Soul By: Ana Portillo Latin Poet Ana Portillo Latin’s work is heavily influenced by the great Sylvia Plath. She began writing in high school and continued writing poems based on melancholy inspirations. Sadness, for her, was not a penalty but an armoire of songs to indulge. Her poetry is a view of her youthfulness which embodies a time of free expression. For Latin, poetry is her state of clarity. Any youthful-thinking mind can find understanding and a valuable connection through her poetry.

A collection of literary and poetic creativity that carves into the soul a familiarity of Love, Loss, and an understanding and vocalization of oneself. Sayings Of A Soul: A Collection Of Poetry is comprised of personal, heart-felt writings and emotional expressions. Each piece can be considered a youthful masterpiece with an adult edge. The poems ignite feelings and emotions while unleashing memories that one may have possibly forgotten. Also, they allow one to unknowingly sympathize with the poet. Not only does each piece tell what the soul says, but they also tell what the soul feels. It's: Love! Loss! Life....and what the soul says about it all!

From the age of fourteen until his death at the age of eighty-two, Pope John XXIII kept what he called his 'Journal of a Soul' - the record of his growth in holiness. Elected Pope at the age of seventy-eight he impressed the world with the breadth of his mind but also with his simplicity and his will to be at the service of others. This book covers the full span of his long career from the seminary at Bergamo to his brief but transformative papacy.His journal is a rare and intimate record of the spiritual life of a much-loved figure. As he wrote, 'my soul is in these pages.'

Kim explores themes and ideas that are of importance to Koreans around the world, such as the current standoff between South and North Korea. By reading these poems, the reader will be able to see into the soul of Koreans.

Each of us is brought into this world with an insatiable, often misunderstood longing, a haunting of desire for something that is beyond us. Mysteriously sensing our fractured incompleteness, A Souls Romancing: Experience the Holy exposes the source of our shared inner desperation as the souls expressive search for unparalleled and consuming intimacy. A Souls Romancing: Experience the Holy offers insight into the mannerisms of the soul and offers a much-needed language for the restless heart of humanity.

Verse From My Soul is filled with a lifetime of inspirational poetic verse that has been birthed from my life experiences of trial and triumph through faith in God. It tells of the pressures of day to day life, the challenges of being a woman, a wife and a mother. It is filled with things I have learned and things I am yet learning. This volume of poetry bears my innermost soul. When you read it you will find yourself somewhere between these pages. Hopefully, you will find love - for God is love. It is my prayer that it will lift you; give you the strength to go on, the power to succeed and faith and determination to realize that with God all things are possible.

The sketches in this book and in my previous one, "The Cross at the Front," are attempts to show the soul of the soldier serving in France as I have seen it during the year and a half that I have been with him. It is a padre's privilege and duty to be the voice with which, in public worship, the soldiers speak to God; and through which their last thoughts are borne to their friends at home. He is their voice both when they are sick or wounded, and when they lie silent in the grave. He speaks of their hopes and fears, hardships and heroisms, laughter and tears. As best he may he tries to tell, to those who have a right and a longing to know, how they thought, and how they bore themselves in the great day of trial when all risked their lives and many laid them down. Soldiers, as a rule, are either inarticulate or do not care to speak of themselves; and the padre has to be their spokesman if ever their deeper thoughts and finer actions are to be known to their friends. To do this he may have to bring himself into the picture, or even illustrate a common thing in their lives by a personal experience of his own. To reveal life and thought at the Front in the third person, and without sacrificing truth and vividness, requires a degree of literary power and art which cannot be expected of a padre to whom writing is but a by-product, and not his main work. I have written but little of military operations--these things are not in my province. Moreover, they are not the things which are most revealing. The presence of Spring is first and most surely revealed by the flowers in our gardens and lanes; and the soldier is most clearly seen in the little things that happen on the march--in his billet or in the Dressing Station. Some things are not seen at all. They are only felt, and my opinion about them must be taken for what it is worth. One knows what the men are by their influence on one's own mind and life. I do not judge the morality and spirituality of our soldiers entirely by their habits and speech, for these are but outward and clumsy expressions of the inner life and are largely conventional. There is something else to put in the reckoning, and to find out what the soldiers are worth to us we must somehow get behind their words and actions and find out what they are worth to God, whose terrible wheel of war is shaping their characters. I appraise them mostly by the total effect of the impact of their souls on mine. I know their thoughts and feelings by the thoughts and feelings they inspire in me. "Do men gather grapes of thorns or figs of thistles?" There are certain thoughts and emotions that only come to me strongly when I am with the soldiers or when I am living again with them in memory, and so, I take these as their gift to me and judge the men by their influence on my character. Character is, in its influence, subtle as Spring. Words and actions by themselves are too coarse and conventional to do anything but mislead us in judging the quality of our men. "By their fruits ye shall know them." Not by their leaves. Fruit is seed. In the seed the tree reproduces itself. And reproduction, whether in physical, moral or spiritual life, is the test of vitality. To be continue in this ebook...

Soul Gifts is for all women and for men who are not afraid to connect to that vulnerable place of soul. It is a book to talk about over coffee, to share with partners, mates, friends and family. It is a self-help book that does not tell the reader what to do; that responsibility rests with every soul. The Voices Within are the string of the book. Not only the author's voice is heard. Barbara speaks of how we are all connected - The Human Chain - and how we can use this connection for peace and prosperity, not by organizing for the cause but by living it - one at a time. You. You can. You will ...Soul Rubbing Exercises: A Personal Vision Quest is the companion book. Complementary Downloads Available: Barbara J Gill Artwork and Song; Harry L Gill, DFM, WWII Letters Home (1939-1943); Mrs. F. P. Lister European Trip (1913-1914).