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Philosophers Notes on: Constructive Living by David K. Reynolds
by Brian JohnsonPhilosophers Notes on: Constructive Living by David K. Reynolds. The essential points are condensed for more wisdom in less time.
Philosophers Notes on: Body Mind Mastery by Dan Millman
by Brian JohnsonPhilosophers Notes on: Body Mind Mastery by Dan Millman. The essential points are condensed for more wisdom in less time.
Philosophers Notes on: Big Mind Big Heart by Zen Master Dennis Genpo Merzel
by Brian JohnsonPhilosophers Notes on: Big Mind Big Heart by Zen Master Dennis Genpo Merzel. The essential points are condensed for more wisdom in less time.
Philosophers Notes on: Awareness by Anthony de Mello
by Brian JohnsonPhilosophers Notes on: Awareness by Anthony de Mello. The essential points are condensed for more wisdom in less time.
Chasing Joy
by Edward M. HaysThis book on joyful living is the result of the headon collision between my own attempts to imitate a joyful saint [Francis of Assisi] of thirteenth-century medieval Italy and the painful realities of living in today's bittersweet world at the beginning of the twenty-first century. Perhaps it can serve you as a survival manual for how to live happily. EDWARD HAYS Summer 2006
Philosophers Notes on: Authentic Happiness by Martin Seligman
by Brian JohnsonPhilosophers Notes on: Authentic Happiness by Martin Seligman. The essential points are condensed for more wisdom in less time.
Philosophers Notes on: Ask and It Is Given by Esther and Jerry Hicks
by Brian JohnsonPhilosophers Notes on: Ask and It Is Given by Esther and Jerry Hicks. The essential points are condensed for more wisdom in less time.
Philosophers Notes on: As a Man Thinketh by James Allen
by Brian JohnsonPhilosophers Notes on: As a Man Thinketh by James Allen. The essential points are condensed for more wisdom in less time.
Philosophers Notes on: A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle
by Brian JohnsonPhilosophers Notes on: A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle. The essential points are condensed for more wisdom in less time.
Philosophers Notes on: A Joseph Campbell Companion by Diane K. Osbon
by Brian JohnsonPhilosophers Notes on: A Joseph Campbell Companion by Diane K. Osbon. The essential points are condensed for more wisdom in less time.
How A Shy Guy Like Me Earned Over $1 Million in Network Marketing
by Joe BrownExplains the system the author developed that earned him a big incum in network marketing.
Tailgating, Sacks, and Salary Caps: How the NFL Became the Most Successful Sports League in History
by Mark YostTable of contents for the book includes: 1. "In the Best Interest of the League": The NFL Builds Its Future on Its Past 2. Anything but "Free": Playing for the NFL 3. Any Given Sunday: How Bert Bell Built the NFL's Even Playing Field 4. A Perfect Team: Television and the NFL 5. The NFL Goes Prime Time: Monday Night Football and Mainstream Audiences 6. Sports Bars, Satellites, and Fantasy Football: New Media, New Markets 7. NFL Merchandising: The Empire's New Clothes 8. The Super Bowl: Who Really Wins? 9. Stadium Fever: Who Plays and Who Pays? 10. Down to the Wire: Inside the 2006 Negotiations 11. Super Teams, Savvy Owners, and the Future of the NFL
The Wave Three Way To Building Your Downline
by Richard PoeThe face of home business has changed in recent years. People are building businesses based on good products, treating each other well, and using the power of internet technology. Now millions of people just like you are learning to make a living from home. In this book you'll find dozens of stories of people from soccer moms to beach bums and fortune 500 executives and how they learned to make a living from home. They show you how you can too.
Self Hypnosis for a Better Life
by William W. HewittFrom the book: WE HAVE the ability to solve most, if not all, of our problems in life if we know how. Self-hypnosis is one tool that can help us solve our problems and create better lives for ourselves. This book gives actual word-for-word self-hypnosis scripts for twenty three major problem-solving situations. Most of them will most likely apply to you at some point in your life. ... This book also includes very understandable explanations of what hypnosis is and how it works.
Becoming: Basic Considerations for a Psychology of Personality
by Gordon W. AllportAllport outlines the need for a psychology of becoming, of growth and development of personality, one that can best be discovered by looking within ourselves.
We Are the Beloved: A Spiritual Journey
by Kenneth Blanchard"My hope is to clear up your amnesia and help you remember what you once knew in childlike innocence: that there is something or someone out there bigger than you who has a divine purpose for your life. The first step in any spiritual journey is a longing for home, a yearning to reconnect with something bigger than you. The focus in this book is on "suiting up"- deliberately accepting on faith God's unconditional love for us as manifested in His gift of grace. ... Rather than trying to persuade you what to do, I'd simply like to share what I believe is an incredibly good deal. It answers the questions about self-esteem once and for all, for it's the realization that once you receive the Lord's forgiveness through grace, you have all the love you will ever need. No amount of striving for approval or achieving greater and greater things will give you more love and acceptance than you already have."
