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If you think you can sit back and wait for your new knee to magically become fully functional after surgery, you are dreaming!Katy Vincent, who underwent a total knee replacement at age fifty-four, knows the hard work that is necessary to take control of recovery after a joint replacement. In this book, she reveals how she navigated her way back to her previously active lifestyle and physical fitness.As you read, learn how to:¿ boost your chances of having a fully functional knee again;¿ enhance your level of health by doing more work before your surgery;¿ take control of your recovery-and the outcome.Your surgeon can change out your knee for a new one, but it's up to you to put in the work to achieve a life of mobility and freedom. Get essential guidance to reduce pain and tips that will help you optimize success with the lessons and insights in this book.

The African continent is for sale and on its way to being owned by the superpowers. Quincy S Jones makes that bold assertion in this book, noting that those signing the sale contracts are dictators willing to kill anyone in return for fistfuls of money. The question is: Will the African people allow this to happen?In calling attention to the stakes, the author seeks to answer questions such as: How have dictators come to power throughout Africa? What role does the military play in Africa? What can be done to stem rampant corruption? What role does populism play in Africa's politics?The author also examines the role that guns play in everyday life, the recent military coup in the West African state of Mali, and how various nations have responded to military coups. Ultimately, the author concludes that the only way for Africans to control their destiny is to: Unite against their dictators. Build liberal democracies across the continent. Build an African Dfense Alliance "e;A.D.A"e; & one currency for Africa to be named "e;Africa"e;.

The time has come for us all to journey within and explore the magical tale of the SoulBird within each and every one of us. Experience this enchanting and mythical story and immerse yourself in the blessings of our Ancestors. We are forever guided in their light and love. ***Hareni Nimalan and David Castaneda are dedicated creatives that channelled their visions into reality with this enchanting book, SoulBird. This book was not planned, it was not drafted, it was just brought to life unexpectedly in the most magical way!

You are the storyteller of your life and the chooser of all your thoughts, feelings, and actions. You have the strength to manifest your wishes, and you have the answers within you to fulfill your soul's purpose. In Love More, author Lisa Sarayeldin helps you discover how adversities are blessings in disguise, sharing what it takes to create the life you want to live. Through exercises, soul searching, and trusting your intuition, you will gain and create inner peace, awareness, love, strength, and resilience within and around you. You'll learn to uncover and free your greatest and most lovable self to live a life full of joy, excitement, and enthusiasm. You'll be living in your truth, and that is the key to happiness. Simple, easy-to-read, life-changing, motivating, and insightful, Love More sets you on the path of personal growth, facilitating a reclamation of awareness and power.

This book contains personal experiences with Jesus Christ, His Mother and His Saints. It reveals hidden traps by the evil one and its friends. When Jesus encouraged me to write in 2006, I was relieved and happy. I thought about the experiences I had of Him in the past and could write about that. I had no idea that four books would evolve from this encouragement by Jesus. In this book the story continues whereby Jesus uses my life situations to reveal His power and wisdom. Jesus takes me through many experiences so others can be enlightened and aware of certain circumstances in their lives. I am not to keep these things to myself but to let them be known. Jesus is anxious for others to come to know Him. He walked among humans on earth and is neither a myth nor a liar. In the Bible, He was revealed several times as God. A statement I saw on this book read: 'Steeped in the profound traditions of Catholic mysticism.' I agree with this statement to a point but to be a child of God one does not have to be steeped in Catholic Mysticism. Most of the churches I attend are Catholic, they are mystical, but mysticism can be found in every church based on Christ. The traditions of the Church are not for Catholics only. They are for everyone who wants to indulge in them. Jesus did not come to place us into churches with particular names, but to save everyone. 'He who believes in me and is baptised will be saved (Mt 15:16). Another statement I saw about the book read: 'It is thought provoking and passionate.'I would agree that it is definitely thought provoking because it is not what the normal human being would experience in their everyday life. These things are there but people are not realising what is going around them. These things are not tangible or visible in the normal sense. I believe the passion must be contained in the style of my writing and my determination to pen everything. Jesus wanted do relay something to the world and I believe He has done so in these books. We are walking in a state of unsafety, and no one is telling us anything concerning this. Our homes, our cars, our streets, our churches, our supermarkets, products we buy, and even our workplaces are unsafe. These are just a some of the unsafe settings Jesus has pointed out to me as having evil and evil workers lurking to make our environments difficult and unsafe. The main solution to this problem is for people to turn to God and refuse to live in a society where He is obscured and ignored.

Koki loves his life, but he sometimes feels a little bit wobbly. His carer shares a relaxation technique to help Koki feel calm.

