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  Introducing You to Your Own...

  Akash Sky

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  Introducing You to Your Own Perfection is aimed at the reader who has an interest in transforming their self-awareness to gain inner love, peace and joy at every moment of their life. Working with the world-famous universal spiritual teaching called A Course in Miracles, we become mindful of who we are. Are you a body? Are you an accumulation of experience and past thoughts? Are you a person independent from everything and everyone in this world? In this book, self-aware author Akash Sky continuously investigates the individual we think we are. The conclusion is that as we dissolve our personal identity we arrive at a state of nothingness, which is the beginning of pure existence. This knowing unites us with love’s presence and covers us in peace. Sky shows us that through understanding what we are, what our origin is and where we are now, we can arrive back to our natural joyous state of mind by holy forgiveness with the higher self. Introducing You to Your Own Perfection offers an open discussion about self-realisation, with enjoyable analogies presented throughout.

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  In the Low - Honest Prayers for...

  Scott Erickson, Justin McRoberts

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  We spend time in the Low because we're human, not because we're broken. 
   
  In the Low is a collection of contemplative words and images for seasons of depression. It is a book designed to meet you where you are and sit with you there the way God does: intentionally and without judgment. 
   
   
  For many of us, the question isn't whether or not we will enter into depression but how to be there when we do. In those low places, we experience disconnection from others, from a meaningful life, and from God, and it can be difficult to know what to think or pray. This is where art and the honest prayers of others can help us name what we're experiencing so we know we're not alone.  
   
  In the Low is designed to meet you in the dark and linger there with you as you sit under the weight of depression or despair. Instead of shaming you for how you feel, minimizing your pain, or suggesting quick fixes, Justin McRoberts and Scott Erickson offer you prayers in language and imagery that can help you be honest and vulnerable with yourself and with God.  
   
  Featuring poetic prayers for deeper relationships, healing from trauma, a hopeful future, and more, In the Low meets you where you are in your journey and calls you deeper into the heart of God--who is not afraid of the dark. 
   
   
  "In the Low has a permanent spot on my bookshelf."--Emily P. Freeman, New York Times bestselling author of How to Walk into a Room 
   
  "Here is a tender guide, not to answers but to the shared humanity of searching, waiting, and finding meaning in the in-between."--David Gungor, The Brilliance  
   
  "I can offer no higher compliment than this: Someone I love dearly picked up this book during a stretch of pressing darkness, and it helped them."--Shauna Niequist, author of I Guess I Haven't Learned That Yet 
   
  "As someone who has wanted to end it all in her own season of depression, and who accompanies many others in theirs, In the Low is the gift I've longed for."--Tara Owens, executive director, Anam Cara Ministries, spiritual director, and author of Embracing the Body  
   
  "In the Low gives voice to those struck speechless by despair, honoring the sacred truth that faith often speaks through the shadows."--Jonathan Merritt, columnist and author of Learning to Speak God from Scratch  
   
  "This book resonates deeply within my angsty artist heart, and I'm so grateful it exists in the world."--Jess Janz, poet and founder of Dinner with Strangers  
   
  "Scott and Justin created a hand to hold in the valley, and I'm grateful to the both of them for how warm it is."--Levi The Poet, spoken word artist  
   
  "You will treasure this book, I predict, and come back to it again and again."--Brian D. McLaren, author of Faith After Doubt and Life After Doom 
   
  "In the Low is accompaniment for the places inside that deserve to be known, the wordless places that need words, the dark and diffuse places that need form and shape."--Dr. Hillary L. McBride, psychologist, podcast host, author, and mother 
   
  "A warm, tender, desperately needed book that doesn't speak about the ache but from inside of it."--Jonathan Martin, author of How to Survive a Shipwreck and The Road Away from God  
   
  "In the Low is both simple and subversive, inviting us not simply into peace but fuller personhood."--K.J. Ramsey, licensed therapist and author of The Book of Common Courage 
   
  "Encounter this book on its own terms. Encounter this book at the necessarily slow pace of God. And above all, encounter this book and come to know the joy of the God of the Low."--Curt Thompson, MD, author of The Deepest Place and The Soul of Desire 
   
  "Permission to name the ache in our hearts without rushing to fix it."--Kayla Craig, author of Every Season Sacred and To Light Their Way and creator of Liturgies for Parents 
   
  "Justin and Scott offer us words, images, and their own selves in ways that gently dispel that piece of the darkness and give us a sense of companions who see us, know us, and care."--Donna Hatasaki, senior director of spiritual formation, Young Life

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  Chronicles Of An Unbound...

