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The reason why Melody just laughed it off about the items she bought being magic. She thought Mr. Leewas just making small talk. She finds out later that her pockets really are magic.Mr. Lee could have told her that the pockets were magic. But they’re only magical if the owner’s heartis good and because Melody is good ...the pockets are magical.The same way if the owner’s heart has bad intention to do wrong.Then their pockets will have no reaction. They would just be regular old pockets with no meaning.So make your pockets shine and filled them up with good things.Even if you just put a pen in your pocket. You will never know when someone needs something to writewith.They may not need one today. But, you are doing good because you are putting good and useful thingsin your pockets for others.That’s a great way to start

The creation of the universe is the work of God. And the existence of the one who creates is his own business, nobody needs to ponder his mystery of how he came to be because it can only be revealed by Him. The world needs harmony to bring forth prosperity. You are encouraged to step into the "Mysticality Doorway" to learn the way to ETERNITY and all the good things of life, they come only by Jesus Christ. It is better to hearken to His doctrine than anything else.

Psalm 23 is a lyrical masterpiece that exposes the power of relationship. The relationship between Shepherd and sheep shows how David feels as he speaks about God as his Shepherd.A Personal Testimony is a practical, transparent, and encouraging guide to the relationship dynamic. In in you’ll learn:• He Guides Us.• He Guards Us.• He Guarantees Us.Gain knowledge of what the Shepherd does for the sheep.

In a period which served as a precursor to the Wild West, the rebelliousWeesatch Sixsmith rode into the Republic of Texas with his bountyhunting partner, and fellow ex-Dragon, Wendell Sykes. As they attemptto settle into the newly established territory, they discover that this is aland to which many other misfi ts and outlaws are drawn.With the help of a coloful host of characters, including a discreteVoodoo priestess, a sly card shark, and a half Irish Comanche chief witha penchant for show and tell, the bounty hunters hazard into secondguessing a maniacal killer marauding his way towards the border. In achaotic chain of events, the situation becomes tense and dire. Will theybring this ruthless roustabout to justice? And if so, will it be before hewreaks unfathomable havoc for those in his path?

The purpose of the Pursuit of Wisdom is the search for transcendent truth, in order to find goodness/justice, and perfect beauty. Faith and Reason are also essential especially when somethings is notfathomable. The end objective of all wisdom is to find Perfect Love.  Reviewed By Rabia Tanveer for Readers’ FavoriteReview Rating: 5-Stars - Congratulations on your 5-star review!         Pursuit of Wisdom by Robert T. Fertig is a book about finding the truth in everything that surrounds us. Weall want acceptance and unconditional love; we crave it and it is in our most basic nature. However, we are alsocurious by nature, which is the reason why we need to know and understand the meaning behind the mostcommon things in life. From understanding the “truth” of cultural change, climate change and even how or ifwe can live together as a community, these are the questions that we ask ourselves every day. The author talksabout how these truths are important, how they are necessary for us to build a community, build trust andunderstand what it takes to accept every human being as a valuable addition to the community.The author shares his thoughts about his general understanding of what truth is, what is goodness, what exactly isjustice and how every basic need of humans comes down to finding the most objective answer to their questions.Everything has a “truth” and if you understand that, you can understand everything else. This is the beginningof an awakening that the author believes every reader should have. I have immense respect for the author forconveying such a complicated idea in such a simple yet eloquent way. He had control over the narrative, hehad a flow in mind and he executed it perfectly. I enjoyed the fact that the author didn’t force anything on thereader; he just laid out his ideas and his thoughts on the pages and gave it to the reader to make whatever theywant with it. This is enlightening and educational at the same time.

Women are you tired of suffering with your greatest fearshaunting you day and night? Have you tried everything your friendsand family have suggested – read a number of books, gone to numerous conferences – and still, things are the same?Women Suffering in Silence will enlighten you, as well as encourageyou, to take a stand for yourself. You will be able to walk this walk thatChrist has ordained for you to live.After reading this book, you will see that all the cover ups will notbe necessary for you to have a healthy, wholesome, full life. You will beable, through the power of the Holy Spirit, to confess your silent painthat is buried deep down inside.The purpose of this book is to encourage women to live thevictorious life that Jesus went to the cross for, so that all of his childrenwould be set free from the pain of their mistakes, what others have done to them, and what they have done to others.

Human mortality is real and unavoidable. The death of a beloved is an irreparable loss that leaves the bereaved with deep sense of emptiness, emotional crumbliness, speechlessness and confusion. The loss of a beloved can sometimes feel like an earthquake of highest magnitude which shakes up the core of one’s being. Some may feel as though they are faced with spiritual and emotional tsunami. In the wake of this life-changing incident, it is also natural for the bereaved to need support in order to regain some emotional, psychological and spiritual balance of a sort. Understanding the tenets of grief & loss or bereavement will be key to initiating the process of regaining the much-needed foothold. My grief, My Experience provides basic understanding of grief & loss, as well as supportive tools, that can be individualized as one goes through the dark and dreary bereavement road. Accompanying the bereaved on this lonely journey can be quite helpful BUT knowing what NOT to say to the bereaved can be the beginning of caring wisdom. This resource provides tips to supporting the bereaved.

