Where Did That Regiment Go?

History

Murphy, Gerry

Europe

The History Press

Where Did That Regiment Go?: The Lineage Of British Infantry And Cavalry Regiments At A Glance

Living with a higher power is a means to identifying our blocks to a higher power. The Power of Example unveils these blocks and takes you on a journey into the workings of the mind. These blocks are our thoughts and behaviours, the way we think and behave towards ourselves and others, a way of thinking and behaving that’s become normal, in other words, a habit. These habits are learned from different role models in our lives and passed down from previous generations; habits where everyone blames the conditions of their life or other people’s behaviours for their feelings, when in reality we create our own feelings by the way we choose to think and react to what we see and hear. Taking responsibility for what we create ourselves not only enables us to practice change but will enhance the quality of our lives and the relationships we have with other people.

The Power of Example: A Powerful Insight, Awareness, And Understanding of Oneself

Buchanan, Lorraine

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Publishamerica Inc

And You May Find Yourself: A Guided Practice To Never Fearing Death Again

<p>If you found out you were going to die tomorrow, what would that information stir in you? Calmness? Regrets? Sadness? Need? Wishes? What promises would you make to yourself, if you could suspend the end? And what if the time from now until tomorrow is compromised by your condition? There would be no arranged farewells, no last meal of your choice, none of the luxuries that Hollywood or bucket lists suggest are available to us. For 5 days in an ICU in NYC this became my reality. Isolated, not allowed food or water, not coherent or comprehending enough to communicate with my loved ones, and too scared to go to sleep in case I didn't wake. I use my love for music as the backdrop for my story. The songs and lyrics that elevated my spirit, mended my heart and showed me the real connections in my life. Songs that brought me comfort and that brought back memories of the people, places and times that mattered the most.The key concept of the book is 'practicing death'. Faced with a high possibility that this was the end for me, 'Practicing death' is the idea that you can use my story and my experiences over the last 5 years, to deal with the inevitability of death. Use this story to evaluate your life, to challenge yourself with the big questions, and to shape your life in such a way that WHEN that time comes, you are more in control and more satisfied with your answers than I was.</p>

Self-Help

Pentalogy Marketing

A Cartoon History of the Spanish

Comics & Graphic Novels

Killeen Books

Torso of an Ex-Girlfriend

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Dedalus Pr

Gerry Murphy was born in Cork in 1952. His poetry collections include A Small Fat Boy Walking Backwards (1985, 1992) and four previous collections from Dedalus, Rio de la Plata and All That (1993), The Empty Quarter (1995), Extracts from the Lost Log-Book of Christopher Columbus (1999) and Torso of an Ex-Girlfriend(2002). His poems have appeared in many journals and anthologies, and Pocket Apocalypse, his translations of the Polish poet Katarzyna Borun-Jagodzinska, appeared in 2005 from Southword Editions. With a short introduction by John Montague, End of Part One: New and Selected Poems features generous selections from all of those books together with some 30 new poems in a section entitled 'The Psychopathology of Everyday Life'.

End of Part One: New & Selected Poems

Dedalus Press

End Of Part One

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