  Laone J. Mangwa

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  This book is a thought-provoking journey through the author's life. It is a unique look at the world through the lens of poetry, short stories, and titbits. As the second instalment, readers will gain a deeper understanding of the author's body, mind, and imagination. Through this work, readers will be able to explore new revelations, gain insight into their own lives, and be inspired to think more deeply. 
  What's included in this book: 
  - Benefit: Get a deeper understanding of life from the author's perspective 
  - Benefit: Gain emotional insight into your own life 
  - Change your life: Uncover new revelations and be inspired to think more deeply 
  What's included in the book: 
  - Poetry 
  - Short stories 
  - Titbits 
  Don't miss out on this unique and inspiring work!

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  Guided Meditation: Berchta...

  Niina Niskanen

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  Step into a realm of serene guidance and ancient wisdom with this powerful audiobook, Guided Meditation: Berchta - Goddess of Light. Dive deep into a mystical journey where you connect with the transformative energy of Berchta, the revered goddess known for bringing illumination, clarity, and profound inner peace. Berchta is a goddess who originates from Germanic mythology from the Alpine area. She is the goddess of light, goddess of winter and the protector of children and those who need protection. 
  This immersive guided meditation is designed for all experience levels, helping you release negativity and awaken the light within. Through soothing narration and calming soundscapes, you'll be guided to experience the protective embrace of Berchta, unlocking her ancient teachings for renewal, healing, and enlightenment. 
  Perfect for those seeking inner peace, spiritual growth, or simply a moment of tranquility. Whether you’re new to meditation or a seasoned practitioner, this audiobook will be your companion in finding balance, comfort, and a deeper connection to the divine light. 
  Why Listen?🌟 Transformative Experience: Harness the healing light of Berchta for emotional and spiritual growth.🧘 Relax and Rejuvenate: Achieve a state of deep relaxation, releasing stress and embracing positivity.🕊️ Connect Spiritually: Strengthen your connection to divine feminine energy and ancient wisdom.

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  Weird History Facts So Boring...

  Greg Morrison

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  Drift off to sleep with the world's most mundane trivia and dry history facts designed to cure your insomnia instantly.
   
  If you are battling sleeplessness or racing thoughts, surrender to the aggressive monotony of administrative regulations and defunct professions. This deadpan tour of the past offers a soothing, low-stakes escape from the drama of daily life, perfect for your bedtime routine or a stress-free commute.
   
  Immerse yourself in the calming tedium of obscure records that test the limits of human attention. By focusing on the aggressively unremarkable, this audio experience transforms boredom into a gentle, rhythmic tool for relaxation.
   
  Prepare to be lulled into slumber by:
  *   Meticulously recorded administrative rules for towns no one remembers.
  *   The specific, uneventful history of forgotten measurements and candle wicks.
  *   A deep dive into the bureaucracy of long-defunct uniforms and button counts.
  *   Irony-laden, anticlimactic records that lack any suspense or impact.
   
  From local dullness to global monotony, uncover the vast, unexciting web that quietly underpins civilization. It is a sideways portrait of humanity’s obsession with documenting the trivial, curated specifically to help you disengage and rest.

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  Every Body Beloved - A Jewish...

  Minna Bromberg

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  Part memoir and part activist manifesto, this book offers Jewish text as an inspiration for all who care about body liberation. Minna Bromberg lays bare the harm of anti-fat bias by tracing her own journey from dieting at age seven to fat activism and the founding of her organization, Fat Torah. Her personal narrative highlights the restorative potential that Jewish tradition has for addressing fatphobia and inspires a culture of healing and acceptance of all bodies created in the Divine image. 
  “Rabbi Bromberg’s generosity of spirit and erudite insights into Jewish text give a grounded and deeply compassionate alternative to perfectionist body loathing in our Ozempic era. This book is a high-leverage ethical tool in the work of affirming the sacredness of every body.” 
  —Hanne Blank Boyd, author of Fat and Straight: The Surprisingly Short History of Heterosexuality 
  About the author 
  Rabbi Dr. Minna Bromberg is the founder of Fat Torah, a project focused on smashing the idolatry of weight stigma and deploying Jewish tradition for the liberation of all bodies. She has a PhD in sociology from Northwestern University and rabbinic ordination from Hebrew College. Minna lives in Jerusalem with her family.

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