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  But I Prayed for This - What to...

  Melissa Miller

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  Melissa Miller explores how you can care for your soul, let go of guilt, and give yourself grace when your answered prayers bring changes you didn't expect and feelings you can't ignore. 
  The spouse you prayed for is here, but you feel a sadness you can't explain. The job you prayed for came through, but you are overworked and overwhelmed. The ministry you prayed for is up and running, but you question if this is your calling after all. You wonder, Isn't an answer to prayer supposed to feel better than this? 
  Melissa Miller knows the feeling. She prayed for a job opportunity across the country and to grow her family through adoption, but she didn't expect to wake up every morning wondering if God picked the right person. She was tempted to push down her struggles because, after all, wasn't this what she prayed for? Would others think she was ungrateful? Instead, she dove deep into Scripture, cognitive research, and therapy to learn how to keep showing up in a story that was very different from what she'd imagined. In But I Prayed for This, Melissa helps you face the hard parts of "good" transitions as yourecognize that mixed emotions are normal (and not forever),grow in gratitude by changing the way you think,let go of the lie that you are stuck or that you "prayed wrong," andallow Jesus to shape your story and your heart in new ways. 
    
  But I Prayed for This offers tools to care for your mental and spiritual health, permission to feel what you feel, and reassurance that God's love is big enough for both your gratitude and your grief as you walk forward in the strength that comes from hope.

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  Goodbye's Not the End - A story...

  Dr. Christy Stockdale

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  When Jimmy's beloved dog, Sparty, passes away, it feels like he's just lost his best friend. Heartbroken, Jimmy discovers the complicated feelings that come with losing a cherished pet. With the help of his grandpa, Jimmy begins to understand that God cares about every tear we shed, and He has a special plan for all of His creatures. As Jimmy learns about heaven and God's promises, he realizes that Sparty isn't gone forever. 
  Goodbye's Not the End is a faith-filled story that tenderly guides children through the grieving process, inspiring hope and comfort rooted in biblical truth. With touching moments and relatable emotions, Dr. Christy Stockdale reassures young readers that God is by our side in the darkest times - that even in loss, His love endures. Whether you've said goodbye to a furry friend or hope to comfort a child who has, this heartfelt story is a gentle reminder that, in God's plan, goodbye is never truly the end. 
  About the Author: Dr. Christy Stockdale, DVM, grew up on a small farm in Hartland, Michigan, where she developed a deep love for God's creatures and a desire to care for them. She met her husband, Alan, in veterinary school and they graduated from Michigan State University in 1989. Two years later, they opened Wil-O-Paw Animal Hospital in Dr. Alan's hometown of Coloma, Michigan. Together, they have practiced small animal medicine and surgery for over 35 years. They have been blessed with two amazing children and many wonderful pets. Dr. Christy enjoys helping in the children's ministries in her local church, and fostering cats and kittens through Paws of Hope. 
  Illustrator's Biography: Retired veterinarian Dr. Kathy Bates, DVM, dedicated 36 years of her life to the practice of small animal medicine. She now practices her skills as an oil painter, continuing to celebrate the human/animal bond. She resides in Chillicothe, Ohio with Labrador, Lucy, and Marshmallow, the canary.

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  The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali -...

  Amin Rampa

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  It is important for you to know that Yoga is a way of being in the world based on the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali 
  There are people who approach the practice of Yoga, because they have seen other notable changes or someone has told you that the practice of Yoga is good, well, you don’t need to be a doubtful Thomas, as this book is embedded with all important and effective approach that will influence your yoga sutra of pantajali in no time. 
  But ... what is this Yoga, which is becoming so fashionable? And what are its origins 
  Yoga is an ancestral philosophy that was born in India about 5000 years ago. Our ancestors were people who retired in search of a connection and internalization, which has little to do with the way in which Yoga is practiced today in the West. 
  And this is not bad, life evolves and with it also changes around us to meet the needs of today's society. But I think it is important to take into account the origins of this discipline, because, at least for me, it makes a lot of sense to my practice. 
  When I talk about my practice, I don't mean just the time I spend on the mat moving my body or meditating, I mean everything that accompanies me throughout the day, from when I wake up until I go to bed. 
  Therefore, I want to transfer the teachings I have received about this way of being and being in the world, because knowing, even a little, its origin, you can better understand what you do or what is achieved with the constant practice of this discipline. That was the reason why this audiobook is birthed. 
  The Yoga Sutra of Patanjali also provide the method or the means to achieve said “goal” all these approaches are mentioned with quality pictures just for your perusal and fast understanding. 
  As you can see there are no secrets, everything is achieved through practice and more practice.