Oaxacan woodcarvings collected by Susan Striker illustrate an alphabet of "animalitos"  from A for Armadillo to Z for Zebra.  These gaily colored, wildly imaginative and fanciful carvings from southern Mexico delight children as well as adults! author makes the original carvings available to museums and bookstores for exhibit.

I was born in the village of Bode in the year 1955. I became blind when I was five years of age. I did not start my primary school education until I was 10 years of age. I successfully completed my primary school education in the year 1966. I did not stop there, in 1967, I attended Osodi Vocational Training Center for the Blind. In 1968, I completed my course there as a telephone operator. I was also taught advance braille. In 1969, I attended IWO Catholic Secondary Modern School where I was trained as a typist and completed in 1970. In 1971, I had the opportunity to attend Ibadan Christ Apostolic Grammar School where I did my high school education. In 1975, I graduated from Christ Apostolic Grammar School. In 1981, dean then Oyo State Government give me scholarship to come to United States of America for further studies. I was admitted by dean then Arkansas Enterprises for the Blind and now known as International Lion Services for the Blind. I was there for two semesters. In 1982-1985, I started my degree program at Philander Smith College in Little Rock, Arkansas. I completed my degree in 3 years instead of 4. While I was there, I was a member of WHO is WHO, among universities and colleges. I was also a member of Alpha Cappa Mu, an academic honor society. My academic achievements impressed my academic dean then to the extent that he called our university for them to give my scholarship to do my Master's in Education. I started my masters in Howard University in January 1986. I successfully my master's degree in 3 semesters instead of 4. In 1988, I started my PhD program at Gallaudet University located in DC. I successfully completed that in 2008 in Special Education Administration.

Take the Heat and Stay in the Kitchen is an engaging how-to book as to the challengingyet rewarding path to becoming a successful chef. It provides wisdom and guidance thataspiring chefs need to keep with them as they evolve throughout their careers. Author,Chef Pambo, even shares some of his experience along his journey to encourage aspiringchefs to stay their course, no matter how hard it gets. Lastly, it gives a refreshingperspective as to what entails true growth as a learner of culinary, professional, anda leader in the industry. 

From grass to grace is simply talking about my life. It is specifically referring to how I started my life, and what I went through. On the other hand, “In the city of oblivion”, I narrated the story of a boy who lost his parents as a young blind boy, but through much struggle, he became a successful man in life. I also made it clear in the story that destination can change but destiny cannot change. As a matter of fact, in the “Blind leading the seeing”, I asked series of questions about the education of the blind in Nigeria, and I gave answers to them as what to do about the education of the blind to make it meaningful.

  Based on a true story, “ Time For A Change,” is a Street thriller taking you on trip around the Bay Area. After being acquitted on a murder case, he feels the need to change his ways, but only after trying the streets again, This Time ending up on the other side of the gun. Shot 12 times, David makes a full recovery and finds love and a new way of living. Yet he will learn there is no good way to do wrong. This novel will have you on the edge of you seats from murder, sex, drugs and a loving marriage. Welcome to the world where the good dies young and the only color that matters is green.

From the bowels of Hell… comes a Supernatural Collection of Horror Anthologies… with abysmal Demonic and Luciferian encounters. This entire eerie den of terror… frights… and the putrid macabre… are bred from the innate fears and phobias that plague our darkest seeds… that lie dormant… in the pitch-black abyss… of our aphotic… pugilistic… and utterly sinister imaginations.

This book is a primer to inspire and inform those persons working to change America's political and social culture from its white supremacy conditioning posture by advancing America's ideals of a culture that truly attempts to build a land of equal opportunity and equal justice for all Americans. This book is a primer to inspire and inform those persons working to change America's political and social culture from its white supremacy conditioning posture by advancing America's ideals of a culture that truly attempts to build a land of equal opportunity and equal justice for all Americans. These essays provide information to help both Black and White people to understand how they have been affected by America's White Superiority Syndrome (WSS) conditioning; a conditioning or acculturation that teaches them that a white supremacy culture is good and proper. These essays provide lessons learned by the author that will prompt average people to become more self-aware and better able to identify and resist the various WSS conditioning processes that surround them, and recount some of America's racial hypocrisies and the courage that helped many Americans to challenge them.

Did you know that mankind was nearly doomed when treasonous animals on Noah's Ark attempted a mutiny? Or that the entire Roman Empire nearly unraveled when a crackpot Caesar swooned for--and married--his horse? Were you aware that a flamboyant cowboy subdued bloodthirsty gunslingers with a two-step? What about the vaudevillian hack juggler who received his first standing ovation in a coma? Don't freak if all this comes as news. In Bygone Buffoonery, Jeff Charlebois provides centuries of laughs as he rewrites the past in witty, short stories you won't find in any dusty library. "From the moment I picked your book up until I laid it down I convulsed with laughter. Someday I intend reading it." Groucho Marx