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The Path to Eternal Truth presents the Shankaracharyas principles of Sanatana Dharma, the eternal law, which has no beginning and no end. By following his teachings, we can bring abundance into our lives and spread love, joy, and happiness. And by following his path, we can achieve the ultimate goal in this life itself and fulfil the only desire that can be fulfilled, which is to find the Lord and merge with him. Translator Manjula Sudhindra Rao faithfully offers these teachings in English for seekers and travellers on the direct path to self-realisation. His Highness writes, It is a universal principal that every human being is in the search for peace, for the easy attainment of his goals. From the beginning of life, to the end, this quest continues. Love, joy, abundance, and happiness can be achieved by everyone by following the path of Sanatana Dharma, which is about living a fulfilling and more invigorating lifestyle of righteousness.

In Spirit of Earth, author Kirsty E. Green shares her spiritual journey as a healer through the forests in her home state of Victoria. Many visions of earth mother were presented through meditation and reflection as she travelled through the various landscapes and experienced the spirit of earth. This included meetings with mountain divas, elementals, animal totems and sacred spirit energy. Green tells how she was guided and pulled toward meetings with animal totem energies during her spiritual quest for healing and merging with lost parts of the self.Green narrates how, through quiet and reverent practice, you, too, can surrender to a timeless quality of conscious awareness and deep peace that is your birthright. From this deep peace, you can reawaken and redirect your potential. She reminds you of the fragile state of rich ecosystems and the abundance in many forms of life within old growth forests.A thoughtful summary of a fascinating and ongoing deep relationship with sacred Mother Earth, Spirit of Earth alerts you to the sacred treaty of unconditional love and protection of forest and ocean areas that are essential to survival of all life on this planet.

It's Okay to Feel Crazy Trying to Have a Baby is a real and raw diary account of a very special journey. It will take you through the highest of highs and lowest of lows, up and down the emotional and physical roller coaster felt by so many couples and singles trying to fall pregnant. It is the actual account of a determined and head strong, if not a little emotional woman, who takes you through her excitement and readiness to start a family, to her obsession that spans eight years.This book is one of a kind and you will be hard pushed to find another one on the market as real and raw as this.It will make you laugh and make you cry, give you strength and inspire you, give you hope and give you comfort knowing you are not alone in how you feel. Above all, it's OKAY to feel a little crazy when you embark on your IVF journey...

Mark is a divorcé, an advocate for noncustodial parents and ''''Children of Divorce" An investigator advises Mark, after investigation that ''''Theo has been interfering in Mark''s business dealings and his life.'''' On confronting him, Mark realises that his media interviews, to bring about greater equality for non-custodial parents and ''''Children of Divorce,'''' was the opening of Pandora''s box. Theo telling Mark to "Stop talking to the press, radio, T.V. today or you will be found in the back of a burnt-out car. You are marked man in New York''. ''''You will be under surveillance to ensure you follow my instructions. Do you understand?'''' Dumbfounded Mark agrees. Always asking himself: why. Why is a reportedly wealthy successful businessman targeting him?As Mark continues with his life, he becomes involved with a building project further involving the financial sector. Intertwined with accountants, solicitors, and mortgage brokers, Mark identifies A brilliant system in operation controlled by powerful organizations using banks as the middleman or organisers. Finally, he uncovers what Theo is hiding. Transforming into a whistle blower, Mark is determined to expose those exploiting innocent victims for financial gain. Farmers, young and old couples, developers, investors all form part of the supply chain. But will the victims ever be able to take back their lives? In this gripping tale, a divorcé who becomes unwittingly entangled within drug and criminal activities sets out on a quest to help others escape a brilliant but ''''Corrupt System.''''

This book is about acceptance of others'' differences. The characters, although very different in the way they look and live, find value in exploring those differences and embrace them. They discover that they have more in common than not, and they appreciate that not everyone is the same but that we can all learn something and love our commonalities.

Ella Jade Moore is young, beautiful, career driven, and happily marriedor is she? She loves her husband. The more she thinks about it, the more she wonders if other people fake happiness, too.The struggle between playing the good girl and embracing her dark side now begins to threaten Ellas adult existence. Ella has completely forgotten who she is. She must decide what she wants and whom she wants to be, and a promotion at work might help her make that decision, and help her find herself again especially when she meets her new boss.Ella has always been beautiful, catching the eye of people around her. As a true believer in karma she must consider where does her reality start and fantasy end.Acutely aware of her actions, is she riding the wave of life, or is this the calm before the storm?

