder why we had to endure some of the situations we've found ourselves in but most importantly, we all want to belong and be loved.Let's heal, evaluate and relive this journey together, as we travel through the mind and eyes of HER.

Beyond Surviving: Living to Thrive is a way of life for Dr. Bettina Polite Tate. Throughout her life, Dr. Polite Tate survived major losses, heartbreaks, disappointments, the premature deaths of her mother, sister, nephew and other close loved ones, health issues, and divorce. She also survived various abusive relationships in her personal and professional life. In 2018, Dr. Polite Tate and her children survived a vicious attack from a trespasser to their home. As a habitual survivor, Dr. Polite Tate knows that there is more to life than just surviving. She often says that surviving is necessary but living to thrive is a must! In this book, Dr. Polite Tate shares devotions, inspirations, stories, and prayers to encourage other survivors to make the choice to move beyond surviving and live to thrive.

Messages from an anxious heart... Tales of love, sex, abuse, mental illness, and the pain of addiction. Messages from an anxious heart... Tales of love, sex, abuse, mental illness, and the pain of addiction. Messages from an anxious heart... Tales of love, sex, abuse, mental illness, and the pain of addiction. Messages from an anxious heart... Tales of love, sex, abuse, mental illness, and the pain of addiction.

She hates her husband, her dad messed her up emotionally and mentally, and all of her friends are crazy! Kalinda Brown needs help, professional help. Her past is haunting her present, everybody in her life has secrets, including her, and did I mention she hates her husband? In "Therapy Sessions", Kalinda has to go back so she can move forward. She is forced to face all the hurt and pain her father left inside her, and an ex that she never stopped loving, all while trying to decide if she wants to fight for her marriage. Kalinda and her friends are taking a hit in life, but through it all they have each other. They all realize that "Therapy Sessions" come in so many forms and they are utilizing all of them to get through this thing called "life". She hates her husband, her dad messed her up emotionally and mentally, and all of her friends are crazy! Kalinda Brown needs help, professional help. Her past is haunting her present, everybody in her life has secrets, including her, and did I mention she hates her husband? In "Therapy Sessions", Kalinda has to go back so she can move forward. She is forced to face all the hurt and pain her father left inside her, and an ex that she never stopped loving, all while trying to decide if she wants to fight for her marriage. Kalinda and her friends are taking a hit in life, but through it all they have each other. They all realize that "Therapy Sessions" come in so many forms and they are utilizing all of them to get through this thing called "life".

A strong woman is both soft and powerful. Sometimes doing things that are best for you will come at a cost, but in the long run it will put you on the right path and you will be much happier with yourself. At the age of 6 is when my life changed for the worst. Everything seemed to be different and to me seemed like it would never get better for me. I lost myself at an early age. I noticed that many people of color do not openly discuss these stories. We know it happened; we just do not discuss it. Our generation needs to change that. I struggled with depression and anxiety in my adolescent and teen years. Those that were close to me would have said, "There is nothing wrong with her!" Had I been properly guided and known what I know now as an adult, I would have been in a much better place and enjoyed my childhood. I genuinely believe that a woman must first heal herself, find herself, know herself, correct herself, respect herself, be herself, and love herself so that she will not bleed onto others. This is my Story & I PRESSED ON Atlantis Brown

Sometimes we go through things in our lives that we will never understand. Becoming a widow was one of those things for me. In these times we have a hard time adjusting and finding our new normal. At times, our minds are so cloudy, trying to focus becomes one of the hardest things to do. So, what now? We ask ourselves. How do I find myself again and get back on track to clarity? At some point you must come to the realization that you nor your life will ever be the same, no matter how hard you try. I became a different person altogether in the way I handled my life. I felt like most of it I had been floating through, unable to feel anything at all. It has been 8 years and I cannot tell you anything I did for at least 6 of those years. Everything about me checked out. One day a light switch turned back on and I was just sick and tired of being sick and tired of being lost. I had no idea what was going on in my life or my children's lives. I needed to get my shit together or I was going to have a serious emotional break down.I first had to realize where I was in my grief journey. So I educated myself on the stages of grief that aligned with what I was going through. Which are: 1.Shock and denial 2.Pain and guilt 3.Anger and bargaining 4.Depression, reflection, and loneliness 5.The upward turn 6.Reconstruction and working through 7.Acceptance and hope I gave myself the OK to move through and to be gentle with myself. Being cognizant to know that I could not just rush through faster than what I was emotionally prepared to do. I found that when I went too fast, I became stuck and emotionally repeated the whole stage all over again until I was ready to move forward. Trust me, you will know when you've entered the next stage. It is especially important when going through this process to really pay attention to how you're feeling and how you're choosing to deal with your pain. Take time with yourself. Be gentle with yourself. Your life may not be the same and that's OK. You are in charge of your own journey and no one can tell you how to maneuver through. Give yourself permission to cry, to hurt, and be happy. You are the architect of your life so build it with all things that make you happy and at peace. Go ahead, color outside the lines. My hope is that you will use this Journal as a guiding tool to help you figure things out along the way. It will not fix everything, but it will help you focus and empower you to push past what might seem like giant obstacles on your way to healing. Kind of like a compass. Just remember this journey belongs to you and take it one day at a time. I wish you the best. YOU'VE GOT THIS! Take care of yourself XOXO's

. Marian Jones writes this book and prays that each page will allow your release from Abuse, Love and Incarceration to free you completely. This book was inspired through life experiences that pushed purpose from my pain and allowed me to silence the chatter in my head and heal!