Wednesday, January 18, 2023

On Learning To Heal

 


On Learning to Heal:

or, What Medicine Doesn't Know

(Critical Global Health: Evidence, Efficacy, Ethnography)


At thirteen, Ed Cohen was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease—a chronic, incurable condition that nearly killed him in his early twenties. At his diagnosis, his doctors told him that the best he could hope for would be periods of remission. Unfortunately, doctors never mentioned healing as a possibility. In On Learning to Heal, Cohen draws on fifty years of living with Crohn’s to consider how Western medicine’s turn from an “art of healing” toward a “science of medicine” deeply affects both medical practitioners and their patients. He demonstrates that although medicine can now offer many seemingly miraculous therapies, medicine is not and has never been the only way to enhance healing. Exploring his own path to healing, he argues that learning to heal requires us to desire and value healing as a vital possibility. With this book, Cohen advocates reviving healing’s role for all those whose lives are touched by illness.





Tuesday, January 17, 2023

Surviving the Mental Health Jungle

 


Surviving The Mental Health Jungle:

Mental Health Professional Guide for Everyone


Established Mental Health Counselor and Anger Management Specialist Patrice Shavone Brown shares decades’ worth of counseling wisdom into one compelling read.

"It's hard, yet life is what you make it. And it is full of twists and turns," says Patrice.

Surviving in the Mental Health Jungle is both a love letter and a powerful guide to helping newly minted and aspiring mental health counselors carve their own path in the wilderness that is the mental health industry.

After centuries of being swept under the rug, mental health has taken center stage in the modern world, which is both a good and bad thing.

Good, because the aches of the mind are now given equal importance as the aches of the body. Bad, because many are now profiting off of others’ pain and struggles.

Self-proclaimed life coaches and gurus now claim they hold the key to unlocking a sound mind and ridding it of all the consequences of trauma. And yet, you’ll see them preaching dangerous nonsense to the vulnerable.

This is where mental health experts come in. And they come in droves.

Mental health counselling is becoming saturated by the minute. Unfortunately, not of counselors are created equal.

So, the question that now comes begging is this: How can truly passionate and talented mental health counselors like you stand out and deliver the right care to people who need it most?

In her book, Patrice takes it step-by-step.

From getting a counseling degree to building a strong foundation for your own private practice, Surviving in the Mental Health Jungle serves as a much-needed guide for mental health advocates to make their mark and create a happier world.

Filled with powerful insider tools, strategies, best practices, and real-life lessons, Patrice tackles:

  • The basics: From mental health counseling 101 to the educational requirements to get the degree, building productive client relationships, cultivating organizational skills, and 5 key concepts to surviving the mental health industry, readers can make their first big steps and take a page out of an expert’s playbook
  • The specialized: From counseling a person with control issues to learning about CBT, counseling theorists, existentialism, stress management, sales principles to make you stand out, and more, get into the nitty gritty of the concepts and tools to succeed and thrive as a mental health counselor

And so much more!

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Monday, January 16, 2023

Valentines Day is Coming...

  



Take Your Sex Life From Boring To Mind-Blowing in a Few More Than 69 Moves



IN THE BEGINNING THERE WAS SEX, BASIC AND PRIMAL IN ITS EARLY STAGES, OR SO WE THINK. . . . Perhaps modern society is simply unaware of the depth of sexual understanding our ancestors truly possessed. Maybe modern society is actually relearning the sexual secrets that have been lost over the years. We can look back to the Kama Sutra and see that thousands of years ago, the various sexual positions were given extreme importance. There are even ancient texts that suggest certain positions and angles of penetration can improve your health and even fight disease—more than just physical pleasure. However, intense physical pleasure is an excellent place to start.



Sunday, January 15, 2023

The Legend of the Lost Child

 




Life has never been easy for Jace, but things have quickly become more complicated.
With a new family and new name, he is returning to the home he had when he was three years old. After learning he is being hunted, he knows his survival requires him to learn to control his newfound powers at an accelerated rate. Feeling like an outsider in what he hoped would be his forever home, Jace desperately tries to figure out where he truly belongs.
Jace quickly learns that his impossible witch-werewolf hybrid presence has awoken the curiosity of many supernaturals. After a series of attacks, he realizes the stakes are even higher. Jace must discern who is a friend and who is a foe.
Failure could mean death for him, his family, and his friends.