So much of our time is wasted in feeling that our lives are a series of uncontrollable and painful events that we have no power over and that we just seem to haphazardly bounce and bang around in, unable to make any sense of or find any purpose within. We feel that no matter what we try to do, life is constantly conspiring against us to make things harder than they should be and to strip us of our personal power and happiness.My book, It's All Your Fault, is here to shatter that illusion and to tell you that you can change this and change your life at any time.You chose this life before you were born. Every person and every experience that has been presented to you, good and bad, you carefully and painstakingly chose, not so you could suffer but rather so you could learn and evolve to be all that you can possibly be. What's more, you even created a map of all this that you can follow to give you all the insight, guidance, and understanding you will need to live and love the life you have chosen. We are all souls on a journey through lifetime after lifetime, and your astrological natal chart contains every piece of information you need to not only navigate your journey but to empower you to step up and be all that you can be.It's All Your Fault contains many insights, revelations, and practical tools you can use to decipher your life and open your heart and soul to the world of metaphysics and the power that lies within, taking responsibility and accepting and loving all that you are so you can be all that you are destined to be.

Hoods are informal groups and formal organizations that can create synergies and help us achieve more than we could on our own.A hood is an apt metaphor as it suggests that organizations arent always simple and nice. Theyre compiled of teams that should be working in synchronicity, with direction, and in harmony for the benefit of stakeholders. Leading these hoods, however, isnt so simple as leaders must do more than obtain consensus; they must get people excited about executing a strategy, innovating with constant improvement, and adding value.Veteran business executive Bob Sutton shares lessons and strategies so you can: make individual team members better at what they do; eliminate dysfunction that can hurt operating results; back up your business vision with strategy; and empower people to operate within clear boundaries.The author also highlights ways to improve systems and processes, brand management techniques, navigating succession, business culture, and how to keep team members engaged.Whether you are just starting out as a leader or have been on your journey for many years, youll find insights you can use in Leadership in the Hood.

My Almost Heart holds your hand and weaves you through its poetry along a quiet forested pathway, whispering to your own heart to feel again. It is a unique book of tender, emotive poetry that recalls a time when we dared to feel, hope, and love. Do you remember how? My Almost Heart will remind you.

As midwives, it is our duty and responsibility to provide quality education and care for women through their entire birthing experience. It is a vital aspect of what we do, but at times, it can be very challenging providing this education. What has been provided for you here is basically what every midwife wished you knew when you walked in the door. While we cannot always give you this information in person, it is here as a guide for you to educate yourselves about anything and just about everything to do with pregnancy, labor, birth, and the next few days. Evidence-based practice and woman-centered care are the founding principles of midwifery practice. The information provided in My Body, My Baby reflects the most up-to-date research and evidence about any particular aspect of your journey at the time of publication.This is important, no doubt.But what is more important is how we use this evidence in our practice and how you use this information to educate yourself. A woman who has done her homework and knows to ask her questions and who knows her rights and the meaning of informed decisions and consentthose are the women that enable us, as midwives, to provide truly woman-centered care.Standing with a woman and developing trust and backing her up when shes vulnerable are so much more effective when she has an idea of what she does and doesnt want for herself and her baby, and in this case, the saying is so true.Knowledge is power.Please use this information to make sure that even in your most vulnerable state, you are working from a position of power. After all, it is your body and your baby.

In The Living Art, author Anakan Zillionaire offers a find, live, and be yourself manual, a tool to empower you to attain the manifestation of your individualized dream reality. It teaches you to be at peace within the full dynamics of where, what, and who you are. Filled with more than 1,000 positively inspired imbuements that pertain to the full dynamics of what life and reality is, this guide allows you to work through and process your current situation. Covering all areas of life, it provides the tools to help you always be at one with your dreams and goals, and help you determine what you truly desire in life. The Living Art presents a host of maps and guideposts for traveling on lifes journey. It enables you to earn a degree in fully living life. This degree is all-encompassing, helping you to forge yourself into the future with strength and greater conscious awareness.

Mermaid Indi meets a shark who is feared and misunderstood by many creatures. Little does she know he has insecurities and vulnerabilities too. She then makes it her mission to influence and educate others to not judge others so quickly and to be more compassionate in our daily lives.

The Path to Eternal Truth Volume II presents the Shankaracharyas principles of Sanatana Dharma, the eternal law, which has no beginning and no end. By following his teachings, we can bring abundance into our lives and spread love, joy, and happiness. And by following his path, we can achieve the ultimate goal in this life itself and fulfil the only desire that can be fulfilled, which is to find the Lord and merge with him. Translator Manjula Sudhindra Rao faithfully offers these teachings in English for seekers and travellers on the direct path to self-realisation. His Highness writes, It is a universal principal that every human being is in the search for peace, for the easy attainment of his goals. From the beginning of life, to the end, this quest continues. Love, joy, abundance, and happiness can be achieved by everyone by following the path of Sanatana Dharma, which is about living a fulfilling and more invigorating lifestyle of righteousness.

