A book different from the others. An extraordinary path to be undertaken listening to the vibrations that spread straight through our heart while putting into practice the simple pieces of advice that, page after page, lead us to rediscover realities already present inside ourselves but so far ignored at a conscious level. These innermost dimensions awaken deep emotions evoked by the images of the “inner child” to be found at the beginning of each chapter and they allow us to take back the reins of our life, to open ourselves to new situations, to bring lightness in our daily life overcoming the different forms of fear that restrain and limit us. The time has come to act and not to postpone to tomorrow what today can allow us to feel again the joy of living our life with love and lightness. This is what we all need. Dr. Liliana Nardese is a Psychiatric and Psychosocial Rehabilitation technician. She lives and works between Pordenone and Trieste. She works in the field of the pursuit of inner harmony using a technique she herself has developed, the Inner Alignment® method, whose aim is to favour personal growth to let one’s own potentials and hidden talents emerge in each dimension of one’s life: psycophysical, sentimental, professional, social. Among her books: Le terapie regressive. Alla ricerca delle vite passate [Regressive therapies. Searching for past lives] (2004), co-authored with Francesca Longo; Noi scintille di luce [We sparkles of light] (2010), Come agire per vivere [How to act in order to live] (2013), L’Amore esiste [Love exists] (2017). Website: http://www.liliananardese.com.

Following the success of her first devotional, Seasons of the Heart, Elize Parker once again provides the reader with unforgettable daily readings in Hearing God Speak. The book provides inspiration and encouragement for a whole year and includes: 365 devotions for spiritual growth Appropriate Bible verses with every devotion Encouraging thoughts Suitable daily prayers Comfort, encouragement and much more Every month is constructed in a specific way to help readers build and deepen their relationship with the Creator. The twelve months are compiled into themes, includ¬ing ‘Goodness’ and ‘Wisdom’. Hearing God Speak is a beautiful devotional that will be so much more than just a pretty book on your coffee table – it will enrich your soul and ensure your ongo¬ing spiritual growth. It is also a special gift to anyone who wants to grow in their relationship with God.

Join us on a poetic journey to the soul of India. The Poetry of T.V. Reddy is grounded in human struggles and unrest, social as well as psychological and depicts the varied shades of restlessness that is the order of modern times. He protests against the social ills and evils in a gripping way in his absorbing poetry. He paints his experiences in a characteristic choice diction and the different images that he has carved out of human life and nature make a deep impression on the minds of the readers and linger there. The poet takes the readers into the soul of India, the villages and rural life which are the backbone of the countryóthat speaks volumes of his commitment to rural element and makes people come alive in his poetry. Natural rhyme and rhythm of the poems creates the pleasing melody. Clarity of thought and lucidity of expression, splendid imagery and marvelous melody are the hallmarks of his poetry. -- Dr. P.V. Laxmiprasad, Editor T.V. Reddy is not only a poet of highly perceptive temperament but also an accomplished critic and novelist. His awesome ingenious insight into the purpose and meaning of life in a perceptive and intuitive way leads the reader to the invisible force meticulously driving the point that the spiritual region lying within a man offers solace, harmony and consolation par excellence. For Reddy often finds strong affinity in Indian soil and here, rural backdrop inspires him to cultivate niceties of life where rural-oriented background turns out religious for him. -- P.C.K. Prem, Authoritative critic on Indian English Poetry from Himachal Paradesh, India T.V. Reddy's poems have the earthly smear of sweat and blood. Images crystallized, come alive in subtle but strong words gaining a permanent place in the hearts of the readers. His pen moves carving lasting images in a simple and straight form without any pompous gimmicks in the name of modern craft. His art of highlighting even tiny specks into gigantic monuments and the quality of lyrical writing gives a sense of exhilaration bringing the varied themes alive before our eyes elevating the soul to a higher consciousness. T.V. Reddy is a poet in the true sense, who gives us the best of the poetry in Indian English. -- D.H. Kabadi, from his review of Melting Melodies in Poetcrit T.V. Reddy is a skilled poet who handles thoughts that compel recognition. He deals with wide ranging themes that are sensitively sketched. While many poems capture common human tendencies and susceptibilities, vanities and vagaries with a sharp realist eye, there are some that move on to the dramatization of a grander perspective of eternity intruding into time to seek to redeem it of its ravages. -- Prof. C.R.Visveswar Rao, Former Vice Chancellor, Vikrama Simhapuri University, Nellore, A.P., India; and currently the Chairman, Indian Society for Commonwealth Studies (ISCS) , New Delhi From Modern History Press www.ModernHistoryPress.com

What emerges from these texts is a colorful portrayal of the many faces of ancient Christian women in their roles as teachers, prophets, martyrs, widows, deaconesses, ascetics, virgins, wives, and mothers.

Britain in the summer of 551 AD: The North is a tinderbox about to burst into flame, the Saxons are stirring again in the East, and Cynan Garwyn, Prince of Powys, is doing his best to foment war in the South. In the midst of this simmering chaos, two young bards - Gwernin Storyteller and his friend Neirin mab Dwywei, the Poet-Prince that some call "Taliesin's Hawk" - are sent to the North by their master to investigate the rumors and do what they can to prevent a war. At least, that was their mission - but the two young men find plenty of other adventures along the way. Girls and beer, bloodshed and magic - will they survive the summer and make it home alive? This is the second book in the Storyteller series - the third book, titled The Ash Spear, is scheduled for publication in 2009.

In 1923 Therese Neumann, a nun in Southern Germany, stopped eating and drinking. Apart from the wafer given at Mass, she did not eat again, despite living for a further 35 years. Other similar cases have been reported over the years - often holy men from the East - and have taken on something of a mythical status. However, they remain obscure enough to be brushed aside by modern scientists. Michael Werner presents a new type of challenge to sceptics. A fit family man in his 50s, he has a doctorate in Chemistry and is the managing director of a research institute in Switzerland. In this remarkable account he describes how he stopped eating in 2001 and has survived perfectly well without food ever since. In fact, he claims never to have felt better! Unlike the people who have achieved this feat in the past, he is an ordinary man who lives a full and active life. Michael Werner has an open challenge to all scientists: Test me using all the scientific monitoring and data you wish! In fact, he describes one such test here in which he was kept without food in a strictly monitored environment for ten days. Werner also describes in detail how and why he came to give up food, and what his life is like without it. This book features other reports from those who have attempted to follow this way of life, as well as supplementary material on possible scientific explanations of how one could ‘live on light’.