Men and women are perhaps more alike than either would care to admit. In this guide, former Personal Development Coach and Personal Trainer Nina van der Plas invites you to laugh at how very human we all are. All Women Are Bitches, and All Men Are Bastards allows us to take a closer look at ourselves before we point a finger at the opposite sex. By providing valuable insights into what goes on behind the scenes in our actions, she helps her clients to understand that everything works in balance. Lessons we learned in childhood are played out in our adult lives, and the more aware we become, the easier it is for us to break these patterns. A new way of being can begin with something as simple as a change in focus. This can be difficult, as it can challenge a relationship to growor grow apart. Fear is what keeps people from pushing ahead, and the old safeguard of at least Im not alone seems like a safe haven. But if we loved ourselves enough, we would never allow ourselves to be miserable, hurt, or sad. By changing our behaviour and holding ourselves responsible, we can learn true respect for our selves and others, self-confidence, self-empowerment, integrity, a healthy body image, and an uninhibited sense for creative expression. Once we learn to look within and from anothers point of view, we can have more valuable relationships. This is a journey inwardsandpaper for the soul.

This book will help women avoid the pitfalls that can make her life hell; but more importantly, it will put her into a frame of mind that will allow her to enjoy life and never be taken for granted, used and abused. Women are being mentally coerced, emotionally abused, physically attacked, sexually assaulted and financially deceived; and not much is being done to crush the cancer, until it is too late, after the event. It is imperative she takes full-responsibility for her own protection and not expect anyone to do it for her. Having a high-flying job and earning lots of money will not make you independent, if you cannot be yourself how, where and when you want to, because you are afraid of upsetting a coercive boss, work colleague, husband, partner, child or ‘friend’. If someone arranges for your house to be burgled; harms your children; targets your cash; spreads a vicious rumour against you; denigrates you in public; causes you to lose your job; insults your religion, ethnic origin or sexual proclivity; then he/she would have beaten you...without touching you! You cannot be independent if you are forced to worry about any of these obstacles.

A witty, sophisticated guide to the new principles of modern social behavior, by a psychologist and popular alternative-etiquette-and-ethics guru This is no rule book about forks and calling cards. As a child, Robin Abrahams was bitterly disappointed when her parents forced her to have a lemonade stand rather than a booth for dispensing advice. In Miss Conduct's Mind over Manners, Abrahams, now a psychologist and the popular "Miss Conduct" columnist for The Boston Globe Sunday Magazine, tackles the perplexing social dilemmas of our time: - Is it polite to say "Bless you" to a sneezing atheist? - Should a foreign person's name be pronounced in his native accent? - Does knitting at a meeting display a lack of attention or superior multitasking? - Can a restaurant these days still be so fancy that you cannot request a doggie bag with dignity? - What's a nice vegetarian to do if Gypsies give her bread smeared with lard? Bringing to bear the insights of psychology, Abrahams outlines eight steps to more graceful living that can be applied to uncertain situations-and for handling the inevitable mistakes-involving food, religion, children, pets, health, sex, money, and more. With humor, compassion, and gusto, Miss Conduct's Mind over Manners delivers thoughtful and thought-provoking advice for everyone navigating the complex world of modern human interaction.

The intention of this book is the "harmonious" coexistence between man and woman. However, we can only bring this to fruition by working together, when we ourselves are in accord with our own true Self. Accord is generated when we listen in complete silence to the inner voice deep in our own heart and follow its suggestions. For only then will our inner truth and the living life outside grow more and more towards unity. We are becoming the "No. 1" we are. The more accord there is within us, the more there will be harmony within us and in our relationships!

What exactly is life? What exactly is man, and why do we exist at all? Does the planet, our host, need the human species? Would planet Earth look different and fare better without us—its top predator—on the loose? If yes, how long until Earth decides to shake man off for good? The answers to these questions might surprise you! Humankind must answer these queries if we want to avoid extinction in the future, but will we be able to uncover the truth before the inevitable? The Forbidden Knowledge fills the horrific gap in worldwide education, sharing information about the health and wellbeing of our society. Step beyond the simplicity of mathematics, chemistry, and physics into knowledge that could save the world.

Here I sit in a cold dark room wondering if you know what's really going on in my head, is it sane or am I going out of my mind? How did I get here? What am I doing? does anyone know i'm here? Is there anyone out there? that is still alive or is it just me, someone anyone help me, if anyone can here me I need help. A small country town set amongst the bushland of South East Queensland, it all unfolds when a detective of the Crime Investigations Bureau of the small town reopens a case that was to stay closed. He upsets all in the process until he finds out that he falls into the brink of it all when he himself is kidnapped and tortured by the deranged killer that has just resurfaced. Detective Taylor's world starts to fall apart rite under his nose with the hallucinations and the kidnaps and the murders that continue to start all over again. Daniel a deranged physcopathic killer mother and father had a bad affect on him as a child and he finds that he feels safe when he hides himself behind a alien's mask. Does he really think that people are out to hurt him? Did his family have that much affect on him as a child? Miss Bradshaw is a new Detective that is brought in to be put on the case when Detective Taylor can't keep up to the standard of a real detective. But is she the brilliant detective they suspect her to be or does she have a deep dark secret. The love, hate, betrayal and murder when the person you never suspect turns out to be the culprit all along.

Some people would call Frank Guerra fussy, even compulsive?but theyÍre wrong. He simply believes in perfection. He strives to make every textbook he writes into a work of art, and he intends that every Cuba Libre he mixes come out textbook-perfect. (The key? Exactly six drops of lime juice for each ounce of rum.) And Frank also believes in romantic love. In fact, he believes in love so strongly that heÍs willing to divorce his faithful wife Marta (whoÍs a real mensch about it), lose his old friends, and even leave behind his adoring daughter Emily?all for the sake of his new americana, a sedate but supremely sexy schoolteacher named Catherine OÍNeal, or Cat for short. But itÍs worth all the pain: Cat believes in their love, too. So why, when he looks deep into CatÍs cool, sphinx-like eyes, can Frank never penetrate into her depths? Why does he begin to see only his own gaze reflected there, as if from twin funhouse mirrors? Is she hiding something from him?anything? (Everything, maybe?) Is his Cat merely toying with him? Frank finds the possibility disturbing. He expects his perfect love to be fully and equally reciprocated. After all, in an imperfect, unstable world filled with disappointment, isnÍt there any ideal, anything, thatÍs really worth living for, maybe even dying for? Frank canÍt think of anything but love.