Book by Wolf; Sharon, Paulson C. Brown A. Pat; Jo, A.

Living on Purpose

Religion & Spirituality

Sharon

Paulson C. Brown A. Pat

Jo A. Wolf

New Age & Spirituality

Phoenix Rising Press

MIND & MOTIVATION: THE SPIRIT OF SUCCESS guides you step by step through an enthralling journey to the deepest, most potent aspects of yourself, and encourages you to discover new ways of enriching your life. Each chapter explores a quality that you can tap into and develop, and includes practical exercises aimed at enabling you to understand who you are, what you truly wish for, and how you can achieve this. Accompanying each chapter are interviews with nine people who are experts in their chosen fields in the arts, sciences and psychology. Peter Russell, Michael Eavis, Willard Wigan, Peter Ulrich, Dr Sam Parnia, Colin Wilson, Dr. Jean Houston, Bryant McGill, and Joanne Harris share their inspirational, motivational and revealing personal stories of how they attained their goals. Their message is that you too can dream large and follow the path that leads to an understanding of your unique gifts and inner purpose. 155 pages

Mind & Motivation: The Spirit of Success

TENZIN-DOLMA, LISA

Self-Help

This is the breakthrough book on relationship and communication! How do we define love and relationships? How do we explain the irresistible factors that draw individual men and women to each other? What is the chemistry that makes one person special? 
Most research paints a depressing picture of relationships that start well, build to a passionate peak and then slide into disillusionment and failure. How sad it is that the most desired and sought after of all relationships, ROMANCE, is often the most difficult to sustain. This book contends that relationships are not blind luck or accidents of nature, fate or random connections, but tend to be an appropriate match that describes and defines where each individual is in the psychological growth pattern of balance and imbalance. Like a magnet, we draw a specific type of person who connects with us in both positive and negative ways to reflect and mirror the unfinished business of life that we need to work on within ourselves. Thus, our partner becomes a surrogate stand-in for parts of ourselves with which we are in conflict. 
We discover that men are NOT from Mars and women are NOT from Venus. Men and women are the same in their search for love and acceptance. Both genders require the language to speak to their bodies to reprogram and release old limiting patterns. 
The information, personal experiences and CD included in this book will teach you reasons why relationships don't work. Why opposites attract. The unfinished business of parental relationships. How to move from expectations to insight. How to move from judgment to understanding. How the need to be loved becomes the need to be loving. How you can use Guided Imagery in your life as a tool of insight, understanding, forgiveness and reconciliation.

The Conflict Between Us is the Conflict Within Me

Leviton, Patti

Leviton, Charles

Stories of creative survival among bereaved children and teenagers

Part of Me Died, Too

Virginia Lyn Fry

In Unmaking War, Remaking Men, Kathleen Barry probes what happens to the value we hold for human life in making war. She explores combat soldiers' experiences through a politics of empathy. By revealing how men's lives are made expendable for combat, she shows how military training drives them to kill without thinking and without remorse, induces violence against women, and leaves soldiers to suffer both trauma and loss of their own souls. She turns to her politics of empathy to shed new light on the experiences of those who are invaded and occupied and shows how resistance rises among them. And what of the state leaders and the generals who make war? In 2001, a fateful year for the world, George W. Bush became President of the US; Ariel Sharon became Prime Minister of Israel; and Osama bin Laden became the de facto world terrorist leader. Analyzing their leadership and failure of empathy, Unmaking War, Remaking Men reveals a common psychopathology of those driven to ongoing war, first making enemies, then labeling them as terrorists or infidels. This book -with its exposé of how blinding macho at home finds its way into war- challenges the U.S. preeminence in the world with a program for demilitarization of all states, and remaking the masculinity that drives men to combat. In uncovering how resistance forces come about under occupation with its high civilian death toll, house raids and humiliations, Barry shows that aggressor states are in the business of making enemies to perpetuate ongoing war. Considering Israel as an arm of US military power, Unmaking War, Remaking Men examines how both states have misused the term 'terrorist' by refusing to acknowledge that both Hizbullah and Hamas are resistance movements of self-determination. Kathleen Barry asks: 'What would it take to unmake war?' She scrutinizes the demilitarized state of Costa Rica and compares its claims of peace with its high rate of violence against women. She then turns to the urgent problem of how might men remake themselves by unmaking masculinity. She offers models for a new masculinity drawing on the experiences of men who have resisted war and have in turn transformed their lives into a new kind of humanity; into a place where the value of being human counts.