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  Way to Happiness

  Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen

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  Every human person seeks happiness, but few find it, because they have not discovered the source of all happiness: God. In Way to Happiness, Futon Sheen reflects on the most fundamental aspects of our lives: love, politics, motherhood, work, teens, forgiveness, rest, meditation, and more. 
  In a culture stricken with anxiety, boredom, despair, and fear, Sheen desires to reignite healing, hope, and contentment in the reader. While the secular world holds the mistaken belief that hunger for infinity can be satisfied by an infinity of material things, Sheen warns that they really wish for the infinity of divine love. Addressing the philosophy of pleasure, Sheen reminds the reader of the centrality of self-discipline and detachment. 
  At the heart of Way to Happiness is heroically living out the spirit of charity: love of God and love of neighbor. To achieve a spirit of service and self-donation, a strong interior life is a perequisite. True peace is born in meditation. 
  Lastly, Sheen provides a blueprint to overcome bad habits through introspection, avoiding the occasion of sin, willing the good, and a right philosophy of life. In an age when so few people have time to make a retreat, allow the retreat master, Sheen, to take you on a spiritual journey that will spurn you on to holiness. For anyone seeking a clear path to a happy and saintly life, The Way to Happiness will be your guide.

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  Love of Life - Make the Rest of...

  Joe Nuckols

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  Relevance and the universal desire for purpose and meaning are critical during all stages of life. Growing older is not a bitch, unless you want it to be. 
  There is a new argument over religion and science. This new debate has a more profound consequence. The calling for relationship over religion. A true one-to-one relationship with God that knows no bounds, no dawning and no sunset. 
  We can find answers in biology that point to the origin of life and the regeneration of bodies to live a full rich health span, and not just suffer through a life span. Practical advice and meditative prayers show the importance of mindset, health, and spirituality. 
  Love of Life: Make the Rest of Your Life the Best of Your Life presents questions and answers to challenge your thinking of what you believe. Stop living sick, tired, and lonely. Conquering three pathways of diet, exercise, and attitude to escape the prison of your past and discover more reason to love life. Is survival of the fittest wrong when the true power is in the survival of the most cooperative? Do we have to qualify for a life after death in heaven? 
  That is what we will try to find out. 
  Release your love of life and potential for personal transformation at any age with the details that follow, accompanied by a series of guided mediation prayers that build upon your relationship with God that goes beyond all denominations.

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  The Theory and Practice of Alchemy

  Manly Palmer Hall

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  ALCHEMY, the secret art of the land of Khem, is one of the two oldest sciences known to the world. The other is astrology. The beginnings of both extend back into the obscurity of prehistoric times. According to the earliest records extant, alchemy and astrology were considered as divinely revealed to man so that by their aid he might regain his lost estate. According to old legends preserved by the Rabbins, the angel at the gate of Eden instructed Adam in the mysteries of Qabbalah and of alchemy, promising that when the human race had thoroughly mastered the secret wisdom concealed within these inspired arts, the curse of the forbidden fruit would be removed and man might again enter into the Garden of the Lord. As man took upon himself "coats of skins" (physical bodies) at the time of his fall, so these sacred sciences were brought by him into the lower worlds incarnated in dense vehicles, through which their spiritual transcendental natures could no longer manifest themselves. Therefore they were considered as being dead or lost. 
  The earthly body of alchemy is chemistry, for chemists do not realize that half of The Book of Torah is forever concealed behind the veil of Isis (see the Tarot), and that so long as they study only material elements they can at best discover but half of the mystery. Astrology has crystallized into astronomy, whose votaries ridicule the dreams of ancient seers and sages, deriding their symbols as meaningless products of superstition. Nevertheless, the intelligentsia of the modern world can never pass behind the veil which divides the seen from the unseen except in the way appointed--the Mysteries.

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