The winds of change are here and now. This book of poems draws on true stories to help people change their lives for the better and to position themselves to thrive in the 'new world'. The poems enable and empower the readers to learn and grow without fear. It achieves this through love and pure healing, so the people can look after themselves and others. The book is structured so that people are enticed to read one poem each day across eleven groupings - depression; clearing; lessons; strength; awakening; prayer; love; people; children; special occasions; and passing over. The readers will then understand what life is truly about. For decades, Bea has used her unique life coaching skills to help people better understand life's misfortunes, and has taught them to live, laugh and love again. One of these people reflected on the value of her conversations with Bea after the tragic death of her son, "e;Bea made me feel I was never alone. After every visit I would feel stronger and couldn't wait for our next meeting. Bea shared so much of her wisdom, knowledge, guidance and counsel with me and I have her to thank for where I am at today. I have a whole new perspective on the power of life."e;We have a new book, just take a look. The book of old is the story that's told. This book of today is here to stay. The new world is lived and enjoyed this way. Along with some past, you'll know what's to last. It's all here to say the new world way. Come one and all, young, short and tall. The old and the new, we have it for you. It starts with the past, the pain that did last. Now it's the new, they cleared me and you. Happy you'll be when you do see, the you and meWhen we are all free. Our youth should know where the old have to go. So, help the people to walk down the right road

When he was just five years old, Rupert Neville innocently walked through a bedroom door and into his first nightmare. At that time, there were no secrets in his world. Sadly, it would not be the first dark secret he would be asked to keep. In a raw recounting of his experiences, Neville details how growing up entrenched in a religious group forced him to question, and ultimately hide, his homosexuality. As he reveals how he became more involved in their teachings, even preaching their beliefs to others, he also discloses how he found himself caught in a web of human spiders who exploited him. While dealing with the resulting self-imposed guilt for much of his life, the effects of his sexuality and the abuse became so entangled that Neville spent years attempting to pull them apart. He shares his candid story with the hope that it might not only shed a guiding light for survivors of abuse who struggle to accept themselves, but also celebrate the peace experienced by embracing one's sexual identity. Butterfly Road is the true story of a sexual abuse survivor who recounts his experiences, reveals the consequences and, most importantly, speaks of the hope and power of healing.

Often passed down through generations, furiousity is a learned behavior that feeds racism, bullying, sexism, and all the sayings and decisions that make us fearful and obnoxious. Thankfully, it is possible to stamp out this somewhat contrived feeling of anger and teach adults that speaking with love is the only way to show a child that they are adored, clever, and that they have what they need to be happy. Maudie K uses her personal story and examples to challenge anyone who deals with children to intervene when they hear harmful words spoken to youngsters of all ages. While revealing insight into her dark childhood experiences and healthy relationship with her father who understood the impact of destructive communication, Maudie demonstrates why it is important for adults to interrupt negative talk, stand up for innocent victims, and teach them to be strong and love themselves, inside and out. Furiousity shares one woman's personal story and insights into why it is imperative that adults interrupt and convert negative communication into positive statements that allow children to grow and be mentally healthy. The next time you hear someone say something cruel and hurtful to any child, find a way to be a serious but kind intervention to stop the 'sledging' or 'cringe'. If that is happening to a child in your life, then be someone they can trust and feel safe to tell the story to. Every cent of profit will go to a registered Australian charity associated with the welfare of children. The details are known only to the publishers, the charity and a few family and friends to maintain the privacy of the parties involved.

He was just married but still shoplifting, breaking and entering, pulling guns. He was evil, but wanted salvation. A charismatic neighbor, smelling this, fed him Hussite truths, and then bang!: he and his wife get baptized. Suddenly he's a fanatic, drops his friends, dismisses all plans, and enrols to become a Seventh-day Hussite minister. He graduates as one of the chosen few who can go out to recruit souls. He pulls big crowds in Sydney. In Papua New Guinea the villagers tell him Hussite missionaries tricked them out of their mountain for a bag of shells. They want their mountain back. He gives it to them! The Church is furious-but backers in high places get him a scholarship to the USA. There he's the Moses from Melbourne, the hot-shot evangelist from Down Under, swaggering across campus and perfecting his soul-winning stage show-until, on a dare, he discovers secret papers that show his religion is a sham. His mind is tumbling! He concludes his study and retreats to New Zealand. Soon Hussitism is defending itself against religious fraud. It closes ranks, whitewashes its history, purges hundreds of ministers. He becomes a target, is spied upon, lied about, goes from superstar to outcast. He moves sideways, undertakes a PhD in America, keeps his head down. But they hit him with a new ambush. This time he's too weary to go on. And his wife wanted out. And so, at 43, he headed home to the Australian bush, no money, no prospects. But he's a fighter: he sued them for the way they treated him, and he beat the bastards.

