Bøger udgivet af Vermilion H Baine

Let Your Tears Flow provides hope for anyone frustrated with a lack of answers for their symptoms, conditions and repetitive life challenges. Do you experience unexplainable fears; feelings of grief, anger or shame; addictions; relationship challenges; anxiety or depression; burnout or chronic health conditions? These are some of the ways that descendants carry transgenerational trauma for their ancestors. This book reflects upon how to recognize the transgenerational trauma you might be carrying for your parents, grandparents and ancestors, and provides body focused ways to address it. If you repeatedly explore different medical treatments, therapies or alternative healing techniques, yet remain stuck in life in some way; there is a strong likelihood that you are entangled with someone or something in your family system that is emotionally unresolved. My family system had plenty of transgenerational trauma to address and yours might too. War, immigration, displacement, family tragedy, birth trauma, adoption, exclusion or religious persecution are some of the transgenerational trauma experiences that transmit from generation to generation. Silence is a profound carrier of transgenerational trauma in many family systems. If you know very little about your ancestors, then the transgenerational trauma has likely been silenced. Family secrets or traumatizing experiences that are silenced take on a life of their own. They live on in the unconscious body of family members waiting to be addressed. The impact on living generations becomes more powerful with each generation of silence. This book is a compilation of blog entries (aka small essays) on topics of transgenerational trauma and systemic healing. It engages with the insight that is found through systemic and family constellations, emphasizing the need for energetic body focused systemic healing approaches. It is the second in a series of books that will be made available shortly on numerous systemic healing topics. Our ancestors didn't have access to the knowledge about systemic healing that we are developing today. What the ancestors suppressed emotionally, going on stoically as if everything was fine, may be a template for your life. Any transgenerational trauma or inherited trauma that you don't address may be passed down to your children and grandchildren through their pre- and perinatal experiences, epigenetically, through collective memory or culturally in the cells of their body. Most of you carry either subtle or blatant unresolved family emotional wounds or trauma as energetic entanglements and it may be holding you back in life. You may be surprised to learn that you unconsciously sacrificed yourself out of love and loyalty for your greater family system to carry a wound, trauma or imbalance that needed to be acknowledged, addressed and healed. This book covers topics such as what it means to be drawn to the dead, energetic separation from the dead, when a child is born to a woman in mourning, former intimate partners, energetic impact of parent separation on children, adopted children, the death of a twin, immigration, living life fully, Eastern European family and community dynamics and epigenetics. We desire healthy emotional response patterns and ways to quickly work through our emotional issues and the issues we carry for our ancestors. This book provides examples of transgenerational trauma and systemic healing for the walking wounded, all the healers and helpers of the world, the victims and perpetrators, the colonized and colonizers, the genealogists who continue to search and the many clients and patients who go from practitioner to practitioner searching for answers. Let Your Tears Flow was written for you and I, and for our children and grandchildren.

Imagine you were living the life you had always dreamed of-and suddenly it came crashing down around you. Where would you turn for hope in your darkest hour? Where should you turn? Get ready to learn from one person's life-and-death journey to find hope and deepen his faith. With unabashed honesty, firsthand insights, and a rewarding dose of humor, Pastor Kolbe Hill recounts his personal struggles with an unexpected and life-threatening tragedy. In this book, you'll learn: -Whose word always comes first -How to get family and friends fighting with you, not just feeling sorry for you -Where to find the secret x-factor for victory -How to ask the right questions amidst tragedy-not just "Why, God?" -How to counter the 3 Deadly D's -How to find beauty and value in every season -And much more, including workbook sections for reflection and application! God is ready to fight for you and overcome your tragic circumstances, but first you must choose to come to Him and receive His help. If you're ready to triumph over your trials, then begin reading your copy of Triumphant in Tragedy today-and transform your darkest moment of despair into a shining opportunity for faith!

Momma and Poppa crab have a problem. Their three crablings, Claudius, Gemma, and Albert, are growing bigger and bigger making their coconut home feel smaller and smaller. It's time the crablings take the first big step towards independence, finding their very own shell. "Be careful," Momma crab warns them, "your shell is not just for looks, it will protect you from Hook Billed Heron!" Will the three crablings listen to Momma and Poppa and find their perfect shell or will they have too much fun and forget their parents warning?

It is a novel by Yongjea John Han. This is a story about Ali who came to Canada as a refugee. Through the book, he described their story of living as a refugee from a foreign land.

