Positivity is a choice as well as a discipline. It is a desire to make the world a little better place. It is not always the easy thing to do; in fact it can be quite difficult. In this book, you will be given insights into the science of positive psychology, learn more about the challenges you may encounter along the way, and gain perspectives on how to increase your personal brand of positivity. So, turn off your screens, find a quiet and comfortable place and welcome into your sacred space a little bit of positivity, it will be good for you, your loved ones and the world as a whole.

There's much to love in the sixties and if you want to revisit that era, then all you have to do is color! Pool your thoughts into the activity and create inspiring pieces of art. There's no right or wrong when you're coloring. As long as it feels good to you, then coloring is for you.

Meet Love, Peace, Joy, and Harmony, four siblings living very different but intertwined suburban lives.Love is the only boy and the youngest sibling. He has been falsely accused of impregnating a conwoman-at least, he thinks it isn't his. The question is, if he's not the father, who is? Peace, the youngest sister, is the academic of the bunch. When her friend proposes in the most awkward way, she must decide on the spot how she feels for him, and who knows the kind of future that awaits a career student marrying across cultural lines.Joy, the oldest sister, is a God-fearing woman raising a relative's children. She constantly finds herself in relationships with abusive men. She keeps asking herself: would she rather be with the wrong man or none at all? Finally, there is Harmony, the second oldest. When her ex commits identity theft with her archnemesis, her entire life is put into question.Beneath it all lingers a well-guarded secret that threatens to break the foundation on which their family has been built. If what doesn't kill us makes us stronger?

Incorporating systems theory, teachings from mythology and religions, and the human sciences, The World Peace Diet presents the outlines of a more empowering understanding of our world, based on a comprehension of the far-reaching implications of our food choices and the worldview those choices reflect and mandate. The author offers a set of universal principles for all people of conscience, from any religious tradition, that they can follow to reconnect with what we are eating, what was required to get it on our plate, and what happens after it leaves our plates.

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A manual which covers many types of situations in which stress enters an individual's life. The authors give us steps by which we can alleviate much of this stress.