Verlag: Advantage Media Group
A Vision Rising From the AshesDuring the "Decade of Fire," one Puerto Rican woman is determined to uplift her community and create change in the Bronx. Her alumni are a testimony to her vision that all can succeed.
Let It Go: How Forgetting Heals Mind and Soul is a groundbreaking exploration of one of the most overlooked yet powerful tools of emotional well-being: the ability to forget. Blending psychological insight, neuroscience, and emotional depth, this book takes readers on a transformative journey through the science and soul of forgetting. Each chapter unpacks how intentionally and selectively letting go of certain memories can pave the way to healing, clarity, and inner peace.Discover the psychological and emotional rationale for forgetting and how it supports mental resilience.Selective Retrieval of Memory and Think/No-Think. Techniques explore the mechanisms that allow us to shape what we remember and what we choose to leave behind.Gain insight into Control Over Memories, learning to regulate the intrusive thoughts that hold us back.Understand the deep links between memory and mood in Depressive Disorders and how forgetting becomes a vital ally in recovery.Explore how the brain uses Top-Down Control to influence what we recall and how that process can be optimized for healing. Rooted in science yet rich with emotional intelligence, Let It Go provides readers with information, practical frameworks, and empowering strategies. Whether you're seeking to overcome past trauma, manage mental clutter, or simply find peace in the present, this book offers a compassionate, research-backed roadmap to a lighter, freer mind. If you've ever felt trapped by your memories, Let It Go is your invitation to heal—not by holding on, but by learning the art and science of letting go.Zum Buch
THE INSIDE STORY OF THE MILIBAND AND CORBYN YEARS, AND HOW THEY LED TO THE LABOUR LEFT'S DEMISE For 42 years, Chris Williamson was a Labour Party member. In 2010, he was elected to Parliament to represent his home town. However, in 2019, he was unceremoniously suspended from the party after being subjected to a smear campaign, and he later resigned in protest at the betrayal. In this forensic memoir - free of his Labourist clutches - Williamson provides a unique ringside view. As well as lifting the lid on the amateurish politics-by-focus groups under Ed Miliband, Williamson exposes some of the major events that created and deepened Labour's 'antisemitism crisis' under Jeremy Corbyn.In his mission to set the record straight on numerous misreported events, Williamson names and shames the individuals - on the left and the right - whom he holds responsible for delivering his former party back into the hands of New Labourism under Sir Keir Starmer. To understand the existential crisis facing socialists in Britain today, Williamson's account of recent Labour history is indispensable."Williamson's analysis will be contentious and his trenchant views make uncomfortable reading. But for those who want to see a socialist future, or anyone who has ever voted Labour and wants to see it do better, this is essential reading." - Ken Loach, filmmaker"Chris Williamson is a compelling and committed socialist and was Jeremy Corbyn's most loyal supporter in Parliament: that is why he had to be sabotaged at all costs. … This book is a fascinating account of his struggle and the way forward." - Alexei Sayle, actor, author, stand-up comedian"Chris Williamson's 10 Years Hard Labour is an eye-opening, and at times, infuriating, insider's account of the coordinated political assault on the British Left that took place inside a party that was once its home." - Max Blumenthal, author, editor and founder of The Grayzone"The Left needs an honest account and reckoning of the rise and fall of 'Corbynism' - and I hope this book is start of that much needed self-criticism and honest debate." - Salma Yaqoob, peace activist"[Williamson] offers a searing indictment of the cannibalistic witch hunt that libelled Corbyn and others with false accusations of anti Semitism to cleanse the party of the Left. This is a necessary corrective history for British audiences and a warning for the Left in all Western democracies." - Rania Khalek, journalist, Breakthrough NewsZum Buch
Ephesians is the tenth book of the New Testament. Its authorship has traditionally been attributed to Paul the Apostle but starting in 1792, this has been challenged as Deutero-Pauline, that is, pseudepigrapha written in Paul's name by a later author strongly influenced by Paul's thought, probably "by a loyal disciple to sum up Paul's teaching and to apply it to a new situation fifteen to twenty-five years after the Apostle's death".Zum Buch
Buy now to get the main key ideas from Tucker Carlson’s The Long Slide The Long Slide (2021) is a collection of magazine articles by Fox News host Tucker Carlson. These articles hold a special place in Carlson’s heart, for they remind him of a time when the country was not so divided and journalism was still open-minded. In fact, he believes that magazines would refuse to print some of these articles if they were offered today. His topics are eclectic, ranging from spud guns to the difficult lives of civilian contractors in Iraq. As a collection, the articles showcase both his adventures and his ideas.Zum Buch
There are gender differences in how we behave, react, or respond in our love relationships. Hence I have written two books on the same theme – fear of breaking up and of losing your partner. Each book shows you the way out of break up mode and back into creating warmth again. One book is addressing male readers and a companion book addresses the other one, female readers. Read about my four step process to discover that it is the smallest wrongs that have caused the greatest angst for each of you. Learn how you can fix things following small daily examples.Zum Buch
Capitalism is one of the most influential and widely practiced economic systems in the world today. Rooted in the principles of private ownership and free enterprise, it has shaped modern societies and economies for centuries. At its core, capitalism is an economic system where individuals and businesses own and operate the means of production and distribution of goods and services. This ownership is driven by the pursuit of profit, incentivizing innovation, efficiency, and productivity. The origins of capitalism can be traced back to the decline of feudalism in Europe during the late Middle Ages. As trade expanded and markets grew, the need for a more flexible and dynamic economic structure became apparent. The Industrial Revolution of the 18th and 19th centuries played a pivotal role in solidifying capitalism as the dominant economic system, introducing mass production and new technologies that revolutionized industries. The free market is the cornerstone of capitalism. It operates on the principle of supply and demand, where prices are determined by the interaction of buyers and sellers. This self-regulating mechanism, famously referred to as the "invisible hand" by economist Adam Smith, ensures that resources are allocated efficiently and goods are produced in response to consumer needs. Competition among businesses fosters innovation, lowers prices, and improves quality, benefiting consumers and driving economic progress.Zum Buch
