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🪔 Laverne EuBanks saw a Scripture backfire on Anointed Writer's Spotlight when Pacione invited a rhetorical question into the fold. She was bantering and invited Col 2:8 to the table not knowing the controversial author was effectively able to illustrate this [photo from those sessions are paired with his 2014 thesis. This thesis shown some of his roster inner workings, and with nonprofit known as Creative Commons. She be featuring some that one never thought would rub shoulders in their lifetime.] The ISBN-less authors were hard to tap for this but she ended up seeing two pastors on the fold with Fatima Stephens from the project, A Library Of Unknown Horrors in the 2010 reboot coming i ...

Living life and understanding the world through the eyes of a depressed mind. Discovering old things in a new way. Fearing only that you may never find your truth, and not being fearful of what truth you may find. Seeing light in the darkest of places, and then turning the light up for others to see. Opening one’s mind to all that is real, and making your decision based on facts and not the words of others. Learning from the past to set a new course to your future. Doing the hard things because you know it is the right thing to do even when it makes you unpopular. Perhaps if Evel Knievel, Elvis Presley, and Buzz Aldrin were doing the “in thing,” instead of “their thing” they may not ...

The speedy shift from pregnancy, birth, to newly postpartum often leaves little room or time for a postpartum parent to process what occurred over the hours or days of their labor/birth experience, ultimately leaving emotional loose ends and disjointed memories of that momentous occasion. This resource serves as a guided workbook to help anyone with a desire to reflect on and review their birth experience. Whether you have positive feelings about how that journey unfolded or are starting to explore your emotions around a challenging birth, this resource asks simple yet thought-provoking questions to get you started on the path to emotional awareness & mental exploration. Whether it ...

This cute self-exploration Christmas journal and activity book will help your little holiday lover enjoy even more of their favorite season while stretching their creativity, reading, and writing skills! Each daily journal entry will help them focus on the positive parts of their day while also grounding them through observation and mood identification. The coloring pages and activity section of the journal will provide hours of fun while also engaging critical thinking skills, planning, and creating! Some activities include: • coloring pages • plan a holiday party • interview with a reindeer • write a Christmas movie • puzzle games • draw a Santa wanted poster • LOTS MORE! ...

Do you know what is best and worst to say to a grieving person? Are you aware of the unspoken impact of grief in society? Losing someone you love hurts. Grieving is not a disease. It is a necessity that follows no clear pattern. Grief isn’t an illness that needs to be treated, fixed, or cured. Instead, it empowers individuals to open themselves up to allow the normal and natural responses to loss … to thrive in their own personal sense of new normalcy. Discover ways to empower yourself today.

In his first published work that didn't involve a desktop printer and a stapler, Danial Orange brings the excitement of Spoken Word from the stage to the page. Utilizing wordplay and quick internal rhyme, the author shares a relatable journey of human emotion; from disappointment to joy; loneliness to fellowship; and teenage angst to middle-age contentment.

This book of poetry explores the early life of DYC, who turned to poetry as she encountered love, loss, domestic violence and more, while growing up in the heart of the Lower East Side.

Inconspicuous & Vain is a story in which outlines some of the biggest hardships faced at a young age due to an everchanging society. From hurt and pain to finally finding one's worth it goes through it all. It's a journey of one who refuses to give up, only becoming stronger each time they take the fall. There's only one way to progress and that is forward. Join her on this journey of realization and self-worth.