YOUR WORDS ARE THE DIRECTION YOUR LIFE IS GOING

Most people are seeking for ways to change their lives completely and this book addresses one of those ways: your words.

Are you aware of the power that is hidden in your words? Even if you are aware, still this book will give you even more insight.

The author Cindy Mezas herself used this master key and saw a huge change for good in her own life after having battled cancer and the damages done by chemotherapy plus radiation , years of domestic...

Why should you get hired?

You getting a job shouldn’t be based only on your experiences, achievements, GPA, type of prestigious university you graduated from or your nationality.

Look beyond those standard requirements and consider your uniqueness as well as your abilities and capabilities. Everyone has got a unique characteristic in them and what it takes to work; even the person people think is dumb could be an asset to a firm. Why? Because he or she being dumb is what make him or her u...

This book explains the alarming and developing influence from radical liberalism on political, social and spiritual matters in the US and Canada. In Canada, two political parties, Liberals and NDP, publically oppose long-existing Judeo-Christian values, norms and principles.

In the US, the Far Left show similar disrespect for the same long-held values, norms and principles. The history of radical liberalism reveals the immense human suffering it has caused in the world. We may expect that tod...

Basketball and Faith tells the stories of the players and gets to the heart of religious expression in basketball.

Author Fred Roggen features high-profile athletes who are sharing their Christian and Muslim faith: men and women.

„Without God I wouldn't be able to lace my shoes up and go out and play the game that I love so much. So I love God much more than basketball, because he allows me to play this game. He wakes me up every day and has blessed me for 31 years. My faith in Him definit...

When asked to name an archetypal love story, most people will reply 'Romeo & Juliet', although some say 'Tristan & Isolde' instead. Very few will come up with a classical example, and the reason for this is simple: when you say archetypal, it is assumed you mean love between a man and a woman, and instances of this in classical accounts are rare. The reason for this is also not hard to find: as it does now, 'love' in the ancient world meant the affection of equals, and given the inferior posi...

- A woman who is lying in a coma in a hospital and later tells what at that time was discussed in the hall of the hospital, far from the department where she lay...

- A man who recognizes people who previously were only in his surroundings while he lay in coma...

- A woman who for surgery is cooled down to a level where her brain no longer functions, reports on that operation from personal observation

Just three of the millions of near-death experiences (NDE's) that people have experienced i...

Mother and Childcare, with Ayurveda is a book written for both future parents and therapists who want to guide couples in the process of preparing for a pregnancy, the pregnancy itself and the care for mother and child during and after childbirth.

In the last year of my Ayurveda study I had to write a thesis. I chose the subject "mother and child care". Through the years I became more and more aware of the fact that the way in which we in the West deal with pregnancy and children's wishes is ...

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I am a re-born Christian who has seen much of the world's misery. I am a young man who, apart from kidnapping, has already experienced everything. A young man who has moved 64 times and sees his house as a place to sleep. Having difficulty recognizing it as his home. Who speaks different languages and is qualified in 11 subjects. I'm a boy who can do a lot, but keeps me in the background because of embarrassment. And even though I always look for people around me, and often look for confirmat...

“The Horse Meadow” is the personal story of John J. Beckers of how he created a natural living environment for his horse. Over a period of three years, in total twelve seasons, he completely renovated an old stable and turned a barren meadow into a true “horse’s paradise”.

John recounts significant events that happened to the horses through the seasons, to the many people he met on the way, and to himself. The book also contains many tips on meadow management.

Each chapter ends with...