Yongjea John Han's poem collection, poetic questions about future generations.

Through the book, we can hear the love of Jesus Christ and His word. We hope that we will find the weak people who need Christ's love around us and bear witness to the gospel of God and the message of salvation.

What happened to him the thirteen years after he disappeared to go west, before his casket brought him back to Cincinnati on the train? He had not found a settled life, or even what he was looking for, not even by the time he was fifty five in 1887. He saw the worst of it and it affected the rest of his life. Men had talked to him about glory. He had heard about it and dreamed about it when he had gone to be a soldier. Ever since man held a spear and fashioned a sharp-edged weapon, he longed for glory. Homer wrote of it epically and he read it. He believed in it but learned that glory is a false God in the end. Those years he was a man in the Gilded Age but not of it. Others were making fortunes by nefarious means. He was still trying to sort out the troubled past - to make what meaning he could out of it and get by. America had disappointed him and there was little source of solace. The great men he had known, or known of, had made his country as bad as they had good. For many it looked like America wasn't a country; it was a business. There was the economic Panic of 1873 resulting from government patronage and abuses in the Union Pacific railroad development. There was carryover debt from the Civil War and troubles with bonds and paper currency. The efforts to tie all this economic lunacy to the soundness of gold had failed too. He was a man of little import in the greater scheme of things - a man of great courage and heart who cared for his fellow beings and made what little difference he could. He was a man of his time who tells us his story in the first person voice. He saw, thought, felt, believed what he experienced as it affected him and his country. He was an American.

John Boles (1895-1969), the matinee idol of the early 30's and first singing star of the talkies, is presented herewith in this long-overdue and first-ever pictorial book that will surely appeal to any fans who still remember him, with over 60 head-shots and stills never before published in one book, and to new fans who will be able to discern his singular magnetism and the effect he had on the movie-going public of his day. Everyone knew his name. This book covers John Boles from his musical triumphs in "Desert Song" and "Rio Rita" in 1929 to his resurgence as a star in the patriotic musical "Thousands Cheer" in 1943. In the years between, primarily under contract to Universal and Fox Studios, he appeared as romantic lead in numerous dramatic films, such as "Back Street" and "Stella Dallas", causing women in the audience to swoon and dream. Boles did not possess the burning sexuality of the heartthrob that preceded him, Valentino, instead he was refined and comfortable in his vulnerable and charming masculinity. Perhaps more important, Boles looked approachable. John Boles was the most alluring star in the movies. His place in movie history is secured as being the first major singing star of the talkies. In 1927 he was discovered and brought to Hollywood by Gloria Swanson, who had seen him perform in the light opera, "Kitty's Kisses" in New York and offered him a contract to co-star in her new silent film, "The Love of Sunya". Boles was already an accomplished singer, having studied with vocal coach Oscar Seagle in New York, as well as two years with famous operatic tenor, Jean de Reszke in France. In 1929, with the first sound version of "Desert Song", followed by the film of the stage hit "Rio Rita", John Boles' combination of stellar looks and beautiful voice catapulted him to Number One at the Box Office. However, not for long, as the public taste turned away from musicals to more strictly dramatic fare. John Boles did not suffer the same fate as those former silent stars whose voices were too effeminate or too strongly accented to be acceptable in the new talkies. Boles, with his resonantly seductive speaking voice and his immense personal charisma, appeared in picture after picture as a leading man to actresses such as Loretta Young, Irene Dunne, Barbara Stanwyck, Joan Bennett, Rosalind Russell and opera singer Gladys Swarthout. During this time, he was fortunate to appear in two movies where he is now known to legions of science fiction fans only as Frankenstein's nephew, and to Shirley Temple fans only as Shirley Temple's Dad in both "Curly Top" and "The Littlest Rebel". This versatile actor achieved a career that included silent films in the late 20's, being the first singing matinee idol and romantic lead in numerous films of the 30's, and to appear on the Broadway stage once again as Mary Martin's co-star in "One Touch of Venus" in 1943. The purpose of this book is to stimulate interest in and encourage the resurrection of John Boles film successes favorably reviewed at the time, such as "Seed", "The Age of Innocence", and "Rose of the Rancho". John Boles, once experienced, can never be forgotten.

