SYNOPSIS In "Military Strong, Widow Brave," Deborah R. Hamm draws from her twenty-five year marriage, military background, and journey through widowhood to offer compassionate guidance for anyone experiencing grief. The book explores diverse grief experiences, from immediate shock to long-term healing, with practical strategies for each stage.

Look Up—Global Stories of Resilience shares powerful true stories of individuals who have faced life’s toughest challenges—loss, betrayal, disaster, and war—and emerged stronger by embracing the power of perspective. Through Heidi Siefkas’ inspiring mantra, Look Up, this book reveals how resilience, hope, and determination can turn adversity into opportunity.

Peace Perception is a gentle book of encouragement. It is an analysis of consciousness, of shifting spiritual perception, and seeing in life a lifting radiance. It is an analysis of karmic literature, verses of the Bible, mantric chanting. It is an account of going through different self-help programs and spiritual books. It is a stream of affirmations, an opening to grasping multiple points of view at once, an increasing awareness of the magnetism that operates our universe. Spirituality is not about persuasion and it is not about sales.

As a child, Diana Morgan Dean endured an agonizingly toxic childhood replete with abuse, abandonment, cruelty, and painful loss. Robbed of her childhood and forced to endure physical, emotional and sexual abuse at the hands of her father, and withstand the tragic loss of her mother, Dean is determined to protect her younger siblings.

Life has a way of testing us, pushing us to the brink of despair, and forcing us to confront the raw, unyielding will it takes to survive. This story is about that journey—the messy, painful, and sometimes miraculous process of enduring when everything feels lost. This book is for the hopeless—for anyone who has felt like giving up, who has stared at closed doors and wondered if they’ll ever open again. It’s for those who have faltered, who have made mistakes, and who carry the weight of their past.

Counselor and Psychotherapist Julie Christiansen says if we take the time to examine the belief systems that fuel our anger, we can free ourselves from the bondage that anger puts us in, learning to make it work for us instead. Learn the erroneous historical concepts of anger, understand the brain body connection that informs its development, and dive deep into the ways that adverse childhood experiences, trauma, technology, and addiction intersect with emotional dysregulation.

This is a book exposing who we all are and how it creates the world we live in. It is a treatise that takes us from our fetal anchors to the quantum energies of the universe which we all use and are part of-and it is all evidence-based. Opinions are not necessary, though you will have them because you have dragged previous beliefs with you. You will be shown what they really are and that their reality hides in plain sight. As such, you may feel this is controversial. However, only delusions are controversial. (Notice the subtitle, each word has been carefully chosen). Truth is never so.

To help people learn how to flourish, Alphonsus Obayuwana, MD, PhD, CPC, has developed a five-minute tool that can assign a numerical happiness score to any individual—whether a peasant or a millionaire—using a universal unit of measure called Personal Happiness Index (PHI). The scale was introduced in Dr.

This book is to get BOTH parents and students to open up to alternative educational paths to careers in manufacturing. Since it is a DUAL FRONT COVER book, the manuscripts are 180 degrees to one another. In the middle are questions for each reading group to ask the other engaging in active discussion on this subject matter. The artwork on both covers are the inverse of one another. Parent Edition features a black background, while the Student Edition features a white background.