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The Self-Empowerment Journal is a personal development and mind-transformational book. If you have been stuck and trying to figure out life, this book will give you the step by step instruction with practical exercises that'll help you discover your higher potential to flourish in every area of your life.

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Dozens of unique hand-drawn pages of fun to color! Set your creativity free as you add colour and vibrancy to distant planets and alien races. Featuring characters from the Sage Escape Adventures series, this book is packed with activities and science fiction goodness.Unlike the adult Sage Escape graphic novel series, Sage Escape Adventures is a fun-filled adventure book series written for children and all ages of readers.

This book has grown out of an attempt to harmonize two different tendencies, one in psychology, the other in physics, with both of which I find myself in sympathy, although at first sight they might seem inconsistent. On the one hand, many psychologists, especially those of the behaviourist school, tend to adopt what is essentially a materialistic position, as a matter of method if not of metaphysics. They make psychology increasingly dependen...

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India's Approach to the Tibetan Question and Its Impact on Sino-Indian Relations examines the two pronged question of India's dealings with her two important neighbours leading up to a politico-historical debate. It is a known fact that India had a very liberal approach to its immediate neighbour and well-wisher Tibet, even at the cost of its relation with China. China had directly and indirectly reproached India for favouring Tibet against Ch...

A diverse cross-section of Japan passes through the bar Lui, and the bartender tends to them all, with all their hopes and their fears. Underneath the black suits-whether crumpled or designer-and the cosmetics, they're all people on the way to somewhere else in Tokyo's glittering boom era. The bartenders and Mama-sans who keep everything running smoothly rely on their own camaraderie, night after night. Winner of the 1975 Naoki Prize.Amayadori...

This book discusses social and cultural relationships. It has proposed solutions for most problems, that could be faced in real life. It has considered self improvement and its related achievement. This book is written in Arabic and has been translated in to English, French, Spanish, Italian, Turkish, Russian, Greek, Romanian, Ukrainian, Chinese, Japanese and Afrikaans Languages. The book could be unique because it could be a guide for the ove...

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With humor, foresight, and rarely hidden effort, Phillip Knight Scott dares to ask important, existential questions in his first collection of poems. There may be few answers in PAINT THE LIVING, PLANT THE DEAD - indeed the whole thing is a bit absurd - but sometimes asking the questions can be enough. What is the point of life? Why is my hair gray? Where are my keys? These poems won't answer these questions, but you'll at least have something...

This book is a poetic journey of my own deepening awareness. Life is about relationships...with ourselves, our family, our friends, our colleagues, our adversaries and with our Higher Power as we understand it. Some poems are lighthearted and some go much deeper. I invite you to journey with this warrior poet down a path that questions life and death, faith and failure and love and loss. See if we don't have more in common than you think.

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In ÒThe Philosopher Savant Crosses the River, Ó Rustin Larson now winds his words several notches closer to a phantom sense of the certainties we once thought we could assume Ñ the way life promised a few solid things, perhaps Òthe purpose of life, Ó which now seems sold door to door as Òan abrupt change, Ó if anything.Ê Words in their ordinary sense have been released from those customary connections, and often seem spoken from a place of flo...

Have you ever wondered exactly what really happens to all those socks which seemed to have magically disappeared in your dryer? Do they simply disintegrate under the intense heat of the tumble cycle? Or, is there someone or something, more mysterious at work here? For curious seven-year-old Sophia, this age-old mystery would lead her on a magnificent and magical journey beyond her wildest dreams.Sophia and the Missing Socks is a multicultural ...

This book reveals the never-before told thoughts of the head of the mob that ruled Newport, Kentucky and the Cincinnati Enquirer's role in freeing the city from mobster influence in the late 1950s. Dan Pinger, the Enquirer's lead reporter on the story, writes about "Sleepout" Louie, the gamblers, reformers, crooked public servants, look-the-other-way citizens, the drugging of a famous former football star, the dens of trickery and houses of lo...

Ziggy decides to plant sunflowers in autumn, but everyone knows sunflowers don't grow in winter. Or do they?Sunflowers Don't Grow in Winter is a true story of hope, determination, and a little boy's love of sunflowers.Search and Find - on each spread, children will need to find the three B's - a bee, a butterfly and a bird.At the back of the book, learn how to grow your own sunflowers and how our thoughts are like seeds.Recommended age: 4 - 10...