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This Lesson Planner contains ten, 90 minute lesson s and over 50 activities what will entertain, educate and delight both you and your children. Lessons are designed for small groups; perfect for families, studios or classrooms.Don't worry if you don't know anything about yoga or mindfulness. Clear and easy to follow directions make teaching a breeze. Carefully sequenced lessons follow-page by page- the book Tini &Rhogi, Yogini and Yogi.Decades of research have proven the benefits of yoga and mindfulness for children (and adults!). We're so happy you've found us and we know you will enjoy the many blessings of these traditions.

Tini, a girl with tan skin and multicolored hair, is a yogini, or yoga master, who loves to garden. She's best friends with Rhogi, a sauropod with a blond Mohawk who also practices yoga.Davies describes, in rhyme, how they practice asanas (poses) and how yoga was once exclusively the province of men. (In one image, Tini hides her hair under a hat and wears a fake mustache, which may particularly delight young female readers.) But now, the author notes, everyone-including dinosaurs and prehistoric mammals-can practice yoga.Mimicking the poses performed by the dinosaurs will be a challenge even for yoga students. However, the stanzas clearly explain the poses' names and purposes as well as the concepts of breathing and managing energy.The text also recommends using yoga and other mindfulness techniques to find a sense of gratitude, even during bad times.The dinosaur illustrations are quite funny and eye-catching. Davies also packs a surprising amount of information into the simple poetry, effectively promoting the idea that yoga is indeed for everyone.Aspiring yoginis will find much to love here, as will dinosaur lovers.

God...or not? is a short book that can be read in two and a half hours. But it's also a challenging book. Only the most stubborn unbeliever can read its remarkable testimonies about the intervention of God without seriously questioning teachings he/ she has heard that deny His existence.

The news media is awash with countless conflicts all over the universe. Such conflicts in the past gave rise to the formation of the League of Nations after the First World War- a feat credited to President Woodrow Wilson. Later the United Nations was formed after the Second World War - a formation attributed to President Franklin Roosevelt.Conflicts happen every day at home, work, church, civil society. Conflicts exist between parent and child; husband and wife; employer and employee; student and teacher, the list is endless. It is within the purview of this book to discuss how to deal with conflicts before and after any escalation. Specifically, the use of mediation in conflict resolution is one central focus of this book. With appropriate strategies, reconciliation is possible even after a fierce and protracted conflict.

Fryin' Pan Serenade is the third book in the Welcome Home, Arkansas series.The Memorial Day Weekend in our favorite Ozark Mountains community begins the summer with wicked heat, drought, a severe storm causing widespread damage, and a local fishing derby. Is the change in barometric pressure the reason Pamela Winchester is acting strangely or something else? Her home renovation opens up a can of worms where deep, dark family secrets emerge, causing plenty of drama.Charley Simson unknowingly solves a crime, providing a windfall to finance a backyard overhaul and a subsequent surprise birthday party for Francine.When Chief Whiteside is struck down with a bad case of strep throat, Francine is called into service to mother him back to health. A community bake sale causes anxiety in several ways for Francine. However, she emerges from it with a new friend and a prized recipe. There are plenty of characters to color and bring their story to life. Fryin' Pan Serenade paints a picture that makes you feel that you are there and offers that quirky humor and special feel-good touch author Ganger is known for. You'll learn the significance of the cast-iron skillet and be pleased by the twenty hometown country recipes to try and enjoy.

"e;Mukti: Free to Be Born Again"e; is a history-based fictionalized non-fiction created on four decades of fieldwork in Muslim-majority Bangladesh and Hindu-majority India. Many strands of real-life drama have been weaved together with 1947 Hindu-Muslim, Secular-Islamic, and 1971 Islamic-Secular, ruling minority vs. oppressed-majority partitions of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Because of precarious plight individuals and villages, names have been fictionalized. The story focuses on transformation of a society by the oppressor, oppressed, Islam, Hinduism and Leftism of elites who chose not to live in Muslim-majority homeland. The story ties Indian and Bengali history, views of Muslims and Hindus, role of Bangladeshi Hindu refugee elites in India, pogroms, devastation of minority communities, role of anti-Hindu Islamism and anti-tradition Communism, life of poor oppressed-caste Hindus left behind in Muslim-majority Bangladesh, and more. Dastidar is the first to break a taboo by writing in 1989 about the poor, oppressed Hindu Minority left behind by the Hindu-refugee elites.Mukti is a commonly-used term in Hindu-Buddhist philosophies meaning freedom from rebirth, and liberation from oppression.

If you don't tell your kids what theywant to know someone else will.Inspired by Quincy and Eric Jr.

End-time prophecies of the Bible apply in general to all nations of the world. But do they have anything specific to say about the U.S.A.? Is this nation's evident spiritual and moral decay already bearing bitter fruit? Are we headed for a crisis even worse than COVID19, one that leaves us with a solitary option of spiritual revival if we are to hold any hope of national survival? In seeking answers to these and other important questions, author David S. Heeren emphasizes the Old Testament book of Hosea, which described ancient Israel as a land bearing many resemblances to America today.

Do you want a spiritual boost? Well, then this book is for you. It is full of poems which are easy to relate to no matter what age you are. It helps you focus on what is positive and brings you through the ups and downs of life's journey. For this reason, you will be enriched and nourished if you read this book.

The lyrics in the book cover a whole lot of every day issues that effect everyone, from the joys of immersing oneself in nature, falling in love, coping with emotional issues, to the more thought provoking issues about the planet, democracy and hypocrisy and failing to learn the lessons of the past, and generally a large part of human condition.