Test Yourself & Those You Love, New By William Gladstone & Nell Gibbon

WE LOVE THE HOLIDAYS BUT THEY CAN BE STRESSFUL. THIS YEAR MORE THAN EVER PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR EMOTIONAL AND MENTAL HEALTH. THIS GUIDE BOOK HAS BEEN REPUBLISHED WITH VALUABLE TESTS AND SOME NEW FUN ONES THAT WILL GIVE YOU INSIGHTS INTO YOURSELF AND THOSE YOU LOVE.  AVAILABLE NOW  ON AMAZON.

 

Mental health is just as important as physical health. For generations, this was not accepted by the general public. To show signs of mental illness—whether depression, mania, PTSD, or another illness—was considered ill-advised with a stigma attached. Fortunately, this is no longer the case, but there are still great gaps in public perception as to what signs of mental illness merit further investigation, and in some cases, immediate action. This book is designed to specifically address this need. The basic test has been used by hundreds of thousands of readers to self-diagnose or provide an initial red flag concerning close friends and loved ones. The book is not intended to replace the need to consult psychologists, social workers, psychiatrists, and other health professionals but to alert you and those you love to the need to consult such professionals.

A Treasury of Christmas Humor, by Richard Lederer

 

From best-selling language writer and International Punster of the Year Richard Lederer comes this hilarious book about our most joyful holiday.

          A Treasury of Christmas Humor is chock-full of puns, jokes, riddles, games, poems, stories, history, lore, and more! Inside you’ll find biographies of Santa Claus and Frosty the Snowman and an enlightening history of Christmas.

          Jim McLean’s gallery of sprightly drawings adds to the rollicking fun.

          This is the perfect book for everyone who enjoys Christmas humor! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How We Can Build A Better World, New By Ervin Laszlo

We are in the midst of a global crisis. This is not just danger: it is opportunity. With the new spirit arising in national and international politics, we can join together and seize the opportunity to create a better world. To sit with folded hands, waiting for the crisis to take its course is to entrust our destiny to the vagaries of fortune. To go back to where we were is not advisable, and may not even be possible. But attempting to go forward is a realistic task.

 

The outcome of the global crisis is not foreclosed; it is sensitive to our intentions, actions and aspirations. The global crisis may prove to be a blessing in disguise. We have to cope with its dangers, but we can seize the opportunity it offers for creating a more united and sustainable world for ourselves and our children.

The Worldshift Manual presented in this book is a practical guide to build a better world. It tells us how we can build it, and what the role of each of us is in building it. This is essential information in these critical times.

 

 

Everything is Connected, By David Newman 

Did you know that much of the fish you may be eating now has been caught illegally and that many fisheries are run by criminal gangs ? Are you sure that your pension fund or bank is not financing the destruction of the Amazon rain forest ? Well, you should be and I will show you who is doing so. When you recycle your waste every day, did you know that worldwide some 70% of all waste is simply dumped into the open environment ? Unless you live in one of the more fortunate and wealthier nations, you will find waste dumped everywhere. And do you think plastic is actually recycled ? Think again, plastic recycling is a scam. Ah, and of course you believe your Government really is serious about fighting climate change, don't you ? Well, your taxes are financing oil, coal and gas companies around the world to explore for, produce and sell more and more fossil fuels every day and they enjoy the largest subsidies of any industry. Crazy ? No, criminal actually. These are some of the issues I write about in this book, many of which I was also unaware of myself until some years ago.

The Kabbalah of Intimacy, New By Dr. Limor Blockman

Do soulmates exist? how do I find mine? These matters of the heart and the principle of love forever after are discussed thoroughly in The Kabbalah of Intimacy, integrating a primordial wisdom in the quest of soul connection and infinite intimacy.

In an exquisite voice embodying vast knowledge along with simplicity, Limor Blockman, PhD, opens a world of efficient kabbalistic tools that can be integrated into your

relational life and enliven it altogether, whether you found your soulmate or still

searching.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fiscal Therapy, New Marc J. Bernstein

The Fiscal Therapy Solution: Six Steps to Personal and Business Financial Health is an easy-to-read, step-by-step, guide to transforming your finances and your relationship to money. In these pages, Marc J. Bernstein reveals his unique “Fiscal Therapy” approach to financial planning, in which goals and dreams become reality not only by tackling the numbers but also by never losing sight of what’s important: getting the most out of life. Many people spend their entire lives feeling a sense of unease around personal finance, and even very wealthy people tend to spend a lot of time worrying about money, whether it’s what they are doing with their money, or what they aren’t doing with it. The Fiscal Therapy approach represents a powerful means for thinking about money in a new way—with a sense of ease and abundance, rather than stress and uncertainty—and for building long-term security for you and your family, your business and estate, and your partners and heirs. In this book, you’ll find the proven Fiscal Therapy Solution.

The Ephemeral Shades of Time, New By Sean Ali Stone

Sean Ali Stone has been a published poet since he was 11 years old. In his most recent book, Desiderata by Ali, he tells a cosmic love story in the form of an adult fairy tale. Now, with his first poetry book, The Ephemeral Shades of Time, Sean draws upon his personal experiences, which have shaped his world view… of the schism between the heart and the head, as wide as the gulf between nations, peoples, and realities.

This poetry originated in his teenage angst, set against the fin de siècle phobias of a coming apocalypse. Sean paints the dawn of the 21st Century as a world driven by the death-instinct, where humans feel increasingly alienated and obstructed from deep connection in love. From that death instinct, the self-destructive spirit of terror, war, and despair weighed heavily on the zeitgeist.

Tom Woof & Max The Owl, New By Jane Owen

Tom Woof and Max The Owl is the tale of a young puppy who loves to write, who comes to live on a farm full of animals who don’t get along. Tom wants to share his stories, but he ends up writing them wherever he happens to be when he thinks of them, and this makes him very unpopular with the animals who don’t understand him. Fortunately, the wise owl who lives on the farm Max The Owl does understand, and he teaches Tom not only how to write his ideas down in a way that can be enjoyed, but he also shows him how to bring the animals together through their shared love of stories.

 

 

 

 

 

Reclaimed, New By Shannon McGraw

Shannon McGraw, survivor of incest, date rape, and emotional abuse, has worked with survivors for ten years as a Mental Health Peer Specialist dedicating her life to helping survivors through the healing process.

 

In this step-by-step directive, Shannon helps you to recognize the lies of trauma in order to reclaim your worth and embrace healthy boundaries and control of your life.

This book will support you in overcoming and surviving your past to thriving and living the life you want.

Hi Momma, It’s Me, New By Sandy Cowen

How a ‘reluctant medium’ reconnected with her son, immediately after his passing, to form an even deeper relationship. His voice and others shine a light on transition, what heaven’s really like and why it’s important to stay connected even after death. Compelling for anyone suffering a loss or simply curious.