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Saturday, January 14, 2023

Love Marriage versus Arranged Marriage

 


The Role of Relationship Management

The origin of this book dates 5 years back to when I answered a question on Quora pertaining to the suitability of a partner in an arranged marriage. My answer was a few paragraphs, but I always felt that I did an injustice to the answer and that the issue needed a much more comprehensive approach which an answer in a few paragraphs failed to address justifiably. Then two events happened a year back. During my second year of Doctoral Studies at XLRI School of Management, Jamshedpur, I enrolled in the Managerial Counseling Course, which provided me with the opportunity to understand issues faced by young minds. Second, was a discussion with my Niece as to which is better, Love Marriage or Arranged Marriage. This discussion was the trigger for this book.

This first book in the series elaborates on ways to understand one's prospective life partner better and provides insights on matters which are always very close to the heart of young minds.

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From Seed To Fruit

  



by James T Chen

From Seed to Fruit: The Pandemic Gardening Book conveys horticulture’s many rewards, including the physical and mental health benefits of gardening and spending more time outside.

Born out of mandatory quarantine and stay-home orders due to the global COVID-19 crisis that struck in 2020, this celebration of gardening chronicles the development of hobbies during the pandemic, as well as easy ways to become more self-sufficient when supplementing a family’s sustenance.

This inspirational guide outlines the steps for planning, preparing, and maintaining a garden for beginners, yet its advice can benefit gardeners of all levels. Advocating active living and farm-to-table gardening, itcovers everything “green thumbs” need to know—from microclimate and seasonal considerations to pest control and soil nutrients.

Discover how to find out which plant species thrive in your area, various approaches to plant threat-impact mitigation, the complex world of agricultural supply-chain awareness and touch base with gardening societies around the world—all in this one handy guide





Friday, January 13, 2023

The Polish Prince

 


The Polish Prince:

A True WW2 Story of A Teenage Holocaust Witness



A True Story. Shockingly Relevant Today. 
 
It's 1939, and 13-year-old Zbigniew learns how to survive in eastern Poland when WWII breaks out. As the war progresses, he is caught between Nazi-German oppressors, the resisting Polish Home Army, the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, as well as Soviet guerilla, with bullets and bombs flying all around him. 

Along the way, he witnesses the Holocaust firsthand, sees Hitler, is captured by Ukrainian Nationalists, is deported deep into Nazi Germany, escapes his labor camp, fights in the Czech Uprising, and survives the bombing of Dresden, among many other events of the 20th century. Not to mention the fact that he may be of Polish nobility. 

Through his memoirs, he tells a riveting story of survival, being captured and sent to work camps, escaping, and of falling in love. 

Not only is Zbigniew's story incredible, but there are an uncountable number of parallels with the events of 2022—namely the Russian Invasion of Ukraine—which gravely highlights the importance of stories like these.

It's a must-read if you want to understand the background of the geopolitical issues facing that part of the world today.
 
Learn more on: thepolishprince.info  

A Ukrainian illustrator created all of the maps in this book. At the time of making the illustrations, she lived in Kharkov, which in 2022, has been under constant shelling from the Russian Army. It was last taken over by the Russians in 1943. See her testimony below:
"...We lived in Kharkov. My house was on the outskirts of the city in the direction of the Russian Federation. On the morning of the 24th, we woke up from the fact that bomb explosions were heard around... and the windows were shaking. After days of bombing, with difficulty... and in despair, we left the city."
-Victoriia Riabova
May 2022
 
Also includes a Foreword by BARTOSZ GRODECKI, Polish Undersecretary of State of the Interior, who has been directly dealing with the refugee crisis as a result of the Invasion of Ukraine. 





Thursday, January 12, 2023

The Kingdom of Pandasia

    


The Kingdom of Pandasia:

The white tiger, the black tortoise, the red bird and the azure dragon


 The novel tells the story of a girl named Cassandra. She was found before the porch of Mr. and Mrs. Peterson’s house with a strange medallion on her neck. Cassandra who never separates from her medallion grows up with a brother named Alistair.


  A few months ago, the Peterson dies in a car crash leaving their two adopted children in the care of Oliver, Artemis’s brother. Oliver, unfortunately, is unable to look after them and drives them to a sinister boarding school outside of London where they remained there for a few weeks. They fled the school with their new companions: Lee Yung and Professor Khan.


