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316 tulosta hakusanalla Sherilyn Allen VMD
A collection of poems from the Author's Experience from her childhood memories, friendships, faith, love, first crushes to more gritty topics such as Depression, PTSD, and being bullied for being different and realising after going through tough times, the only person you are suppose to be is -yourself.
Family expectations and dynamics are changing and will continue to do so at a rapid pace…While actual blood relations play an important role in defining family for many, the prevalence of today's diverse families suggests that families are "more than blood" and have evolved into a new identity—one more broadly defined with evolving norms constantly under revision.More Than Blood: Today's Reality and Tomorrow's Vision of Family is a research-driven, dynamic reader that features current family communication research about interpersonal behaviors and practices of understudied contemporary families.More Than Blood: Today's Reality and Tomorrow's Vision of Family:Features fascinating readings that showcase aspects of the "new" or "evotypical" family. These readings will spark provocative discussions, dialogue, debate, and conversation among readers.Goes beyond the 1900's traditional treatment of family research (married two-parent, male-female, 2.2 children) by examining a wide spectrum of family contexts and their surrounding issues.Has been crafted by excellent and well-respected authors from numerous fields of study (i.e. communication, family science, psychology, social work, counseling, mental health, law enforcement, and sociology).Includes discussion and reflective questions to provoke conversation and highlight the inherent challenges and possibilities experienced by the current everyday family.
Women's environmental activism is often described in maternalist terms – as if motherhood and caring for the environment go hand in hand. While feminists celebrate this connection, women and all those who care for people and environments are facing increasing burdens and decreasing time for civic engagement.In Beyond Mothering Earth, MacGregor argues that celebrations of "earthcare" as women's unique contribution to the search for sustainability often neglect to consider the importance of politics and citizenship in women's lives. Drawing on interviews with women who juggle private caring with civic engagement in quality-of-life concerns, she proposes an alternative: a project of feminist ecological citizenship that affirms the practice of citizenship as an intrinsically valuable activity while recognizing the foundational aspects of caring labour and natural processes that allow its specificity to flourish.Beyond Mothering Earth provides an original and empirically grounded understanding of women's involvement in quality-of-life activism and an analysis of citizenship that makes an important contribution to contemporary discussions of green politics, globalization, neoliberalism, and democratic justice. It will be of value to scholars and activists interested in the politics of environmental sustainability and the shifting meanings of citizenship in an increasingly vulnerable world.
Women's environmental activism is often described in maternalist terms – as if motherhood and caring for the environment go hand in hand. While feminists celebrate this connection, women and all those who care for people and environments are facing increasing burdens and decreasing time for civic engagement.In Beyond Mothering Earth, MacGregor argues that celebrations of "earthcare" as women's unique contribution to the search for sustainability often neglect to consider the importance of politics and citizenship in women's lives. Drawing on interviews with women who juggle private caring with civic engagement in quality-of-life concerns, she proposes an alternative: a project of feminist ecological citizenship that affirms the practice of citizenship as an intrinsically valuable activity while recognizing the foundational aspects of caring labour and natural processes that allow its specificity to flourish.Beyond Mothering Earth provides an original and empirically grounded understanding of women's involvement in quality-of-life activism and an analysis of citizenship that makes an important contribution to contemporary discussions of green politics, globalization, neoliberalism, and democratic justice. It will be of value to scholars and activists interested in the politics of environmental sustainability and the shifting meanings of citizenship in an increasingly vulnerable world.
J1ONES have a winning mentality and they love to show up and show out when given the opportunity. Their goal is to be number one, in hopes of an overall victory and they know each challenge will force them to work harder.The city may never be the same if J1ONES can't stop the bully known as Gitbad and his crew from causing more trouble. When time starts running out, they find a way to change the outcome. There's a two minute warning in the game of football to alert players when the game is almost over and they realize time is ticking.With the love of sports, a magic book, and a wrist launcher, it will take teamwork to come together for a win. Will their faith be enough when the two minute warning approaches?
Our beautiful Planet is in the process of making the transition to New Earth. This is a major shift that is the culmination of the shifts and energy work that have been done on the Earth since 2011/12 when the Earth first moved into her new 5D crystalline diamond grid. The last seven years have been spent preparing the Planet and Humanity for the shift into Multi-dimensional and Quantum states of Reality Consciousness.Let's say for example; you're passing by someone who is being bullied. You hear someone crying out for help. You don't hesitate, you run toward the person being bullied not thinking about the consequences till afterward. Because when you save that person, you are that person for a split second, you are essentially saving yourself.
The reality of this came true when Sherilyn met Sterling. Sterling's brain injury opened him up to some seriously sticky strands of relativity that most people are not in contact with. Through his broken brain we found that there are 33 dimensions. I discovered that I could guide Sterling through all the dimensions somewhat similar to Edgar Casey. I put Sterling into an extraordinarily deep state of relaxation and I was his anchor that kept him attached to the physical while we explored the spiritual dimensions of life and met Joseph Campbell and universal archetypes.This book is a continuation on the Journey of the After Life with Joseph Campbell.Have you ever wondered what your mission in life is supposed to be? I did, and then Joseph and the Archetypes helped me to realize what my truth is.
an autobiography in poetry formabout the authors experiences.