The Holy Longing: The Search for a Christian Spirituality
by Ronald RolheiserRolheiser does not assume that the reader is conversant with the language of the Church, nor does he insult the reader's intelligence. He presents the aspects of faith in God in a readable of friendly way. He covers the mysteries, the elements of worship, and the average person's struggles to be churched in a straightforward manner. This is a must read for those who want to make converts and for those who think they might want to be converted. Although the author's perspective is Roman Catholic, his explanations are useful in any nondenominational or denominational setting.
The Shattered Lantern: Rediscovering a Felt Presence of God
by Ronald RolheiserRolheiser gently guides us into spiritual contemplation, and awakening.
Psalms/Now
by Leslie F. Brandt"Psalm 23: The Lord is my constant companion. There is no need that He cannot fulfill. Whether His course for me points to the mountaintops of glorious ecstasy or to the valleys of human suffering, He is by my side, He is ever present with me. He is close beside me when I tread the dark streets of danger, and even when I flirt with death itself, He will not leave me. When the pain is severe, He is near to comfort. When the burden is heavy, He is there to lean upon. When depression darkens my soul, He touches me with eternal joy. When I feel empty and alone, He fills the aching vacuum with His power. My security is in His promise to be near to me always, and in the knowledge that He will never let me go." Brandt brings to the contemporary reader a rewriting of the Old Testament Psalms which is encouraging, devotional, inspiring, and majestic.
Please Help Me, God (Letters From Covenant House)
by Sr. Mary Rose McGeadyThey are the children no one knows, nameless and faceless shadows that walk our streets, desperate and scared and alone. They are America's street children, and they are more than 1,000,000 strong. Entangled in a web of abuse and sex, these innocent kids--some as young as ten--struggle to find hope in a dark world few of us will ever know about, and none of us will ever see. Who exactly are these kids? How do they end up on our streets? Where do they come from? How do they manage to survive? Do they survive? This is their incredible story, told from the alleyways and dead-end streets of America. It's a story you will never, ever forget...." The last few chapters of the book offer valuable information. However, because the copyright date is 1997, this information might be outdated.
A Children's Book About Being Bullied
by Joy BerryThis book is part of the HELP ME BE GOOD series by Joy Berry. Picture descriptions add to the enjoyment of this book. Other books by this author are available from Bookshare.
Love on a Leash
by Liz PalikaFrom the Book jacket: Can my dog do therapy work? * Who can train a therapy dog? What does the owner need to know? How can my dog become certified? What problems am I likely to encounter? *Should our facility have its own resident therapy pet? If you have been asking some of these questions, Love On A Leash is the book for you! Liz Palika is an expert on dogs, training, and therapy work. 'Through her efforts thousands of people have been touched with canine affection. Now she shares that experience. Love on a Leash gives you all the tips, methods, and techniques for choosing, training, and working with a therapy dog, as well as telling you how to make your visit a success. You just may discover that you have a four-footed therapist waiting to share miraculous canine love!
Dying to Be Free: A Healing Guide for Families After a Suicide
by Beverly Cobain Jean LarchFrom the book: When I met with Bev Cobain and Jean Larch to discuss their forthcoming book, I knew that it was badly needed. As one who has lost a loved one to suicide, I saw that it could be an important healing tool for people like me. Dying to Be Free is everything I hoped it would be and more, its insights cutting though the silence and stigma associated with this topic. Stories throughout the book leap from the pages to touch the soul. It speaks not only to "survivors of suicide" like me, but also to anyone who may have suicidal thoughts themselves, or who have attempted it, have lived through it, and are still battling agonizing pain. We "survivors" need all the help we can get. Suicide changes the course of our lives forever. We need understanding and compassion, and if we are to survive and live well, we need education. We need to comprehend what could possibly have led to this devastating act. I learned firsthand that suicide is a death with repercussions unlike any other. ... This book will answer a great many of your questions about suicide and explain the process that clouds the mind of the suicidal person. It will help you make some sense of what you thought was a totally senseless act. I pray you will let the authors of this book take you by the hand, help you avoid the swamp of misinformation on this subject, and lead you to the truths that enlighten and make healing possible. If you have lost a loved one to suicide, or if you or someone you love has ever considered it, perhaps an angel or some Higher Power has placed this book in your hands. Please, take it home now and read it. [And if you are a teen, please involve a trusted adult in your reading of this book.]
A Children's Book About Being Mean
by Joy BerryThis book shows children how other people feel when we are being mean, or how we feel when others are mean to us.