The book is an invitation to join harbingers of the Holistic Life Awareness. All there is, is but one thing: Life. All inside and outside, above and below, in the water, air or ground, in the sky is Life. One Life. Universal Principles, unlike values, are objective and internal- innate. The principles are not an invention, but immutable laws of the Universe applied to human Life. That realisation brings us to Holistic Life Awareness, our true nature, our Spirituality. Being a Spiritual person is not the same as being a religious person. One can be spiritual without following any specific religion. Awareness of Oneness of Life and Kinship makes every separation the Life opposing ideas. The book presents the way of applying Holistic Awareness in business and as the best healing practice. As everything starts with a thought, the book offers a Thought Replacement Station to replace harmful for beneficial. Our thoughts create our feelings dictating our actions, which become our life experiences. Visit website: holisticlifeawareness.com.au

Spanning three generations of three families, Wenlock is set in and about the town of Weipa North Queensland. The interaction between the Rochester, Palmer, and the Moses families is formed by tradition and occasioned by greed. The Palmer's matriarch Harold Palmer unknowingly fathered an illegitimate son following a liaison while on leave in London during WWI. Returning to Australia won the rights to the property he called 'Marylebone Station' in a ballot after WWI. This is the story of the struggles for ownership of that property. Mark Palmer is a grandson of Harold and is dissatisfied with his father's decision to follow his grandfather's lead concerning the legacy of Marylebone. Blake Moses, a decorated Special Air Services officer, is wounded in Afghanistan and returns to Northern Queensland on leave to recuperate. There he links up with a friend from the Australian Defence Force Academy, Tammy Wilson. She is now a police constable. Using his unique skill set, he assists Tammy and the Queensland Police with their murder investigation of the owners of the Marylebone while he is on secondment to the Australian Federal Police. Rally Rochester is the grandson of Harold who chooses to visit 'Marylebone Station' to meet his Australian family members, whose existence he became aware of because of a letter from the grave written by his mother. Through an unexpected chain of events, he inherits ownership of 'Marylebone Station' following the murder of the owners of the station his relatives, Colin and Ailsa.

There are many aspects to healing-healing the body, healing the mind and the influence of your soul spirit. We can achieve good health with modern medicine and nutrition, surgery and public health measures, but what you keep in your mind will be decisive, for you can broadcast good health to all the living cells in your body. Healing is multidimensional and involves our different levels of human body and eternal soul spirit, resident in the unconscious levels of your mind. Healing the world too has become vital and this involves our thoughts. In studying healing, we see who we are and what we are doing here in this life. We see healing of body mind with many techniques, medical, surgical, and healing of spirit through life. The spiritual healing processes involve planes of spirit within our levels of mind-conscious and unconscious. In the unconscious-mind we find our relationship to the Divine, the power of the universe, All That Is, called God. Belief is important. The combination of medicine, science and spiritual philosophy with mysteries held in trust by religions through time. In our overpopulated world the planet needs healing both by enhancing its regeneration and by refreshing it's Spirit. Enjoy the journey.

Newlyweds, Kinta and Vaalyun, and their pet dog, Misty, depart on their epic adventures as a trio in an old wooden sailing boat. They make their way undaunted into previously unknown, uncharted territory, searching for new land that they can call their own. The three intrepid travellers leave their homes' safety and security and head down a swollen river as they search for any excitement that they can find along the way. In their exciting travels, they find that there are people everywhere in need of their help. So, they set out to help fight injustice wherever they see persecution. It takes them on a journey of discovery, which teaches about themselves, then about their travelling companions, and finally the vast areas of the world outside their usual sphere of existence. They also discover some incredible new skills.

Each woman has an experience to share and a lesson to teach, all learned through their own trials. Included are inspirational poems and conversations with women who share what helped them to find their own voices. Through challenge, deep contemplation and hardship, they each redefine what being a woman means to them. There is much to learn from those who have gone before, so now walk the path hand-in-hand with women who have been there and done that.

"We can agree on one thing, the world is in dire straits. There is more separation than we have ever seen as a global community, as well as separation from our true selves. But... Imagine if everyone on the planet chose to live their lives by listening to their intuition and treating themselves with unconditional love every day. What would the world look like?Your beliefs are powerful, your feelings are important, and your behaviour is only ever an extension of these. Living a life of fear results in a constant state of reaction, drama and issues. So, if you really want to live a life of joy and change the world around you, you must go within. It''s the only way.The Intuitive Heart Revolution is an energetic formula for healing that can free you from everything that is keeping you from authenticity and living your best life. The ultimate goal is to move from unhappiness and worry to a state of trust. When you can live your life, make decisions, and move in a direction with trust, everything becomes an adventure of love and connection.And by living your best life you can change the World, one emotion, one change, one day at a time."