Unsettling Research investigates what can be learned from the journey of an insider activist researcher seeking social transformations around issues of gender in an isolated rural Australian community. Unique and risky in its undertaking, the research evolves to create a new discourse in qualitative research. A seamless bricolage of autobiography/ethnography, narrative, feminist theory, critical theory, media literacy, critical pedagogy, and social theory, this work takes qualitative research to the next level. It enacts the notion of social justice, while creating a new lens through which to view action via research … research via action. The author allows the personal to establish positionality, and then works from within her position to create a meta-perspective on dialogue, action, and community manifestations of power. The analytic component of the research couples an ongoing process of coming-to-know with a need to address a community issue. By developing a conceptual framework and a process for disclosing and dislocating ideological hegemony and its associated power imbalances, the research adds to knowledge in the fields of gender and education, social justice, and nascent activist pedagogies. Whilst the particulars are located in Australia, the book creates a global lens for qualitative activist research.
Unsettling Research investigates what can be learned from the journey of an insider activist researcher seeking social transformations around issues of gender in an isolated rural Australian community. Unique and risky in its undertaking, the research evolves to create a new discourse in qualitative research. A seamless bricolage of autobiography/ethnography, narrative, feminist theory, critical theory, media literacy, critical pedagogy, and social theory, this work takes qualitative research to the next level. It enacts the notion of social justice, while creating a new lens through which to view action via research … research via action. The author allows the personal to establish positionality, and then works from within her position to create a meta-perspective on dialogue, action, and community manifestations of power. The analytic component of the research couples an ongoing process of coming-to-know with a need to address a community issue. By developing a conceptual framework and a process for disclosing and dislocating ideological hegemony and its associated power imbalances, the research adds to knowledge in the fields of gender and education, social justice, and nascent activist pedagogies. Whilst the particulars are located in Australia, the book creates a global lens for qualitative activist research.
The Gift of Spiritual Wisdom
Sherilyn Alexander
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2012
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The spiritual transformation lessons described in "The Gift of Spiritual Wisdom" lead the reader to a deeper understanding through shared experiences of Truth based in reality. The story invites readers to follow along with the aspects of Qi-flows: The application of certain beneficial rearrangements of energy (essence, vitality, spirit), as cultivated through Inner Alchemy practice and structured to mirror the properties associated with the four cardinal directions and a center. The Immortal Bridge: The various directions (this roadmap) hold complex links to natural colors seasons, body organs with associated qualities, shapes, cosmology, and flow changes of human perception included in many traditional indigenous beliefs. These five movements are also used as the foundation for the Wu Xing on which the immortal bridge forms by successfully merging health (physical-energy-spirit integration) with Tao (finding heaven within). The dynamic states of change are categorized according to the heavenly virtues of Faith, Hope, Compassion, Trust, and Where There is Light, and then associated with the central concept of Spiritual Wisdom. The chapters under each virtue are devoted to the exploration and expansion of specific Truth principles and practices, where it is necessary to gain mastery through generation, creation and overcoming of obstacles, in order to live a disciplined life by choice. Spiritual Wholeness: The author suggests daily living that is interactive and relational between phenomena, including seemingly disparate esoteric and well-known disciplines often felt to be a contest of the soul. In reality, the reader will discover that life's task is Spiritual Wholeness each individual at a center of a circle of love and light, as heaven's gift is successfully drawn within for personal benefit.As high Self blossoms and the clouds move away; the reader sees the priceless and perennial universal gift is mature Spiritual Wisdom sourced from the central position, it is harmonious and balanced, and its application understands the nature of interdependent origination (paratantra) of the world. (Note: Paratantra means everything bases on other things to help it to manifest): "Look at a rose. At first thought a rose is only a rose. Look deeper: See that a rose can only be made up of non-rose elements, like earth, water, air, sunshine, fertilizer. The rose has to base itself on sunshine, the fertilizer, the hard work of the gardener, and many things, for it to manifest."So, in the end result, the manifestation of one is based on the presence of all others: High Self radiates outward for the benefit of humanity. This circle becomes the reality of "Oneness of All" and, in Truth, we are found to be healed and holy within its freedom.When Form Reflects Eternity: There is a spiritual wisdom that comes with the gift of maturity and maturity grows only with sincere practice. This dynamic is best described in a teaching from an ancient sacred text: "The secret to finding health, happiness, and peace is the simple acceptance of your true Self, and then moving on to focusing on others. This shift in focus places us in the flow of energy that is life itself. It is a privilege to be of service to others, without an expectation of a return, simply doing for the privilege of the action itself.""When you can feel compassion for a falling leaf, or a duckling crossing the road and hope for its safe travel, these sensitive qualities are of the greatest importance. These are the qualities more important than any knowledge you will gain through study it's just information." Truth emerges when form reflects eternity in a radiant beauty emanating directly from the soul. There is this beauty in every person because what is unchanging in the Universe is reflected there, as each individual creatively paints the spectacular masterpiece of a soul's story established on the lessons learned from one another.