Blob Level 5 is a book that helps the reader to grasp the different layers of communication that happens each time that we have a conversation. Starting with cliches and ending up with total openness, it provides a positive understanding of the need to express ourselves at a deeper level.Each section is covered using illustrations, exercises, questions and places to make notes. Towards the end, it applies these ideas in the areas of bullying and spirituality. A quick and easy read that will change the way that you encounter others forever.

Finally the Blobs come home - back to their place of conception. Late one night in the YMCA office of Pip Wilson, the Blobs were born. Now, they are applied to the world of the international YMCA movement! In a series of pages outlining their uses, the Blobs cover a range of the expressions of the YMCA.

Quite plainly and simply, this is a book of inspirational quotations which have been created to stir up thought and lead to personal change... comforting the disturbed and disturbing the comfortable in our lives.

Blob Life Begins At 40 is the latest in the Blob series that focuses upon a key change in life. Some have called it the naughty forties, because many experiment with new ideas, and even relationships. This book is a reflective tool for all those who have reached the point that they need to change their current circumstances. It is best used with at least one other person, but can be applied for the individual. Each image can be photocopied and used within a group situation. This book is a companion to the highly successful 'Blob Life'.

What if it really wasn't that hard to find more peace, more quiet, more room in your heart for the Christ child to be born? Hawkins will guide you—calmly and simply—through the busy season of Advent, and you'll come out of the four weeks more centered, rested, and spiritually renewed. "The idea for this book arose from my own experience of contemplative prayer, prayer that finds its home, not in busy doing or speaking, but in becoming, in being," writes Hawkins. Some Advent titles promise reflective simplicity but actually require a lot of time or reading; Simply Wait is the exception. The exercises are very doable and focus on anticipation, hope, patience, and obedience. Questions and journal space are provided to help you contemplate more fully. This is an ideal individual or small-group study; a guide for groups is included. Instead of doing more and moving faster, find a way to reflect more, worry less, and connect authentically to the season with the grace-filled wisdom of Simply Wait.