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  Ori: The Ultimate Guide to...

  Mari Silva

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  Reveal the secrets behind spiritual intuition used in Yoruba traditions regarding Odu, Egbe, the Orishas, and ancestral veneration. 
  Have you heard of the Yoruba spiritual intuition, Ori? 
  Do you wish to explore the role Ori plays in Yoruba practices? 
  Do you want to learn about the importance of Ori in ancestral veneration? 
  If you’ve answered yes to these questions, you’re in luck. This audiobook will help you explore Yoruba spirituality, discover the true meaning of Ori, and much more. 
  In this audiobook, you will:Understand the different aspects of Yoruba spiritual practices, as well as their cultural and historical contextsExplore the concept of Ori through the most fascinating Yoruba myths and loreLearn about the contrasting forces of fate and freedom of choice as defined by the Yoruba peopleUnderstand who Olodumare and the Orishas are and the roles they play in Yoruba spiritual practicesComprehend how Ori is worshiped as an Orisha and how other Orishas can help you align your soul with OriUnveil the influence of the ancestors in reaching alignment with OriGain the ability to improve your Ori with the help of your ancestorsGet to know Egbe Orun (Heaven mates), a group of spirits that can aid your OriMaster the art of honorable living through Odu Ifa and the 16 Truths of IfaIdentify the best way to align with your Ori through Iwa-pele, your character 
  This audiobook will show you how to align with your spiritual intuition through character-improving techniques and several user-friendly methods of spiritual communication. 
  Click on the “add to cart” button now, and discover how Ori can help you lead a healthy and balanced life.

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  MS and Me

  Dorothy Mitchell

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  Living with multiple sclerosis was never going to be easy. The phrase 'I rule it, it doesn't rule me' was to become Lydia's benchmark. She clung fiercely to these words. They would booster her strength in the years ahead when at times, fear of the pain and its affects, especially the horrendous agony of an MS attack, would almost break her. 
  This then is Lydia's story....

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  Made Whole - Transforming wounds...

  LaToya LaToyaJ

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  LaToya through her personal experiences of feeling stuck, operating day to day from a place of void and emptiness, shares the triumphs of rejection, abuse, and shame. By sharing her most intimate stories, readers will experience awareness of their own wounds and desire to break the chains of brokenness and open themselves up to recieve healing, restoration, and wholeness. It's time to start healing. You deserve to live life Whole.

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  Fractured - A Memoir

  Susan Mockler

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  A collision with a moose on a dark highway left Susan Mockler with an incomplete spinal injury, suddenly compromising her ability to walk and to care for herself. She spent months in a rehabilitation facility learning how to adjust to her new reality, and though her body partially recovered, every aspect of her life changed.
  		 
  Fractured is a compelling illumination of the challenges of acquired disability and the ways in which people with disabilities are sidelined and infantilised. Mockler, a psychotherapist, speaks with frank honesty about her family and friends’ reactions to her injury, and the hard-won lessons that she and those around her learned from her experience.

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  Any Kind of Luck at All - A memoir

  Mary Fairhurst Breen

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  Can the strength accumulated over a lifetime of losses be enough to cope with a daughter’s death? 
  What was it like growing up as a smart girl in a world of 1970s suburban conformity? What family secrets were hidden behind the vertical blinds and sliding glass doors, or swept under the orange shag carpets? Is it possible to move from married mother-of-two to lesbian feminist activist without passing heartache? 
  In her bittersweet memoir, Mary Fairhurst Breen sketches scenes from a life darkened by four generations of mental illness and addiction. Despite the odds, Mary’s sense of humor and willingness to practice “radical acceptance” see her through the chaos to a life full of friends, art, and the joys of being a grandmother. Ultimately, she must face her greatest challenge of all when her daughter becomes one of the tens of thousands of people every year to die of opioid poisoning. This is a journey of awakening and activism, and a portrait of a life to be celebrated in all its complexity.

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  Spiritual But Not Anxious

  Darrell Smith

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  There is a reason that the phrase "spiritual but not religious" exists. Now more than ever, people are finding it difficult to reconcile their experiences or worldviews with the anxiety that organized religion too often creates.When we embrace the message but mistrust the institution, anxiety is at work.When we cling to a particular faith but struggle to reconcile ourselves to its beliefs and practices, anxiety is present.When we are drawn to mysticism, meaning, and wonder but burdened by religious baggage, we are longing to be Spiritual But Not Anxious. 
  Religion should be the counter to anxiety—not its cause. Spiritual But Not Anxious traces the root cause of our most basic religious anxieties and invites us to imagine a better way.

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