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  Chakras for Beginners - The...

  Aura Heal

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  Unleash the power of your 7 chakras with the help of this ultimate beginner’s guide! 
  Do you want to uncover the ancient wisdom of your chakras? Want to boost your wellbeing, feel more at peace, and connect with your deeper self? Looking for the best strategies to unblock and balance your chakras? Then this is the book for you! 
  Written with the beginner in mind, this powerful book breaks down the chakras in a simple, easy-to-understand way. Delving into the purpose and nature of each chakra, as well as tips and tricks for harnessing their power and practicing self-healing, this book is perfect for any beginner looking for an in-depth exploration of the chakras. 
  With a wealth of advice on yoga, mindfulness meditation, and how you can create positive energy with your chakras to improve your life, Chakras for Beginners is your ticket to the world of chakras. 
  Here’s what you’ll discover inside:A Breakdown of The Chakras – Everything You Need To KnowUnlocking The Secrets of The 7 ChakrasUnderstanding Your Chakra “States” and How To Unblock ThemSimple Strategies For Being More In-Tune With Your Chakras10 Powerful Ways To Balance Your ChakrasHarnessing Meditation, Crystal Healing, and Kundalini AwakeningHow The Chakras Can Supercharge Your Life and WellbeingAnd So Much More! 
  So if you’re looking for an all-in-one exploration of the chakras, then this is the audiobook for you! Containing practical strategies for crystal healing, essential oils, breathing techniques and yoga, and so much more, now it’s never been easier to get started and begin your journey to a new and improved you! 
  So what are you waiting for? Download this audiobook now to begin unlocking your chakras today!

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  The Essential François Mauriac -...

  François Mauriac

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  Three great nonfiction works from the Nobel Prize–winning, Catholic, French author of Thérèse Desqueyroux.Saint Margaret of CortonaFor François Mauriac, Saint Margaret of Cortona became a source of fascination and solace during the Nazi occupation of France. During that time, feeling himself and all his countrymen to be among the downtrodden, he wrote this biography of the thirteenth-century Italian penitent who would become the patron saint of the homeless . . .Born in 1247 to a farming family in a small village outside Perugia, Margaret of Cortona was willful and reckless in her youth. At age seventeen, she became a wealthy man’s mistress—even bearing his son out of wedlock. But her life of sin ended when she found her lover murdered.Devoting herself to prayer and penance, Margaret eventually joined the Third Order of St. Francis and took a vow of poverty. She established a hospital for the poor and homeless at Cortona. On divine command, she challenged her own bishop for his lavish and warlike lifestyle. Canonized by Pope Benedict XIII in 1728, she became a patron saint of the downtrodden, including the falsely accused, homeless, orphaned, and mentally ill, as well as midwives, penitents, single mothers, reformed prostitutes, and third children.Letters on Art and LiteratureIn this collection of letters, Mauriacshares fascinating insights through correspondence with Albert Camus, Jean Cocteau, and other authors, artists, intellectuals, as well as the readers of his various articles and columns. The letters delve into a variety of topics—from the death of Georges Bernanos to the correspondence between Paul Claudel and Andre Gide, and the Routier youth movement.Proust’s Way The thinking and suffering of the author of Remembrance of Things Past are intimately exposed in these letters to Mauriac.

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  The Author of Life - Hearing and...

  C.W. Hambleton

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  When you think about God, what’s the first image that pops into your mind? Even when you hear the word “God”, what feelings arise? Are those thoughts and feelings of a loving, forgiving Father or a harsh, distant Judge or Someone in between two – or perhaps even something else entirely? 
  Could it be that because of our preconceptions, culture, and own personal history, the very word “God” itself colors our views and perceptions of Him at a fundamental level? What if our biases have actually blinded us to Him, His Word, and His heart? 
  What if we were able to reset those preconceptions and free ourselves from the baggage of our biases, perceptions, and our past experiences with God and those who claim to know Him? 
  What if we could start over from the beginning and learn about God without all our preconceived notions getting in the way and just learn about Him as He is, or rather, who He’s revealed Himself to be in His Word and throughout His Creation? 
  What if we could re-learn and re-think what we each individually believe about God and honestly get to know Him not as this distant, abstract religious entity but as something of an Author – the Author of Authors – who has a grand story to tell that He wants to share with each and every one of us?

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  Fairest of Heart (Texas Ever After)

  Karen Witemeyer

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  Once upon a time in Texas . . . 
   
  Beauty has been nothing but a curse to Penelope Snow. When she becomes a personal maid for a famous actress whose troupe is leaving Chicago to tour the West, she hides her figure beneath shapeless dresses and keeps her head down. But she still manages to attract the wrong attention, leaving her prospects in tatters--and her jealous mistress plotting her demise. 
   
  After his brother lost his life over a woman, Texas Ranger Titus Kingsley has learned to expect the worst from women and is rarely disappointed. So when a young lady found in suspicious circumstances takes up residence with the seven old drovers living at his grandfather's ranch, Titus is determined to keep a close eye on her. 
   
  With a promotion hanging in the balance, Titus is assigned to investigate a robbery case tied to Penelope's acting troupe, and all evidence points to Penelope's guilt. But Titus might just be convinced that the fairest woman of all has a heart as pure as her last name . . . if only he can prove it.

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  Self-Care: Selfish or Sacred? -...

  Susan L Fink

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  For many Christians, the concept of loving themselves sounds contrary to Jesus’ words: “If anyone would come after me, he must deny himself and take up his cross.” (Matthew 16:24 NIV) 
  Does “Love your neighbor as yourself” mean our earthly needs are as important as our service to others? 
  Each chapter of “Self-Care: Selfish or Sacred? An Interactive guide to Myths and Misunderstandings” looks at a myth about self-care, shares Susan’s personal struggle, and identifies misconceptions. Scriptural explanations, questions, and prayer prompts are included with blank spaces for interactive use.

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  The Essential Baruch Spinoza -...

  Baruch Spinoza

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  Three philosophical works by the seventeenth-century Enlightenment thinker and author of Ethics.How to Improve Your MindIn this earlier work, Dutch philosopher Baruch Spinoza articulates his view that life is best lived with the supreme happiness of knowing God’s infinite love. By extension, all earthly pursuits—including money, fame, and sex—are mere distractions from the greater joy of the soul’s quietude.Translated by the philosopher and founder of the Philosophical Library, Dagobert D. Runes. Runes also provides exclusive commentary and biographical notes.The Road to Inner FreedomSpinoza views the ability to experience rational love of God as the key to mastering the contradictory and violent human emotions.The Book of GodThe Book of God, one of Spinzoa’s earliest works, came to light only a hundred years ago in two slightly varying Dutch manuscripts. Its youthful author lived in turbulent times, when the Western world was torn by civil and religious strife, and bullies, bigots and pseudo-prophets vied for the ear of a fearful people. While Europe was in an uproar over the right church, Spinoza was seeking the right God. This book is the first known report of his findings. Translated by Dr. A. Wolf from the Dutch [the author’s Tractatus de Deo et homine version] and edited and with an introduction by Dagobert D. Runes.

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