“But now faith, hope, love, abide these three;but the greatest of these is love.” –1 Corinthians 13:13 Seeing the world through a lens of love is not easy, but when you commit to this practice you will begin to see God’s power move in surprising ways. Through the Eyes of Love shows us how operating from a place of love is the most effective way to walk in the Spirit. This book will help you grow in spiritual authority and learn how to speak powerful words. As someone who heard God’s voice at a young age, Shawn has been diligent to continue to seek the Lord’s voice for more than two decades as a sought-after international teacher. In this book, Shawn shares multiple first-person stories of people he has met and spoken to over the years. Whether sitting at a table eating dinner with billionaires or pulling over on the highway to give a construction worker a word of knowledge, Shawn is amazed at how often God wants to speak personally to people, from every area of life. If you pursue spiritual gifts—especially words of knowledge—you will begin to realize that knowing God’s thoughts shifts the lens through which you see people and culture. In fact, being on the receiving end of a direct message from God will open your spiritual eyes. It’s like seeing a color you never knew existed. As you sincerely pray and ask God what He wants to say to your coworkers, your neighbors, and your city, you will be surprised at how often He speaks.

They say that the most purest love of all is your childs love for you especially between a father and his daughter. This is my story; its a true story of struggle, pain and love. It takes you through the trials of being a foreigner and growing up in a family that looked normal but had a lot of hidden troubles. It takes place in the US and it goes as far back as I can remember and suddenly it all comes crashing down once my love for my daughter reveals all the hurt and disappointment inside of me. I also realize that through her love, I had to face these demons and can come to terms with these feelings in order to give that true love back.

DigiCat Publishing presents to you this special edition of "The Eyes of Love" by Warwick Deeping. DigiCat Publishing considers every written word to be a legacy of humankind. Every DigiCat book has been carefully reproduced for republishing in a new modern format. The books are available in print, as well as ebooks. DigiCat hopes you will treat this work with the acknowledgment and passion it deserves as a classic of world literature.

Although Scottish born and bred, beautiful young Vara McDorn speaks with a refined English accent thanks to her education in the South, which is why she is called upon to become Reader to the new Chieftain of the McDorn Clan, who has been blinded by an Indian Fakir’s curse while protecting the Viceroy at a Fort on the North-West Frontier of India. Troubled by his affliction and frustrated by his inability to understand the local Scots’ brogue, the Chieftain, the Earl of Dornoch, soon comes to rely on Vara as his tutor in the customs and attitudes of his people as well as being his eyes on the estate. And, although he is terse and resentful at first, Vara finds herself warming to this haughtily handsome Nobleman. After taking him on an adventure that she hopes will restore his sight, Vara catches Hamish, the Earl’s murderous relative, a rival for the title of Chieftain, attempting to stifle him with a pillow over his face and shoots him with her revolver, saving the Earl’s life. Already Vara knows that she is in love with the Earl, but even as she prays frantically for his blindness to be cured, she frets and worries that he could be disappointed when finally he is able to see her.

In Eyes of Love, Stephen Kern offers a bold reinterpretation of women in art and literature.

"Drawing on his intimate knowledge of the mystical tradition, Easwaran gives exhilarating glimpses of what love means to Christian mystics - Augustine, Teresa of Avila, Catherine of Genoa, and others."

This is the second edition, revised and enriched, of the title previously published in 2022. An essay about the role of eyes in the Doctor Zhivago movie (from the Boris Pasternak novel). Original in its approach, this book focuses on both Julie Christie and Omar Sharif, not to forget Tom Courtenay. Their eyes speak for themselves. A thorough analysis about the Freddie Young way of lighting, too. Young has a key role in the movie as Director of Photography as Neil McKinnon shall demonstrate. This extensive visual study will plunge you into the world of the First World War and the Russian Revolution as well as that of love!!! A very original and personal book as well as tremendously documented. To begin with, a brief analysis by Mrs Anna Pasternak (great-niece of Boris Pasternak, Nobel prize winner for Literature) praises the book. Le livre est en anglais. C'est un essai à propos du rôle du regard dans le film Le docteur Jivago (à partir du roman de Boris Pasternak). D'une approche originale, ce livre se focalise sur Julie Christie et Omar Sharif, sans oublier Tom Courtenay. Leurs yeux disent tout. C'est également une analyse minutieuse des méthodes d'éclairage de Freddie Young. Young dont le rôle dans le film est essentiel en tant que Directeur de la Photographie-chef opérateur. Cette étude très complète vous plongera dans la Première Guerre mondiale et la révolution russe autant que dans l'amour ! Un ouvrage très original et personnel, autant qu'extrêmement documenté.

A collection of works by grade 8 students from an American school in Mexico on the topic of love. 46 young students share their hopes, desires, wants and advice about love. Upon reading a pre-reading assignment for Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, their teacher decided that their hopeful, innocent and remarkable perspective on love needed to be shared with a larger audience. This book is our gateway to a larger audience. You'll be amazed what these young people have to teach all of us about a topic they are just beginning to explore.

This incredible book of poetry tells stries of life and love. Many women, young and old face the same challenges talked about by the author. It has many poems of relationships, motherhood, marriage, heartbreak and much more.

In this “gripping story of resistance and the triumph of human will” (Senator Elizabeth Warren), activist and subject of the documentary Not Going Quietly Ady Barkan explores his life with ALS and how his diagnosis gave him a profound new understanding of his commitment to social justice for all. Ady Barkan loved taking afternoon runs on the California coast and holding his newborn son, Carl. But one day, he noticed a troubling weakness in his hand. At first, he brushed it off as carpal tunnel syndrome, but after a week of neurological exams and two MRIs, he learned the cause of the problem: amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, better known as ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease. At age thirty-two, Ady was given just three to four years to live. Yet despite the devastating diagnosis, he refused to let his remaining days go to waste. Eyes to the Wind is a rousing memoir featuring intertwining storylines about determination, perseverance, and how to live a life filled with purpose and intention. The first traces Ady’s battle with ALS: how he turned the initial shock and panic from his diagnosis into a renewed commitment to social justice—not despite his disability but because of it. The second, told in flashbacks, illustrates Ady’s journey from a goofy political nerd to a prominent figure in the enduring fight for equity and justice whose “selfless activism fighting to make health care a right should be an inspiration to us all” (Senator Bernie Sanders). From one of the most vocal advocates for social justice, Eyes to the Wind’s “primary question is existential: how to live when you are dying? Barkan’s answer is to share, open up, act, and capital-R Resist, and his memoir, clearly and candidly written, establishes a legacy” (Booklist).