Louise Plant wants to be more than just okay. She wants to be bloody fantastic, especially when it comes to managing a business.In a candid diary logged over sixty days, solopreneur Louise shares insight into her journey of self-discovery as she uncovered the secrets to turning her life and failing business around by writing down what she wanted for ten to twenty minutes every day. Louise, who is a therapist, naturopath, and business owner, leads others through her thoughts and reflections as she looked inward to stop the frustrations, picture her future, focus her intention, create and follow seventeen steps to business success, become mindful of the people that surrounded her life, step into her power, express gratitude, and celebrate the present.Confessions of a Frustrated Business Woman is a valuable guidebook that offers insight, tips, and techniques from a solopreneur that will help anyone transform a struggling business into a successful venture that not only offers financial benefits, but also personal fulfillment.

There was a time when the sacred was an inseparable part of the world. But as the human mind developed, how we sensed and approached the sacred changed, and the sacred became so far removed from our soul that by the dawn of the twentieth century, Friedrich Nietzsche proclaimed the fall of God from the perspective of man. Bringing the sacred back into our lives can bring us enormous benefits, but to do so, we must take an authentic look at ourselves and the world we live in. Spiritual counselor M. R. Aurisch takes you through that process in this life-changing guide that helps you look at your life with a clear lens, so you can prepare an authentic ground from which to grow. By turning inward, youll find God in your soul and advance on your own spiritual journey and soulful evolution. Embark on a journey to psychospiritual becoming and recognize the spiritual, physical, and experiential aspects of being with the insights and guidance in Sacred Union.

Every human being in this world is unique. In fact, it is our uniqueness that is our strength and what makes this world so beautiful. Unfortunately, many of us see our uniqueness as a flaw, and have learned to adjust so that we fit in with the beliefs that are fed to us about ourselves and the world. Annelieke de Vries is a seasoned social worker who relies on her personal and professional experiences to provide step-by-step guidance that will help anyone identify who they truly are, break free from an endless cycle of struggles and suffering, return to a place of happiness and peace, and learn to live life with love, ease, and purpose. De Vries, who embarked on her own persistent search for growth and happiness after a childhood trauma, offers perspective on how she moved forward, healed, and regained love for herself and life while encouraging others to question everything, realize the power of intuition, know when to ask for help, release fears, and ultimately find their true selves. How to Be Human combines personal experiences with tools and references that will guide others to embrace a new and fulfilling life.

This is a story about finding purpose, leadership, and true friendship. You will embark on an epic journey of self-discovery and join the eagles and their friends as they overcome difficult situations and challenges. You will see yourself in the characters, and you will laugh and cry as you get to know them. From earthquakes, rituals, and adventures, you will learn the insights of leadership in a fun and yet thought-provoking way.

Within a Tear, a Smile and You is an intertwining passage of feelings, love, regret, sadness, loneliness, happiness, and adventure. The book takes us on a journey of emotions as it travels through memories, others' stories, and people and places that have left a deep imprint in Ailsa's thoughts and follow her throughout her life. The poetry comes from deep within Ailsa's heart and feelings as she tries to express how a simple gesture of a smile, a walk in nature, a swim in the ocean, the comfort of a loving hand, or the feeling of freedom in the art of the dance can affect your moods and carry you on a cloud, taking you to a place where you find inner harmony and dreams that you dare to come true.

A Square Peg is a creative non-fiction memoir describing key events that pushed the author to own her uniqueness despite having been well indoctrinated into the norms of society. The struggle to break free from the bonds of conformity and acceptability are shared honestly and openly. The struggle to accept a life path vastly different to the one imagined provided momentous challenges. Many unexpected twists and turns, each one resulting in new adventures, are shared prosaically and profoundly. This life journey contains more unanticipated surprises on every level, resulting in a life that is lived meaningfully in ways completely unexpected.

We all have different experiences that shape who we are. As a soul navigating and learning our human dance we all have equal access to the Universes love. It doesnt matter where you come from, how much you earn, or the challenges you are facing, social status, race nor religion should create any limitations to the accessing of love. We enter the world without material possessions, and we will return to spirit leaving them behind. We come from pure love and we will return to pure love, so why is that so many of us fail to embrace the purity and magic of love whilst were here?. Where You Open Is Where Youre At: A Universal Guide to Healing is a collection of quotes, writings and inspirations that were gifted from spirit to the author, intertwined with his own personal experiences and human understandings of science and psychology. Rod begins by sharing how the passing of his mother changed something inside of him, inspiring him to fulfil his promise to her to attend University where he earnt not one, but two degrees. Every step of the way he felt her presence, watching him with pride. Join Rod on a journey of self-acceptance, love, forgiveness, kindness and gratitude and discover how these ingredients can help transform your life.

City Girl Goes Bush: An Eleven-Year Odyssey tells the story of a young girl whose deepest desire was to live in Central Australia on an outback station, which she did from early 1955 until the end of 1965.