Avon's golden era falls as an all-powerful Judge and his bloodline infest the land, making way for the rise of his perverse world. Those who remain in his oppressive society attempt a dance that no one knows the steps for, desperately hoping to resurrect their once glorious world. Meanwhile, a dangerous force is busy invoking powers that threaten to bring a madness that will cover the land in darkness and snuff light out forever. Buckle up for this trilogy that will have you wondering... what is the price of glory? How far are you willing to go to get what you want? In a world of no god or grace, who do you bow to? Welcome to Avon.

The world we live in is black and white. Perhaps with a little grey in between. What we have grown up to believe to be "white" has been taught to us. Whether it be by our parents, schools, the media, or government endorsed advertisements. So then, is it not possible that what we have been lead to believe to be "white" could in fact be "black"? Greyish even?

Herman Hesse's most inspirational and beloved work, Siddhartha integrates Eastern and Western spirituality, psychology, and sensibilities in a simple, moving tale. Includes as essay on Buddhism by Alan Watts.

""What is God's will for my life?" This is the age-old question that people long to answer. Join Dr. Jeff Crawford as he takes you into the life of the prophet Jonah to answer this question for your life today. On A Ship To Tarshish will open the text of the Bible and give you a very simple tool that you can use at any and all times. This tool will help you find your position in God's plan for your life and get you back on track if you have strayed. Speaking with the background of a scholar and the experience of a pastor, Dr. Crawford explains in chapter 1, "I want to contend in these pages that finding the will of God isn't really that hard or mysterious at all. In fact, being square in the middle of Plan A is a very easy and natural thing to do. It is so easy that most people just miss it." "As (Dr. Crawford) writes about an ongoing struggle in all of our lives, he does so in a highly biblical and creative way. Through sharing some incredible insights about Jonah and his story, we learn wonderful insights on the will of God. After reading about Plan A and Plan B, you will never look at those terms in the same way again...if you are ready to know more about the will of God for your life, begin this journey now." From the Forward by Dr. Ronnie Floyd, Pastor - Cross Church NWA"--

"Love, James" is a simple and easy to read poetry book on sadness, sickness, and tragic loss.

what is the holiness of God and what is the importance in studying it? My quest to understand the holiness of God has developed into an all-out search for all the information I can get on this subject. I want to know these important things about God so I can develop a closer relationship with Him. So, just what is holiness all about?

"The Truth That Hides Behind My Eyes" is a memoir about the life of Joselinn Wearren. Born Joselinn Maldonado to a Puerto Rican mother and an African American father in New Brunswick, New Jersey, she learned early on the feeling of being alone. She walks you through the ups and the downs and explains how her faith allowed her to get past it all.

CAREGIVING CONFIDENTIAL: Path of Meaning provides some answers to common challenges encountered by caregivers of older adults. The book is organized around specific themes encountered along the caregiving journey and represents a compilation of the experiences of actual persons (whose names have been changed to protect privacy). The narrative follows a typical timeline in the process of caregiving and reflects a range of both financial and custodial solutions to predictable challenges. The book provides supplementary reference material and factual information but is mostly meant to be a "love letter" to caregivers - to provide solace and perhaps some comic relief.

Caw! Zo looks like a crow, sounds like a crow, and flies like a crow. But Zo thinks she's a human girl inside! Follow Zo's adventures as she wakes up one morning in the roosting tree, learns to fly, plays games with a goofy cardinal named Rufus, and surfs the wind with her wings in the clouds. Kahr! Kahr! Being Zo the crow is fun! But Zo misses her human family. Can a mysterious snapping turtle help Zo switch from crow to human?

Multiple lines are blurred when a homicide detective falls in love with a grieving mother who has taken matters into her own hands. Blurred Lines is another suspenseful thriller from the Master of Romantic Suspense and Urban Fiction. What would you do if your child was harmed, and the police were unable to catch the killer? How far would you go to bring closure and justice?

"Deep Connections" is a hot mafia romance that you won't be able to put down. Isabella Kavanaugh and Maxwell Briggs meet in the most unlikely place. Isabella is a prison psychologist who sets Max free, and passion runs wild in a tropical paradise. Distance and time do nothing to dampen their connection. When Max and Isabella meet again, love and passion bloom. Circumstances force them apart again, but not for long. When an accident forces Isabella to turn to her mafia family to rescue Max, tensions run high, and secrets are revealed. Max may learn just how deep his connections are to Isabella and her family.