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Wyndano's Cloak,
a fantasy novel
by A. R. Silverberry, is a tale of madness, friendship, and courage, Wyndano's Cloak is an absorbing tale of the transformative
power of love and forgiveness, and the terrible consequences of
denying who you really are.Jen has settled into a
peaceful life when a terrifying event awakens old fears—of being
homeless and alone, of a danger horrible enough to destroy her
family and shatter her world forever.Jen is certain that
Naryfel, a shadowy figure from her past, has returned and is
concentrating the full force of her hate on Jen's family. But how
will she strike? A knife in the dark? An attack from her legions? Or
with the dark arts and twisted creatures she commands with sinister
cunning?Wyndano's Cloak may be Jen's only hope. If she can only
trust that she has what it takes to use it . . .Visit the author at his
website:
www.arsilverberry.com
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Biblical Freedom from Religious
Oppression
(Featuring the Every-Verse Method), by
K. Scott Schaeffer, takes on those who would pick and choose
from Bible verses, using only those they can claim support
their beliefs. It's an interesting look at what the Bible
really says about many issues.
Dr. Walt Jesuncosky, Pastor, Audobon,
NJ, says in his back jacket notes, “A well-researched,
thought-provoking challenge to Christians to examine many
long-held beliefs in the light of the totality of
Scripture.”
Available
from Albiero Publishing, PO Box 7, Audubon, NJ 08106;
www.biblicalfreedom.com |
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The Last Train to Dachau
by Robert B. Niklewicz
Based on the true story of the Miller family's efforts to survive ioccupied Poland during World War II. Follow the horrors and obstacles this Polish family faced and had to overcome, to not only to stay together but to stay alive.
It enables the reader to experience the ordeals of war endured by a family much like yours. You can place yourself in their situations and ask, "What would I have done?"
Robert B Niklewicz based the book on family stories he’s heard since childhood, mostly told by his mother, now 78 (she was 8 when the story begins), who told him, after reading the book, that it was like he was “standing beside her when the events happened.” Can’t get much closer than that.
Reading it as an editor, I often found myself working much longer and later than normal, because I was so caught up in the story. Highly recommended.
Available from www.authorhouse.com (best price), Amazon, Borders, and others.
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Rumi and Self Psychology
(Psychology of Transquility)
by Dr. Roya Rohani Rad,
defines terms like self-respect, self-actualization, self-liberation, self-assertiveness, self-knowledge, self-discovery, self-love, and emotional stability. In addition, it discusses the difference between love and insecure attachment, narcissism and self-love and other terms. It combines the language of mystic poems with psychological terms and compares the two in an easy to understand way.
In this book, Dr. Rad relates the concepts inherent in the poetry of Rumi with the psychological insights of Carl Jung, among others, to help the reader achieve self-actualization.
Two astonishing perspectives for the
art and science of self transformation: Rumi's poetic language vs.
Carl Jung's psychological language.
Dr. Rad's books are available from www.SKBFpublishing.com, and from www.Amazon.com.
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Sara's Therapy: The Way to Purity
by Dr. Roya Rohani Rad,
describes a series of therapy sessions in which Sara works through her blocks, and unconscious and suppressed memories, to achieve self-actualization.
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A Therapy Dialogue
by Dr. Roya Rohani Rad
A session-by-session therapy dialogue with an educated client who went
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There is one Religion; the Religion of KNOW THYSELF
by Dr. Roya Rohani Rad
A modern view of spirituality and what it may mean from a
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Where is My Place in
This World?
by Dr. Roya Rohani Rad
From an egotistical to altruistic way of existence.
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Psyche and Self's
Theories in Psychology
by Dr. Roya Rohani Rad
A concise comparison of
a number of theorists, like Carl Jung's and Abraham Maslow's general
concepts of the self and the psyche.
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White Coat Wisdom
by Steve Busalacchi www.whitecoatwisdom.com
Mr. Busalacchi is a veteran medical journalist who reported for
Wisconsin Public Radio for 15 years. His close relationships with
physicians led to extensive interviews with many doctors about how
they got into the profession, what medical school is like, how they
think about their work, and how they do it. The advice they offer is
as pertinent to prospective medical students and as it is to
patients. This should be required reading for anyone considering a
career in medicine, and for everyone with an interest in how their
doctors work, think, and advise. Highly recommended.
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