Frequently Asked Questions about the Divine Love experience and our own soul and spirit guides. There are many questions asked about a Divine Love experience, how to receive the Divine Love, and how one can physically feel the Divine Love. Many of us have been introduced to the Divine Love by the form of spirit communication, and this work follows this introduction. This book is a perfect book for beginnings involving Divine Love and spirit guides.
Harmony And all Kinds of Beautiful continues the FAQ about the Divine Love, and all that this involves down to the human heart. The inquiring mind and a faith in the heart can always ask questions and that the answers can always lead, as they do here, to all kinds of wonderful and all kinds of beautiful.
The Little Book of Serenity is a handy pocketbook full of simple practices and gentle pauses to help you bring greater calm to your everyday routine; part antidote to pandemonium and part guide to peaceful living amid the mayhem of modern life. Packed with practical tips and nourishing inspiration, Cheryl Rickman encourages readers to soften the edges of our busy lives by cultivating serene spaces and practices. Drawing on her knowledge as a wellness expert and positive psychology practitioner, exercises include everything from nature walks and meditation to creative play and journaling.
Between the years 1914-1920 James E. Padgett received spirit communications that introduce the Divine Love and natural love that are connected with teachings relating to the mortal soul, God and the spirit world. When James himself passed into his spirit-life his friend Eugene Morgan received 3 known communications from James 1923-1925. In the year 2017, the message of Divine Love continues as James conveys spirit-life experience that relates with his experiences as a man receiving spirit communication and now as a spirit living with Divine Love in his spirit-life in the spirit world. There is at present a worldwide readership of The Padgett Messages and now we are fortunate to have James the receiver and James the conveyer along with all the spirits who have contributed toward the realisation and fulfilment when living with Divine Love and perfecting our natural love. The Padgett Messages 1914-1920 and 2017-2018 provide a great reach of love that is an example for us all.
Most readers know that "happiness is within," but they don't always know how to access that happiness whenever they like, and in all circumstances. In Serenity, Jane Nelsen teaches readers four principles that will help them to stop being a slave to their thought system in order to access wisdom from the heart and from the soul. The four basic and easily applied principles from Serenity: 1. Free yourself from the filters of your thought system. 2. Understand how feelings can act as a personal compass. 3. Improve relationships by understanding and respecting differences. 4. Learn how to overcome depression, anger, or any negative feeling. The chronic stress of modern life often interferes with enjoying the happiness that comes with peace of mind. Joy is needlessly missing from too many lives and from too many relationships. Serenity provides many tools to help readers discover innate feelings of joy, compassion, gratitude, wisdom, and love so they can live more fully every day.
Can two people with broken hearts help each other to heal? When I interview for the position of nanny for a billionaire's three-month-old daughter, I'm looking for an escape. From my past, from my memories, and from those both alive and dead who refuse to give me peace. Kingfisher House is exactly what I need-a huge, quiet retreat high atop the cliffs overlooking New Zealand's rugged coastline, straight out of a Gothic novel. It even has its own brooding hero. Ben Prince is gorgeous, stern, and withdrawn, and he's forbidden everyone to discuss what happened to baby Estella's mother. It's only as I delve deeper into his life that I discover although his heart has been broken, it's not for the reasons I first thought. We're both determined not to get involved. But as we reveal each other's secrets, heat rises between us until it's too strong to fight. All we can do is hope it doesn't consume us completely...
New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Kristen Ashley brings a new novel in her River Rain series… From a very young age, Chloe Pierce was trained to look after the ones she loved. And she was trained by the best. But when the man who looked after her was no longer there, Chloe is cast adrift—just as the very foundation of her life crumbled to pieces. Then she runs into tall, lanky, unpretentious Judge Oakley, her exact opposite. She shops. He hikes. She drinks pink ladies. He drinks beer. She’s a city girl. He’s a mountain guy. Obviously, this means they have a blowout fight upon meeting. Their second encounter doesn’t go a lot better. Judge is loving the challenge. Chloe is everything he doesn’t want in a woman, but he can’t stop finding ways to spend time with her. He knows she’s dealing with loss and change. He just doesn’t know how deep that goes. Or how ingrained it is for Chloe to care for those who have a place in her heart, how hard it will be to trust anyone to look after her… And how much harder it is when it’s his turn.
Like a Shining Star is a book of spirit communications on transition and adaption.Our experience about life, death, love and memories are very real, especially when we know about the great life of the soul and what the Divine Love means in a soul's life.There are those of us who desire to know what happens at the time of transition and how human life continues on with its existence in the spirit world. Like a Shining Star is dedicated to this sensitive time when love is leaving and then has left.These spirit communications, like all loving communications, confirm to us the greater reality of love and life and how important our relationships are.
James Herriot is probably the most beloved living writer. When All Things Bright and Beautiful was published three years ago, it became the number one best seller in the world, winning still new friends for the Yorkshire veterinarian whose first book All Creatures Great and Small had already been enjoyed by millions of readers. In this, his third book, he takes up where he left off-- both in terms of the warmth, humor, and skill with which he writes, and in the story itself. It is World War Two and James has just been inducted into the RAF. We see him at training camp and we go back to Yorkshire-- on real trips as he breaks away to see Helen who is about to have a baby, and on trips of reverie as he recalls the Dales, the animals, and the Yorkshire people who have so enriched his life. We meet old friends again-- his partner Siegfried, the zany Tristan, the bon vivant Granville Bennett-- and scores of new folk, each with a story to tell. James Herriot is back, and, as one reviewer said of his work, "If ever you have loved a friend, human or otherwise, this is the book for you."
