Bøger af Karen Palmer

#WorldkindnessDay Special Edition MUSICAL COLORING BOOK & FANTASTIC ARTWORK Includes downloaded professionally recorded Music Video so you can sing along to "Worldkindness Is Happening " Please purchase these books as a way to connect, play, and sing with your family. Color, sing, and perform charitable actions together. This coloring series and song is to help raise the levels of joy, love, kindness, and peace on Earth. We believe that we are a global family. The words are written to remind us that even if we don't speak the same language or look the same, love and kindness are a Universal Language. It is our hope and intention that this series empowers children to make a difference and get involved in helping organizations that are dedicated to helping our world. We are all in this together, connecting hearts in every weather. Let's All do our part and make a start today to help co-create #Kindness Going Viral. The creator of this series is honored to be a voice for the voiceless and will be creating many other coloring books and children's products to help co-create a kinder and more loving experience for all of humanity and every living being. HERE IS THE LINK TO LISTEN AND SING ALONG ENJOY! http: //www.globalkindnesstv.org/kind

MUSICAL COLORING BOOK Price includes a free downloaded song. Please purchase these books as a way to connect, sing, and help the world with your family. Proceeds will go towards Eco-Angel Enterprises, Global Prosperity and Peace Initiative and We The World. All are non-profit organizations helping our world. Color, sing, and perform charitable actions together. This coloring series and song is to help raise the levels of joy, love, kindness, and peace on Earth. We believe that we are a global family. The words are written to remind us that even if we don't speak the same language or look the same, love and kindness are a Universal Language. It is our hope and intention that this series empowers children to make a difference and get involved in helping organizations that are dedicated to helping our world. We are all in this together, connecting hearts in every weather. Let's All do our part and make a start today to help co-create #Globalkindness Going Viral. The creator of this series is honored to be a voice for the voiceless and will be creating many other coloring books and children's products to help co-create a kinder and more loving experience for all of humanity and every living being. HERE IS THE LINK TO LISTEN AND SING ALONG ENJOY!!! VISIT www.globalkindnesstv.org/one

Book reads like a blockbuster movie. How one mom made a wish and started a #Globalkindness Revolution. Angelic and Spiritual Helpers guiding the journey and Earth Angels she met along the way. This book is for all of us - it is a book to help you remember your magnificence and your true nature. It is a book to inspire you to join us in BEING part of the solution. This is a step-by-step guide to co-creating a positive life experience for all. We believe that our collective action and the promotion of WE thinking and the Common Good are essential in order to co-create Heaven on Earth and a peaceful world that serves everyone. There are brilliant change makers and visionaries all over the globe making meaningful progress on critical issues - We're being called to work in collaboration and partnership like never before, to manifest the comprehensive changes we need... for a world that works for all. This book features many organizations and people who are helping to raise the levels of gratitude, joy, love, kindness, and peace on Earth. Kindness and love are superpowers and the are the keys that open the door to unity. We are all in this human experience together and we can co-create a more loving kind world. This book will show us how. You will feel inspired and empowered as you hear true stories of amazing individuals making a huge difference in their corner of the world.

As I attempted to digest stories of spiritual cannibalism, of curses that could cost a student her eyesight or ignite the pages of the books she read, I knew I was not alone in my skepticism. And yet, when I caught sight of the waving arms of an industrious scarecrow, the hair on the back of my neck would stand on end. It was most palpable at night, this creepy feeling, when the moon stayed low to the horizon and the dust kicked up in the breeze, reaching out and pulling back with ghostly fingers. There was something to this place that could be felt but not seen. With these words, Karen Palmer takes us inside one of West Africa’s witch camps, where hundreds of banished women struggle to survive under the watchful eye of a powerful wizard. Palmer arrived at the Gambaga witch camp with an outsider’s sense of outrage, believing it was little more than a dumping ground for difficult women. Soon, however, she encountered stories she could not explain: a woman who confessed she’d attacked a girl given to her as a sacrifice; another one desperately trying to rid herself of the witchcraft she believed helped her kill dozens of people. In Spellbound, Palmer brilliantly recounts the kaleidoscope of experiences that greeted her in the remote witch camps of northern Ghana, where more than 3,000 exiled women and men live in extreme poverty, many sentenced in a ceremony hinging on the death throes of a sacrificed chicken. As she ventured deeper into Ghana’s grasslands, Palmer found herself swinging between belief and disbelief. She was shown books that caught on fire for no reason and met diviners who accurately predicted the future. From the schoolteacher who believed Africa should use the power of its witches to gain wealth and prestige to the social worker who championed the rights of accused witches but also took his wife to a witch doctor, Palmer takes readers deep inside a shadowy layer of rural African society. As the sheen of the exotic wore off, Palmer saw the camp for what it was: a hidden colony of women forced to rely on food scraps from the weekly market. She witnessed the way witchcraft preyed on people’s fears and resentments. Witchcraft could be a comfort in times of distress, a way of explaining a crippling drought or the inexplicable loss of a child. It was a means of predicting the unpredictable and controlling the uncontrollable. But witchcraft was also a tool for social control. In this vivid, startling work of first-person reportage, Palmer sheds light on the plight of women in a rarely seen corner of the world.

ΓÇÿeverywhere she had been there grew flowersΓÇÖ When Karen and Gordon are asked how many children they have, they tell people two ΓÇô itΓÇÖs just easier that way. But the truth is that there will always be three... Their first child, Jennifer Grace, was discovered to have multiple abnormalities before birth. Faced with the invidious choice of termination or continuing the pregnancy, they chose the latter, and a beautiful baby girl was born to them, only to die hours later. Sharing the struggles and doubts they have faced, JenniferΓÇÖs parents show how loved she was and how her short life was used to bless many lives. Blending recent reflections with contemporary journal entries and letters, this is a rich testimony to GodΓÇÖs goodness and intimate involvement in our lives. It is evidence that even when tragedy strikes, every life is precious to Him.

Now in Paperback! Early in 1971, Five Fingers of Death premiered in a New York movie theater. This was America's first look at a Chinese martial arts movie. In Chicago that same year, Duel of the Iron Fist debuted. With the release of Bruce Lee's films, the market exploded. And thus began America's love affair with what is one of the most misunderstood and maligned film genres.The Encyclopedia covers the genre from 1920 to 1994. The genre, however, can be very confusing: films often have several titles, and many of the stars have more than one pseudonym. In an effort to clarify some of the confusion, the authors have included all the information available to them on almost 3,300 films. Each entry includes a listing of the production company, the cast and crew, distributors, running times, reviews with star ratings whenever possible, and alternate film titles. A list of film series and one of the stars' pseudonyms, in addition to a 7,900 name index, are also included. Illustrated.