Unmaking War, Remaking Men: How Empathy Can Reshape Our Politics, Our Soldiers and Ourselves

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Barry, Kathleen Lois

Psychology & Counseling

One ~ Love (formerly The Flip Side of Desire) Trystan Lightfoot allowed herself to love once in her life; the experience broke her heart and strengthened her resolve never to fall in love again. At forty, however, she still longs for the comfort of a woman's arms. She finds temporary solace in meaningless, albeit adventuresome encounters, burying her pain and her emotions deep inside where no one can reach. No one, that is, until she meets C.J. Winslow. C.J. Winslow is the model-pretty-but-aging professional tennis star the Women's Tennis Federation is counting on to dispel the image that all great female tennis players are lesbians. And her lesbianism isn't the only secret she's hiding. A traumatic event from her childhood is taking its toll both on and off the court. Together Trystan and C.J. must find a way beyond their pasts to discover lasting love.

One Love

Romance

Ames, Lynn

Contemporary

After three years spent mourning the death of her partner in a tragic climbing accident, Danica Warren has re-emerged in the public eye. With a best-selling memoir, a blockbuster movie about her heroic efforts to save three other climbers, and a successful career on the motivational speaking circuit, Danica has convinced herself that her life can be full without love. When Chase Crosley walks into Danica's field of vision everything changes. Danica is suddenly faced with questions she's never pondered. Is there really one love that transcends all concepts of space and time? One great love that joins two hearts so that they beat as one? One moment of recognition when twin flames join and burn together? Will Danica and Chase be able to overcome the barriers standing between them and find forever? And can that love be sustained, even in the face of cruel circumstances and fate?

Heartsong

Literature & Fiction

Literary

When local television news anchor Katherine Kyle is thrust into the national spotlight, it sets in motion a chain of events that will change her life forever. Jamison "Jay" Parker is an intensely career-driven Time magazine reporter; she has experienced love once, from afar, and given up on finding it again...That is, until circumstance and an assignment bring her into contact with her past. Kate and Jay's lives intertwine, leading them on a journey to love and happiness, until fate and fame threaten to tear them apart. What is the price of fame? For Kate the cost just might be everything. For Jay, the price could be the other half of her soul.

The Price of Fame

ABSORBING Lynn Ames's first novel, The Price of Fame, has been called "absorbing and filled with romance" (Lori L. Lake, Midwest Book Review). Now Ames is back with the second installment in the lives of Katherine Kyle and Jamison Parker. SPINE-TINGLING SUSPENSE Kate and Jay want nothing more than to focus on their love. But as Kate settles into a new profession, she and Jay become caught up in the middle of a deadly scheme-pawns in a larger game in which the stakes are nothing less than control of the country. OUTSTANDING ACTION In her new novel of corruption, greed, romance, and danger, Lynn Ames takes us on an unforgettable journey of harrowing conspiracy-and establishes herself as a mistress of suspense. THE COST OF COMMITMENT It could be everything...

The Cost of Commitment

Lynn Ames, author of the best-selling, critically acclaimed novels The Price of Fame and The Cost of Commitment, is back with The Value of Valor, the third book in the celebrated Kate &amp; Jay trilogy. Katherine Kyle is the press secretary to the president of the United States. Her lover, Jamison Parker, is a respected writer for Time magazine. Separated by unthinkable tragedy, the two must struggle to survive against impossible odds... A powerful, shadowy organization wants to advance its own global agenda. To succeed, the president must be eliminated. Only one person knows the truth and can put a stop to the scheme. It will take every ounce of courage and strength Kate possesses to stay alive long enough to expose the plot. Meanwhile, Jay must cheat death and race across continents to be by her lover's side... This hair-raising thriller will grip you from the start and won't let you go until the ride is over. The Value of Valor--It's priceless.

The Value of Valor

Romantic Suspense

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