When she was ten, Harriet Lancer decided she wanted to find a guy just like the heroes in movies. No matter what happened, at the end of the day, her fantasy man would be there to hold her and love her unconditionally. He would also want to dance with her like Patrick Swayze in Dirty Dancing. Now twenty-eight, shes about to be married, but things arent shaping up quite the way shed hoped.She loves Damon, of course, but sometimes the differences between them seem hard to ignore. They had such different childhoods. Plus, his mother has a strong hold over him that Harriet doesnt like. She runs into Natethe boy next door. Growing up, they were best pals, and they do share a childhood history. Little does Harriet know, Nates been in love with her for years.While Harriet tries to plan the perfect wedding, shes left wondering whether she is marrying the right man. Damon is an excellent match who will be able to support her emotionally and financially, but Nate is the guy she knows, inside and out. She needs to come clean about her fearsto both of thembut honesty could either help or hinder her cause. She wonders: is her real life Patrick Swayze just waiting for her to step onto the dance floor?

Julia Anais chronicles her inspiring journey from being a shy girl to someone focused on spiritual enrichment in this memoir.As a young person, she always felt as though she could foresee things, but afraid of being ridiculed, she chose to ignore the knowing. However, her intuition still guided her.As she grew older, she began to meditate, which showed her how to be still. The rest took flight like magicher consciousness and daily wisdom grew.In sharing what shes learned on her journey, she reveals important truths, such as:We are in this life to have adventures and experiences, and it is our job to show up, trust, and enjoy all that life can offer.Theres something in the universe controlling our waya greater force dragging us along.Within we hold the power to transform ourselves.The collection of defining moments the author shares will help you realize that as long as you trust yourself, what is meant to be will be.Embark on a spiritual journey that celebrates what it means to be Extraordinarily Ordinary.

Did you know that the earth is constantly expanding and that trees move water? Do you know why there are so many insects and what role they play in our environment? Poet L. J. Woodham answers these questions and more. From bugs to marsupials and reptiles to farm animals, she is passionate about the diverse creatures of our world. Her insightful way of looking at recurring patterns in nature has helped her develop a unique way of understanding how things work. Poetry is her medium, as she believes it is an art form that adds emotion that mere story telling would not. Her writing style showcases a brevity of words but paints flowing word pictures. A Timely Revolution is for the reader who is dissatisfied with mankinds disconnection from nature and longs for a more harmonious existence. Since Rachel Carsons book Silent Spring raised awareness of the problems our environment was facing in the 1960s, not much has improved. We need to understand what we are doing to our environment and make changes

Human beings have the ability to store knowledge very accurately. Increased knowledge has resulted in a changing view of heaven and earth. The rules and laws of heaven have resulted in the fields of heaven. The rules and laws of earth have resulted in the fields of earth. We know that the fields of knowledge on earth have rules and laws made by many bright human beings. It is difficult to imagine rules and laws coming into existence on their own. This implies that the rules and laws of heaven and earth are the work of a Creator. The limitation of the individual human senses and the collection of human knowledge in the ever-increasing fields of knowledge has resulted in the rapid development of machines. Machines do not need food and water to sustain themselves. Machines are designed to convert a fuel source like electricity or petroleum directly into energy to do a required task or work. Machines may be worn out with extensive use, but they do not experience health problems, viral attacks, or psychological and organ problems. The earth is full of machines to make life and living more comfortable. We have machines like telescopes to explore the heavens, and we have rockets and probes to take us into the heavens. We have machines to explore the atoms and elements that exist on earth. We have machines like microscopes to explore the cells that result in life. Finally, we have computers that can be networked to communicate and store data and information in a very reliable manner. Hence, though the rules of heaven and earth made human beings, it is the human beings who made machines through the fields of knowledge. Machines have made it possible to take human consciousness to other worlds of the Milky Way Galaxy and the other galaxies in Heaven, to make the dust on other worlds conscious. It is amazing to think that the whole process was planned by the Creator.

The Different Ways of Being an Educator series highlights the shifts and movements educators make in a flexi school context. Flexi schools offer programs that are responsive to the needs of young people who face complexities in their lives that have created barriers to learning in conventional schools. Not all flexi schools are the same, but they have some common features and practice frameworks. In Relational Practicethe first in a three-book seriesthe author explores an educational model for those who seek to give disenfranchised young people access to safe and dynamic learning communities. Drawing on stories from experienced practitioners working with young people in flexi schools, the author shares insights about re-engaging young people and effective ways of working with colleagues in multidisciplinary teams. The concepts are presented in easy-to-access, clearly themed vignettes from educators. Each element is accompanied by questions that guide staff to engage in critical reflection individually, within teams, and with mentors and supervisors. For educators in any context, the series offers practical strategies and relational ways for educators to support young people to remain connected and engaged in learning at school.