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|  | | Bipolar Missionary, Healing the Past, Shaping the Future
Paul Samuels rips open his past to discover the secrets hidden in his present. With the discovery of physical and emotional abuse at home and sexual abuse in the streets of the South Bronx he lays open the truth for all to see.
The discovery of undiagnosed bipolar and medication becomes a tool to harness his mental illness and addictions. His life is laid open in the hopes of walking in his life scripture of sharing hope with others. 2 Corinthians 1 3-4 Our God is the God of all comfort and we are to comfort others with the comfort we ourselves have been comforted with. | |  | | Expressions of Life
The author will take you on a journey into your heart where his words will resonate with the truth inside you. Paul's writing captures the ebb and flow of the human experience in exceptional ways. I love reading his poems. They put into words emotions I have felt but couldn't explain them as Paul does so well.
We all know that a picture is worth a thousand words but sometimes words can paint a thousand pictures. I hope you'll find that to be true in Expressions of Life. If you are like me, I find great comfort in knowing how others deal with their tragedies and turn then into valuable life experiences for themselves and others. When we face rough times, we have a tendency to feel isolated in our suffering thinking no one else understands. That's why knowing how others face life's challenges and experience life's joys-is helpful and hopeful.
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illuminating the voices of bipolar and other mental illnesses, helping people hold on to hope
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fantastic drawings from a former Hanna Barbera artist fun pictures leading to conclusion like yourself because God loves you.
The greatest commandment Jesus told his dispiplies was to love God with all your heart ..and the second was to Love others as you love yourself.
Many studies have shown that troubled people are often ones that donot like themselves. Hopefully parents will read this to their children and have great encouraging conversations leading the child to truly liking themselves.
| |  | | The Rainbow Kids Find the Real Pot of Gold
What’s different about our adventure book? Hidden between the lines are many affirmations that parents often give their children.
We hope that each of you who reads our book will find your Pot of Gold in your faith journey! | |  | | Where is Christmas?
Woody Squirrel overhears two people-kids talking about Christmas and goes on search to find it.
After falling into a snow drift, Woody Squirrel overhears two “People-Kids” talking about Christmas. Excitedly, he scampers into an adventure to find the treasure of presents and food under a tree of colorful lights. He rounds up his forest friends for the treasure search. All is well until "Phew Skunk" sneaks up and sets off a firestorm of arguments among the once-happy gang. Their loud voices wake up Wise Old Owl who helps them discover that Christmas is not a WHERE but a "WHOOOOO." Ideal age is second to fourth grades but younger ch |
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Visions of A Skylark Dressed in Black
by Aberjhani
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 “The woman or man who is a poet, or fiction writer, or playwright, or all of these, is engaged constantly in a jazz ballet of vocabularies, passions, genders, histories, perspectives, death, love, and life. The music of revelation announces itself to |
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