IF MOTHER EARTH IS TO SURVIVE, MANKIND HAS GOT TO GO: How could a race of beings that developed heated car seats as an essential comfort to their sorry asses ever been allowed to cohabitate with the wonder-filled world of Mother Nature? How could this selfish, self-serving race of beings ever have been granted the privilege of citizenship within such a fragile ecosystem as the natural world of planet Earth? A fragile ecosystem that man has now all but destroyed. Nature will probably not be able to survive mankind, and if nature fails, mankind fails. The simple solution is to save nature and to discard man. And that’s an absurd statement as nature should really include mankind, but man has lost his status in nature through his indifference. Nature is really everything and man is really nothing in the great scheme of things so the solution is a no brainer, right? Man, if asked, would say that of course he wants to be saved, but in reality, he isn’t yet ready to do what is needed to achieve this saving, to save himself, from himself. Nature is the innocent party here and everyone will be sympathetic to the innocent party, right? In the beginning, all living things were given the tools to live together on planet Earth, and to live in perfect harmony, including mankind. All living things, including mankind, were given all of the Earth’s resources to use to achieve this perfect life. The creatures, the plants, and even early man, were vastly enjoying this, and they were all living the good life together. That is until God’s new improved, “aware man” came along, and all of that just wasn’t enough for him any longer. Mankind wanted more—so much more than poor old Mother Earth could ever begin to deliver. Mankind just could not and would not work within any basic and reasonable restrictions. The Book of Job: tells us that; humans must live in harmony with nature and seek to learn from its wise and mysterious ways: “But ask the beasts, and they will teach you; the birds of the air, and they will tell you; or the plants of the Earth, and they will teach you; and the fish of the sea will declare to you.” https://www.google.com/search?q=the+book+of+job+tells+us+to+live+in+harmony+with+nature

Hersh's mission is to help the 'Zeniths' who follow the 'Code of Destiny' against the 'Seekers'. While he faces myriad ordeals to make his way into the world of Zeniths to complete his mission, realizing the real aspects of 'The Unbreakable Law' of power and destiny, a question haunts him throughout, "Is he helping the right people?"

Are you ready to regain your lost self-esteem? Find out how you can repair you self-love with this easy-to-read and easy-to-grasp manual. You may be suffering from the effects of damaged self-love. If you’re struggling to overcome this, then The Self—love Repair Manual is what you need to help you go through this recovery. Gathered from a variety of sources, the principles presented here are sensible and practical. They can be applied for personal situations; they have worked for the author and for many others who used them. The Self-LoveRepair Manual is a coillition of Devine Development and the twelve steps of love repair created by Ann. It is the story of one woman’s journey to health from low self-esteem. It is called a manual because it shares and teaches others , with the help of Devine Development and the twelve steps along with the work assignments how they too can restore their own loss of self-esteem.

The Repair Shop - the Bafta-award-winning series with regular viewing figures of 7 million in the UK alone - has cemented itself as a BBC classic. Enter a workshop filled with expert craftspeople as they bring loved pieces of family history and the memories they hold back to life. Each expert explains their craft, the reason they love it so much and how they go about restoring and reviving your precious objects, from a Ukrainian suitcase to a matchstick clock, using crafts as varied as leatherwork, woodwork, metalwork, art and ceramic restoration.

"Whoever you are, walking the labyrinth has something to offer. If a project is challenging you, walking can get your creative juices flowing. When struggling with grief or anger, or a physical challenge or illness, walking the labyrinth can point the way to healing and wholeness. If you're looking for a way to meditate or pray that engages your body as well as your soul, the labyrinth provides such a path. When you just want reflective time away from a busy life, the labyrinth can offer you time out. The labyrinth holds up a mirror, reflecting back to us not only the light of our finest selves, but also whatever restrains us from shining forth." --From the Introduction Join Melissa Gayle West and thousands of others who are turning to labyrinth walking for quiet meditation and spiritual healing. Exploring the Labyrinth blends the timeless wisdom and meaning derived from labyrinths along with practical advice, divided among three sections: What is a labyrinth and why does it have such astonishing contemporary appeal? You'll be introduced to walking and working with this ancient archetype. Learn to construct a temporary or permanent, indoor or outdoor labyrinth from rocks, rope, canvas, and a wide variety of other materials. Discover specific ways to use the labyrinth for rituals, meaningful celebrations, spiritual growth, healing work, creativity enhancement, and goal setting. With practical advice, spiritual wisdom, and helpful resources, Exploring the Labyrinth is the complete guide to this ancient, transformative tool.

This book is a study of the epistle to the Hebrews. Because the human author of this epistle is unknown, we understand it to be a direct communication to us from God! The main subject of this book is the Son of God, the Lord Jesus Christ. Throughout the epistle, He is described in great detail in His many functions as Son of God, Son of man, Great High Priest after the order of Melchisedec, Savior, Redeemer, and Sustainer of the world.

This book combines Apple's trademark visual elegance with the underlying stability of UNIX, which adds up to a rock-solid operating system. Pogue covers each of the control panels and bonus programs that come with Mac OS X, including iTunes, Mail, Sherlock, and Apache, the built-in Web-server.

Finalist • PEN / Jean Stein Book Award Longlisted • Aspen Words Literary Prize Best Books of the Year: Washington Post, NPR, Buzzfeed and Entropy Best Short Story Collections of the Year: Kirkus Reviews, Library Journal, the New York Public Library, and Electric Literature Welcome to Cross River, Maryland, where Rion Amilcar Scott creates a mythical universe peopled by some of the most memorable characters in contemporary American fiction. Set in the mythical Cross River, Maryland, The World Doesn’t Require You heralds “a major unique literary talent” (Entertainment Weekly). Established by the leaders of America’s only successful slave revolt in the mid-nineteenth century, the town still evokes the rhythms of its founding. With lyrical prose and singular dialect, Rion Amilcar Scott pens a saga that echoes the fables carried down for generations—like the screecher birds who swoop down for their periodic sacrifice, and the water women who lure men to wet death. Among its residents—wildly spanning decades, perspectives, and species—are David Sherman, a struggling musician who just happens to be God’s last son; Tyrone, a ruthless, yet charismatic Ph.D. candidate, whose dissertation about a childhood game ignites mayhem in the neighboring, once-segregated town of Port Yooga; and Jim, an all-too-obedient robot who obeys his Master. Culminating with an explosive novella, The World Doesn’t Require You is a “leap into a blazing new level of brilliance” (Lauren Groff) that affirms Rion Amilcar Scott as a writer whose storytelling gifts the world very much requires.