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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Pam G Mathis
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Mosaic is a collection of poetry - varied in form and subject. Each poem has a common characteristic - it portrays emotion. Some of these poems are quirky, others serious; some rhyme, some are free form. Most are, in some ways, autobiographical, reflecting times in the author's life and the emotions she felt or observed.Having deep roots in music, the author has a strong feel for the music and rhythm of the poetry form. There is something for everyone within the pages of this poetry book.
Peace is the presence of God in us, not the absence of conflict. I look for the beauty and listen to the melodious joyful music in creation. I have found the true value of love not fear which builds these five key words to help ourselves and our children grow to be the best we can be.CONFIDENCE - to know who I am, to find my true identity. COURAGE- to make good choices for healthy outcomes. CREATIVITY- to discover my own skills and abilities to set goals in life. COMMUNICATION- to listen, learn to assertively articulate responses. COMMITMENT- to be complementary with a calm approach to work ethic.I invite you to search out the meaning of these words in the poems and illustrations in this book and I hope you will find God's Gift of Grace, enjoyment and love from all creation around you.
This book is the abundance of what I have been given, and believe it is part of my responsibility to pass on my learning and experience, of the sustaining MYSTERY and outpouring LOVE OF GOD for all Creation. As you read this book, may you also find love, peace, joy, happiness and freedom that God has created for you. One of the main reasons for writing this book is to help women, both young and mature, and mothers who do not have good male or family support, to avoid violence. Parents of all ages need to be aware of HOW our boys are not being taught.
This book is the abundance of what I have been given, and believe it is part of my responsibility to pass on my learning and experience, of the sustaining MYSTERY and outpouring LOVE OF GOD for all Creation. As you read this book, may you also find love, peace, joy, happiness and freedom that God has created for you. One of the main reasons for writing this book is to help women, both young and mature, and mothers who do not have good male or family support, to avoid violence. Parents of all ages need to be aware of HOW our boys are not being taught.
108 cups in 108 daysAfter a series of tragedies, illness and misunderstandings, Ceramic Artist Pam Gray decided to stop everything and focus on healing by reconnecting with nature and herself. Taking her extensive knowledge of yoga and meditation, and combining it with the seemingly simple act of creating small, yet functional ceramic cups, she transformed her daily practice into artistic expression.This book documents each cup and the brief thoughts, mantras and verses that came to her as she shaped them.
A unique exploration into the spiritual relationship between horses and humans and their infinite capacity to help us heal.
Ethan Jones is only 11 but is already the 'man of the house,' looking after his ill mother and little sister. But when he finds a pebble-like device on the floor of the old coastguard house, his life literally changes. A fast-paced, light scifi adventure suitable for anyone aged 8-80.
Ethan Jones and his friend Jake have had enough of adventure, After a summer spent travelling to parallel universes, they're content to return to a boring life at home and school. But when their friend Sam's alarm goes off in the middle of the night, they and Ethan's family are forced to start running.
When her little boy is killed by a car on the way to school, it changes Stephanie Martin's life forever - in more ways than one. While recovering from the devastating blow, Steph realises she can now hear things others can't, such as the neighbourhood trees screaming in pain as they're cut down, her cat's demands for food... and other people's unspoken thoughts. As a counsellor helping clients overcome various problems, Steph finds this unexpected 'gift' both a curse and a blessing. It also fuels atheist Steph's conflict with her devoutly religious sister. But can it help her save another young boy's life?
