Jason Gruhl

A grumpy crocodile learns what good can come when he chooses kindness in this adorable picture book for kids ages 4-8. With everyday examples, approachable language, and adorable illustrations, adults will love introducing kids to mindfulness and meditation, inspiring them to look inward with curiosity and kindness. Karl is a crocodile who lives in Orlando. He loves cardigans, crepes, and combing his hair. And . . . he has a terrible temper Full of lovable animal characters, this playful story is a children's adaptation of Sharon Salzberg's beloved book Lovingkindness: The Revolutionary Art of Happiness. Like the original, it asks the question, "Why does what we do, say, and care about make a difference?" The book explores how generosity and mindfulness contribute to a life of happiness and connection. In today's divisive society, lovingkindness asks us to stop, find quiet, and look within; and in that honest reflection, answers appear. With relatable everyday examples, approachable language, and adorable illustrations, the book will inspire children to look inward with curiosity and kindness. By understanding what happiness feels like for themselves, they can realize how all people desire happiness. The book includes accessible activities at the end to help kids and parents start a lovingkindness practice in their own lives.

Ilustraciones de Ignasi Font «Esto es asqueroso , «me encanta el tofu , « eres de M xico? . Los pensamientos pueden ser felices, tristes, terror ficos, alegres o de preocupaci n, y siempre llegan a nuestra mente en un flujo constante. Pero solo son pensamientos y ninguno de ellos nos define. La magia de tu mente es que se trta de un espacio donde todo es posible Illustrations by Ignasi Font "This is disgusting", "I love tofu", "are you from Mexico?". Thoughts can be happy, sad, scary, joyful, or worrying, and they always come to our mind in a steady stream. But they are only thoughts and none of them define us. The magic of your mind is that it is a space where everything is possible

This is a book about wonder and about questioning what we think we know. By the time we become adults, we think we know quite a lot. Facts and theories all prop up our idea of the world and how it should work, but do we really know, or are we just trying to make ourselves feel secure?In Everybody Knows What a Tree Is, children talk their way through what they think they know - the uses for trees, the fun to be had, and the amazing scientific facts about them. But in contrast, the animals have a different language and experience for talking about trees.Over time, the children begin to question their knowledge and they look to their senses. But when this, too, breaks down, they are ultimately led to wonder what the experience of a tree is for itself, a truly magical question.Knowledge is important for many reasons: for understanding and solving problems, for building new concepts and creations, and for describing how our world works.But wonder allows us to interact with the world as it actually is - before the labels, definitions, and rules get laid on top. Ultimately, the book asks us to be comfortable with NOT knowing. It invites us to remember that life is ultimately a mystery and that not having an answer is an answer itself.

This is a magical story about the powerful idea that we are connected to absolutely everything in the universe. Everything is connected. And since you are part of everything, you are connected to everything: to pharaohs, Ben Franklin, T. Rex, ancient Greece, to love and to poverty, hunger and peace

Designed in the style of The Fountain Tarot deck, this weekly journal will provide tarot fans with an outlet to record and reflect upon their readings. The Fountain Tarot Jounal is a daily tool for introspection, empowerment, and connection. Designed to be used with any tarot deck, it contains entries and prompts for every week of the year. By diving deeply into questions, reflections, and patterns, readers can begin to uncover the hidden workings of their thoughts, desires, and emotions. Like The Fountain deck, this journal comes in a luxurious package full of beautiful art and 52 undated journal entries for readings throughout the year.

The Fountain Tarot: Illustrated Deck and Guidebook includes:• 79 silver-gilded cards with original oil paintings and die-cut rounded corners• 112-page guidebook• Holographic shimmer box with magnetic-closure and lifting ribbonThe Fountain Tarot is a bold re-envisioning of the classic tarot deck, bringing the traditional archetypes and symbology of tarot into a contemporary context. This boxed set features lush, ethereal paintings by artist Jonathan Saiz, rainbow holographic packaging by designer Andi Todaro, and an intimate guidebook by writer Jason Gruhl that teaches you how to read the cards and how to use them as a tool for introspection, empowerment, and connection.The Fountain is the unchanging, unnamable force of which everything and nothing are a part. Whether you're selecting a card to set the tone for your day, invigorate creative energy, or navigate a specific question, The Fountain Tarot helps you to unlock your deepest longings and greatest potential.