An evaluation of the multi-faceted role of the heart considers its representation of human emotions and spirituality as well as its essential role in the perpetuation of life, drawing on recent studies to reveal that the human heart has its own intelligence and memory and operates independently from the brain. Reprint. 75,000 first printing.

The walls of my heart are covered in drafts that I hastily scribble to myself and now, I share them with you. Love and war. In life, you have to learn to take the good with the bad but in all this, never forget your worth. Take a journey with me as we discover this awful and beautiful world that I call home. From battling sorrows to winning wars. From the things that I love, to those that I bleed. Gently, I cast my thoughts into the breeze.

Beautifully introduces a readily recognisably spiritual sensibility, which influenced Christians over many centuries, and has the power to inspire Christians today.

Both Newman and Stein present a mature response to the challenges of their eras. In like manner they reflect splendid examples of genuine persons in the grip of disrupting cultural trends. They show the primacy of individual conscience and the importance of individual integrity even at the expense of social ostracism and extermination. Newman and Stein are outstanding witnesses of individual freedom vis-à-vis social and political systems. This book uniquely combines the biographies of these two figures in order to show that no matter what kind of circumstances we may live in, loyalty to one’s own self is the most significant part of life. "In a penetrating account of Newman and Edith Stein, Jan Kłos explores the spirituality of two saints, each of them 'speaking to our time'. By explorations of their life and work, the author provides a wealth of insights for the twenty-first century. At once sensitive and learned, Jan Kłos's Heart Speaks unto Heart is a volume to be treasured and read again." - Prof. Andrew Breeze, Universidad de Navarra, Spain "In this profound and stimulating study, Kłos invites the reader to think, not so much about Newman and Stein as with them, and thus join them in their unique but mutually illuminating efforts to make sense of their faith, their times (still very much our times), themselves, and, ultimately, the mystery of the truth in whose grasp they both lived and died. In translating Newman’s work, Stein discovered herself in communion with him. Heart Speaks unto Heart beautifully explores this communion, and in doing so shows us why it matters." - Prof. Paul Wojda, University of St. Thomas, U.S.A.

In 2007, Our Lord and Our Lady began to speak to the heart of a monk in the silence of adoration. He was prompted to write down what he received, and thus was born In Sinu Jesu, whose pages shine with an intense luminosity and heart-warming fervor that speaks directly to the needs of our time with a unique power to console and challenge.

Born a wealthy French heiress but betrayed into bondage, Brigitte de Louroux swears she will never be any man's slave. Rugged and powerful Rowland of Montville sees only a beautiful enchantress in peasant's rags -- a wench to serve his every need. Defenseless against his unbridled passions, Brigitte is forced to yield her innocence to desires the warrior lord arouses in her heart. But her surrender will vanquish the handsome knight - awakening within him a love as mighty and relentless as his conquering sword.

The Heart Speaks is a book of poems based on the experiences encountered in life with matters of the heart, plus other things related, compiled in medley of words. The art of writing called poetry in an easy form, in areas that are more of interest to the author's perspective and notion. Some poems writing are intended for the heart's lifter in "New York, An Awesome City"; devotion, "A Love So Great"; inspirational in "Behold"; confession of a great love and/or true love; "My Dearly Beloved" and many others. Poems that are of grouching regrets,"Let Me Go"; melancholic in, "Lonely Newport Beach", melodramatic in "Life of a Snail" and even poignant scene like the "Agony of War" plus many others. The nature of the poem depends on how the mood struck at that moment in time or what music was playing, or thru' an affair of that day with someone special, love of life, or even a friend, or whatever the occasion maybe. This book depicts emotions of love, loneliness, family, sadness, desperation, hurt and other sentients clearly describe when the heart is in its best state.. either joy, agony or ecstasy. The medley of words fascinates the author to write her true feelings or even a dream situation or an event. Since family"Tribute to My Mother,"; "My Children", is very important to the author, a section is designated to those members so described in this book.