Walk with the author through the land of Israel. Pause a moment with her and ponder the spiritual truths that she found. Sit back and think about what you need to do in order to heal from your past/present traumas. Let the Lord reveal and heal what is needed.

This book is packed with the power of amazing facts and information to let you surge ahead on a journey that is both fun as well as filled with knowledge. While teachers and students can use this book very effectively in school for project work, it can be also help to test each other's wit and knowledge. This book gives relevant and precise information on 100 historic places of the world.

This book is based on a true life journey, aiming to bring awareness to penile cancer. A powerful Businessman that has at the centre of his world his money making Business. Parallel to that a life style based on his sexual power. When he loses it to penile cancer his world collapses, bringing about confusion, agony and distress. And he finds himself at a crossroads unsure where to turn. Influenced by others around him, more so a young woman he meets and befriends who has a great impact on him, he finds new meaning. She helps him find his own spirituality, bringing about transformation, changing his perspective on what really matters and in consequence changing his ways, embracing his vulnerabilities, to finding strength, contentment and joy. Based on real facts, it is deeply touching, moving, illuminating and funny at times.

Two Countries, One Me - A Multicultural Children's Book Series Where Am I From? (Book 1) KJ is excited to learn about the two countries he comes from, even though he initially fails to accept that he comes from places other than England. When KJ asks, "Where Am I From?" Mum and Dad explain his ethnic heritage to him through fun facts and pictures. Throughout the story, KJ is shown facts about his parents' cultures that he can relate to and embrace, helping him understand his uniqueness being from both Ghana and Nigeria. He learns many valuable lessons that he cannot wait to share. 'Where Am I From?' is created to encourage a positive self-concept and self-identity in children who come from multicultural and diverse backgrounds. Lessons in children's ethnic diversity help to develop great pride and understanding of what makes them unique and special in today's society especially were cultural world issues are a major concern.

If we are lucky, there are moments in life when all of a sudden, we can take a step away from whatever it is that consumes our days-whether it's shuttling the kids to soccer, punching in at work, or picking up the dry cleaning-and we see a bigger picture. In these "ah-ha" moments, some of us have taken a hard look at our lives and wondered, this can't really be it, can it? And once we wake up and ask this question, we begin to have an inkling that there is something more, something deeper, more spiritual-that our lives can have meaning. This inspiring story of Michelle's own quest for meaning in her life is a welcome departure from the typical preachy self-help book. Always spiritual, sometimes dangerous, often exotic, her search is a powerful lesson for anyone who also finally asks the Big Questions and begins their own spiritual journey.

A journalist travels the world to trace the origins of our clothes When journalist and traveler Kelsey Timmerman wanted to know where his clothes came from and who made them, he began a journey that would take him from Honduras to Bangladesh to Cambodia to China and back again. Where Am I Wearing? intimately describes the connection between impoverished garment workers' standards of living and the all-American material lifestyle. By introducing readers to the human element of globalization—the factory workers, their names, their families, and their way of life—Where Am I Wearing bridges the gap between global producers and consumers. New content includes: a visit to a fair trade Ethiopian shoe factory that is changing lives one job at time; updates on how workers worldwide have been squeezed by rising food costs and declining orders in the wake of the global financial crisis; and the author's search for the garment worker in Honduras who inspired the first edition of the book Kelsey Timmerman speaks and universities around the country and maintains a blog at www.whereamiwearing.com. His writing has appeared in the Christian Science Monitor and Condé Nast Portfolio, and has aired on NPR. Enlightening and thought-provoking at once, Where Am I Wearing? puts a human face on globalization.

“WHO ARE YOU?WHERE AM I?” IS A BOOK ABOUT A YOUNG GIRL WHO DESPERATELY SEEKED THE LOVE OF HER MOTHER; HER CHILDHOOD DARK AND TOO WICKED FOR HER, EXPERIENCING THINGS AT AN EARLY AGE THAT SOME PEOPLE DO NOT EVEN EXPERIENCE IN THEIR LIFETIME.AS SHE MET HER FATHER, SHE BEGAN TO FEEL WHOLE AND ACCEPTED BY HER NEW FAMILY ,BRINGING A SENSE OF WORTH TO HER LIFE AND FILLING SOME OF THE VOID SHE FELT, NOT HAVING A STRONG RELATIONSHIP WITH HER MOTHER. SHE CONTINUES TO ALWAYS HOPE AND PRAY OF THAT ONE DAY THAT SHE MAY HAVE THE GENIUNE LOVE OF HER MOTHER. WOULD SHE EVER HAVE HER MOTHER'S LOVE? JOIN HER IN HER JOURNEY IN THIS BOOK AND FIND OUT.

Positionality and researcher reflexivity – how to account for one’s subject position – remain as challenges for new researchers. But they also remain as challenges for experienced researchers, who are often involved in multiple research projects simultaneously. Where Am I in the Picture? sheds light on the idea of researcher positionality through visual methodologies, particularly in the context of studying rurality in Canada, Sweden, and South Africa. The book is intended for new and experienced researchers seeking to decolonize their own perspectives in research in the social sciences and humanities. It incorporates photographs, drawings, and memory work to highlight the social constructedness of what counts as rural. Drawing together compelling narratives from researchers about their positionality in studying rurality, the book highlights a need for greater attention to “where we are in the picture” more broadly. It suggests that when it comes to the rural, researchers need to rethink the interplay of dominant images, insider and outsider perspectives, and what this interplay means in relation to interpretation. Where Am I in the Picture? presents a new vision of how to take into consideration positionality in research.

This book is unusual in a number of ways. It is supposedly a text book, but it will probably never be used as one in any major educational school system. The book was also intended as a guide for determining one's reality, which effects moral behavior. Yet, no hard and fast rules are ever mentioned but one. What this book does do is to question everything that we accept in this physical reality as tangible and says that it is first intangible. Can the average person accept that responsibility?

This is the story of John, an average man in an average town, somewhere in England, but the events that unfold, just happened to happen to John, who is cursed with the knowledge that there is more to life. Knowledge for some is a blessing, but for others, with no hope of change, stuck in a meaningless existence, it’s a curse. After all, ignorance is bliss.... isn’t it? Until one winter’s morning, he wakes up for another early morning shift. Thinking he’s late, he rushes down stairs and out the door, but this is where his adventure begins. For instead of stepping out into a cold winter’s morning, he finds himself waking to the sun beating down hard on his back. He is in the middle of a desert, how he got there, he has no idea, and where here is, is the biggest mystery of all. Which will take him on an adventure, across strange lands and places, seeing even stranger animals, and making friends with people and creatures, he couldn’t have imagined. Some of which would travel with him, showing and sharing some of the wonders along the way, in these strange yet sometimes dark and marvellous lands, as he searches for answers.