This book provides a path for women to return home to their deepest desires and values, to create meaning, and to share their gifts with the world. It is an invitation to become the Shero of your own life.
Everyone has a HERO or two in their life. I consider the women in the book my Sheros because they have all contributed to my journey of becoming a Woman of God. I am forever grateful for the areas of my life that they have touched, taught and tamed. I know that because of each of them I am a better woman today.
Shero's Journey - A spiritual adventure. Shero is our heroine, from the dimension of the Star Seed Planet. She doesn't know it, yet she must embrace her humanity to serve the world. As she navigates her experience on earth, she discovers the deeper meaning of life; meets her challenges with strength and in the end, realizes her mission.
Awakening to Grace is a spiritual memoir. It shares the inner unfathomable beauty and poignancy of a Divine Love, the intense and wonder-filled learnings of a devotee, which are truly the gifts of Grace of her Guru. Grace is everything. All we are encouraged to do, is recognize it. Grace is in our birth, our relationships, our lifes journey, our inner development and our awakening awareness that there is more to life than our senses perceive. Dharma shares with you some of her personal and spiritual experiences, all aligned with the perception of Grace. These are the stories of a novice mystic.
RETHINKING THE JOURNEY is a call to refocus, rethink and reclaim the sincere and sacred responsibilities grace has entrusted to the church and ask the question, "What is God calling THE SINCERE CHURCH to be in the 21st century?" It is not a call to find a new theology, to move away from our commitment to scripture, or to distance ourselves from tradition or hide from the responsibilities of social justice. The Christian journey, at its most radical, is not about becoming a product in a faith vacuum or cocoon that says, "If you can get this everything will be wonderful." It is about taking our faith like a sledgehammer to those and other false notions and traditions, breaking it so that we see clearly that there is nothing in this world--whether it is religion, whether it is sex, a job, or hitting the lotto--that will complete us. Instead, what we have to do, is rethink the journey and learn to live with all kinds of lack, pain and sometimes an all-consuming sense of brokenness, and that feeling on the journey that things are not complete. And in learning to live with it we actually find a true joy and a true happiness and strength for the journey; instead of trying to run from our suffering, or escape the pain. Instead of trying to run from our brokenness, we have to carry on with it and make peace with it on the journey and press on.
Long ago before the patriarchal period, in many places on Earth, the Goddess was worshipped. Circle of Stones draws us into a meditative experience of the lost Feminine and creates a space for us to consider our present lives from the eyes of women's ancient culture and ritual. Incorporating the most ancient symbol of spirituality-the circle of stones-Duerk weaves stories, dreams, and visions of women to lead each reader into a personal yet archetypal journey, posing the reflective question, "How might your life have been different if . . ."Complete with reading group guide.
nor-mal: according with, constituting, or not deviating from a norm, rule or principle / conforming to a type, standard, or regular pattern / of, relating to, or characterized by average intelligence or development Normal? Who wants to be that? When Kelly Cutrone’s first book, If You Have to Cry, Go Outside, was first published, young people flocked to this new voice—finally, someone was telling it like it is, in language they spoke. It quickly became a New York Times bestseller, and fashion publicist Kelly Cutrone became more than a personality, she became a beloved guru, mentor, and fairy godmother. Now she’s back with another no-holds-barred book to awaken our souls and kick our asses into gear. With Normal Gets You Nowhere, she invites us to get our freak on. History is full of successful, world-changing people who did not fit in. Think Nelson Mandela, Joan of Arc, Eleanor Roosevelt, Amelia Earhart, John Lennon, and Rosa Parks. Instead of changing themselves to accommodate the status quo or what others thought they should be, these people hung a light on their differences— and changed humanity in the process. “I know you don’t feel normal, so why are you trying to act it and prove to everyone you are?” Cutrone says. So much of what we say or don’t say, and what we do or don’t do, is dictated by what others have told us, or what people may think of us. This is not how we should be living, by measuring ourselves against the mundane. An invitation to rethink who you are, what you value, and what you want from life, Normal Gets You Nowhere goes beyond how to reinvent yourself and create your own brand, and investigates what it means to live in this world as a tuned-in, caring individual with a passion for making a difference. There’s already an army of super talented uberfreaks changing the world–isn’t it time you joined them?
Voytilla takes the mythic structure developed by Christopher Vogler in "The Writer's Journey" and applies this idea to 50 classic motion pictures. 100 original carts with mythic icons.
No one weaves a story as well as beloved New York Times bestselling author Fern Michaels. In the latest in the Sisterhood series, a team of unscrupulous doctors is profiting from others’ distress—but these loyal friends know just the cure . . . For the Sisterhood, there’s a special satisfaction that comes with helping a friend in need, especially when it’s someone as dear as Charlotte Hansen. Myra Rutledge’s childhood friend has spent tens of thousands of dollars on remedies to boost longevity. But far from improving her health, the medications seem to be destroying it. Myra becomes suspicious of the trio of doctors in charge of the program, especially once the Sisterhood’s investigations reveal that one patient has died, and another lapsed into a coma. While those in their care suffer, the three doctors—located in London, Aspen, and New York—all enjoy indulgent lifestyles and extravagant toys. But justice is always the best medicine—and no one dispenses it better than the Sisterhood . . .