  They travelled aboard the professor’s airship but the flying machine crashes near a medieval castle. Safe and sound but starved, they search for food in the castle but to their surprise, they witness a bizarre ceremony of witches and wizards who happened to be victims of an evil man’s whims called the grand master.  A fierce battle takes place between the great master’s soldiers and Songhai, a slanted eyes man endowed with astonishing fighting powers. The man travelled with his dragon, Orbit. They flee the castle and travel to the magic kingdom of Pandasia.  Later, Cassandra learns that she’s Shana’s daughter, the leader of the Pandasi female warriors who passed away more than thirteen years ago. 


  Now that she is fourteen, Cassandra must take the helm of her mother and becomes the leader of the female warriors. 


   a few days later, the king of Pandasia, Mokwai is poisoned with a very powerful poison. A dangerous mission is now entrusted to Cassandra and his companions which is to search for an antidote to save the king.


  Songhai, then consults the oracle who announces to him that the antidote is inside the four sacred animals and symbols of the kingdom.  Those creatures, “The black tortoise, the vermillion bird, the azure dragon, and the white tiger;”  are under the strict protection of the most dangerous tribes of the kingdom. A mysterious old man dressed in a black cloak sent by the great master tries to prevent them from reaching their goal but without success. The king is saved and the story ends with joy.






Wednesday, January 11, 2023

Mind of the Black Jew

 




"Mind of the Black Jew" provides an analytical outlook on the moral and ethical positions of Orthodox Judaism; told through the lenses of an African American Rabbi.What's the spiritual thought process Jews have behind keeping Kosher, Shabbat, praying 3 times a day?

Bio:
Mordechai Yosef ben Avarham is an Orthodox Rabbi currently living in Jerusalem. Originally from Los Angeles, California working as an entertainment executive at Warner Brothers producing music, film and television. Rabbi Mordechai Yosef has had the privilege of learning at the most prestigious Yeshivot in Israel, with an emphasis on Talmudic Law. Rabbi Mordechai as a lecturer has given thousands of presentations on Jewish ethics and morality - Inspiring audiences of all backgrounds and denominations.



 


They Might Be Toxic

 



A Little Book About Toxic Relationships
A quick easy guide to help you identify unhealthy patterns in your relationships by looking at:

Similar relationship patterns at work, home, and in the family.

How much freedom and autonomy you have within the context of a relationship.

How you are spoken to.

The language of abuse.

Phrases or insults that replay in your head.

This book is for everyone because abusive relationships exist everywhere. Whether at work or at home, whether a family member or a person you've hired the patterns of abusive relationships are common. A toxic relationship can rob you of your joy and take an enormous amount of energy.

This guide will help you begin to untangle the toxic relationships in your life by empowering you to see them for what they are.



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Tuesday, January 10, 2023

Stories She Tells - Words are Free, Let Them Fly

 





Tap into a boundless source of joy and sorrow with a transformative collection of poetic imagination.

Beautifully weaving together an inspiring collection of heartfelt poetry, Stories She Tells echoes from the heart of personal experience and imagination, reflecting a profound journey drawn from the richness of human experience. It roams across enduring themes including the light and dark sides of love, inner strength and the scars left by abuse, and the surprising sources of daily inspiration we can find all around us, providing a new perspective and sparking meaningful emotional growth as it encourages readers to step beyond the familiar, dive into the deep end, and rediscover their deepest and truest selves.

As the product of over a decade of soul-searching, Stories She Tells is drawn from a rich multicultural source, embodying the diverse upbringing of author Hadinet Tekie and her own sources of change and transformation. Written for the like-minded dreamers, visionaries, and creatives-at-heart out there, these poems speak to the depths of understanding, encouraging and challenging readers to rediscover your imagination and find things inside of you that you never quite knew were there. Inside, you’ll behold love in its greatest beauty and tragedy, tap into an overflowing well of joy and sorrow, and connect with a kindred soul through the magic of poetry.

Whether you’re a dedicated poetry fan searching for a fresh perspective to leaf through, or if you’re a newcomer to this beautiful medium, Stories She Tells gifts you ample material for contemplation, helping you illuminate a new path for yourself as you dare to define your own existence.















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