Spontaneous talks given by the author in Chang Tzu auditorium, Pune, India.

Self-celebration will really inspire you. It will provide you with words of comfort and enable you to praise and encourage yourself. It has a very positive tone and contains sound advice that will help you throughout the day. It promises to bring happiness into your life. Self-celebration covers topics such as self-belief, viewing your mistakes as opportunities, knowing your future is bright, keeping your joy, overcoming fear, making use of your gifts and talents, remembering that youve tried, hoping more, building a positive self-image, and viewing yourself as powerful. Self-celebration will help you see yourself as special; it will help you feel contented regardless of your imperfections and mistakes. Self-celebration will really enable you to continually work towards excellence in the different areas of your life. It will help you to understand timings and believe that there is still enough time left for you to achieve what you havent yet achieved. It will help you to understand that there is a time for everything. Self-celebration will help you build positive relationships that will pour love and happiness into your life. It will help you not to focus on the unfortunate events of the past. Self-celebration will help you to speak and confess great and powerful words into your life that will bring the best out of you. Self-celebration will protect you from the imperfect and negative things people are saying to you; instead you will honor yourself, remain focused, and keep enjoying your life.

Jesus said, "You must love the Lord your God with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind; and your neighbor as yourself." -- Luke10:27 If one had to choose a single verse in the Bible that is a formula for successful living, this would be the one to live by, says Joyce Meyer: love God, yourself and others - in that order. Many Christians get mixed up about love. They know they should love God and others, but many do not understand that loving oneself is one-third of God's equation. They mistakenly think of it as selfishness or self-aggrandizement. Joyce Meyer believes that this misconception is one of the greatest pitfalls in the Christian journey. Loving oneself in a balanced, healthy manner is essential in order to have healthy relationships with God, ourselves and others. Drawing upon her previous work and teaching series as well as original devotions, the author of Power Thoughts examines the three loves that we've been commanded to exhibit.

She makes time for the things that matter. She listens to her heart. She adds extraordinary to the everyday. Celebrate an important woman in your life with this whimsically illustrated collection of statements that honor her spirit and her friendship. Celebrating You is a meaningful gift for birthdays, special moments, or just because.

In Yoga: The Science of the Soul, one of the greatest spiritual teachers of the twentieth century presents the history and philosophy of this timeless health practice. Much of what is known as yoga today emphasizes physical postures and exercises to increase flexibility and help relaxation. But in fact, yoga has its roots in centuries of rigorous investigation and research in the East to develop an understanding of human consciousness and its potential. In Yoga, Osho explains the meaning of some of the most important Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, an early “scientist of the soul” who is credited with being the father of Raja Yoga, or the “royal path” of yoga that uses physical postures and breath primarily as a means to achieve higher states of consciousness. With a fresh translation of these ancient texts, and unique Osho insights into the modern mind and its psychology, Patanjali comes to life on the pages with an approach to using yoga for greater self-understanding that is absolutely relevant to our times. An invaluable resource for beginning or experienced yoga practitioners, and for anyone who seeks to better understand the intricate and powerful relationship that exists between body and mind. Osho challenges readers to examine and break free of the conditioned belief systems and prejudices that limit their capacity to enjoy life in all its richness. He has been described by the Sunday Times of London as one of the “1000 Makers of the 20th Century” and by Sunday Mid-Day (India) as one of the ten people—along with Gandhi, Nehru, and Buddha—who have changed the destiny of India. Since his death in 1990, the influence of his teachings continues to expand, reaching seekers of all ages invirtually every country of the world.