The town of Buckleboo Creek in tropical North Queensland was known as a tropical paradise. But engineer Sam Gawler learned from the moment he hit the towns main street that the place had a seedy underbelly. Gawler was nominally a'Trouble Shooter for the giant mining corporation which dominated the town. But the unorthodox methods he used to sort out the company's problems were described by some who knew him as those of a 'Hitman'. He was the man the corporation called upon when sticky situations required an unorthodox solution. He was not an employee. He was a 'gun for hire'. The agreement Gawler had with the company guaranteed him that they would always provide all the support and resources he needed. And they expected him to do the job his way. The company wanted results from Gawler, but they didn't always want to know the details of how he got them. They understood that he cut corners and pushed boundaries. He was paid handsomely to get the job done. But Gawler always had no doubt that if he stepped over the line the company would deny all knowledge of him. He was comforted with the unwritten understanding he had with the company that they would always back him to the hilt behind the scenes. He preferred the anonymity the role offered him. Now the company needed him at their goldmine in Buckleboo Creek. Gawler had been their first and only choice. He had spent several years travelling to sort out difficult issues at the company's trouble spots in many parts of the world. He had always come up trumps.

At the tender age of 10, Jeffrey Francis's pleasant childhood has been cruelly taken away from him after his father died under mysterious circumstances. Plunged into poverty almost overnight, he has been forced to take on the responsibilities of the man of the house and helped his mother and siblings to put food on the table. He finds himself fighting discrimination, injustice and a looming World War on the horizon as he battles the challenges that no child should ever have to face. No Time for Tears is an inspiring and amazing true story of how one man's courage, confidence and determination saw him emerges victorious against the harshest of conditions. In his book, Francis explains in detail how he examines each critical situation he faces to find a solution. He also tells of his battle for the woman he loves so mucha love that he has been told he can "e;only get her over the dead body"e; of her foster father. One of his serious challenges, as a teenager, was the day he faced the man, who brutally punched his mother's nose, resulting in profuse bleeding. Be inspired by how he planned his future and the steps he took to survive and climbed up the ladder of success.

Kellie Earl is a child of the fifties in Melbourne, Australia. She is a successful author but not content with her lot. Jana, her mother, is Russian-born, and Kellie longs to hear of the life she left behind. She wants to know the identity of her father, but the pain is too much for Jana to disclose, as is the truth about Kellie's half-brother. Her mother's wealthy husband, George Spiatis, taunts Kellie. It is perhaps this abusive influence that changes Kellie into Miss Zed, a cold-hearted murderess. In the case of George, the villain becomes the victim, and Kellie feels as if she was practically set up to kill this monster of a man. Lies now become half-truths as imagination protects Kellie from life's harsh reality. You might want to believe her innocent. You might label her "e;too cute"e; to be anything short of charming. Perhaps you will even label her the victim as Kellie travels within the dark walls of Fairlea Women's Prison, where she finds light at the end of her dismal tunnel.

It is 1845 and the situation in Ireland is dire. Hunger and typhus are killing people by the thousands. Through no fault of their own, Joseph and Grace Connelly find themselves and what is left of their seven children living a life they never could have imagined three years earlier. Fin and Helen Denny and their two surviving children are neighbors of the Connelly's. Fin, who has always looked up to Joseph, has also suffered the devastating effects of the potato famine. He is desperate to relieve his hunger and save his family. Soon, both families decide to relocate to Little Ireland, a slum in Manchester, England, with the hope of finding a better life. Although a family member's great fortune should end the suffering of the Connelleys and Dennys, the lure of money is too much to resist in a time of greed and suffering for many. Unfortunately, those with more power will stop at nothing to get what they believe they deserve. In this historical story of love, trust, honor, and betrayal, two families who must escape the potato famine to survive must face a host of new challenges in the Irish slums of Manchester, England.

Only in retrospect did Felicity realize that walking along mud banks that separated paddy fields in rural India and sitting at the local well for hours on end observing the villagers - who were also observing her - was somewhat incongruous for a European child with light coloured eyes. Likewise, being placed in an orphanage at the age of one when her mother died. Felicity had an unusual way out from her deprivation at the age of twelve when she joined the Deccan Queen railway journey at an elite girls' boarding school run by nuns from Oxford, England graduating with a Cambridge High School Certificate at the age of eighteen. This story traces the stepping stones from the foundling home in Bombay to Felicity stepping off a P&O ship in Sydney, Australia. The timeframe of the story is in the 1930's. 1940's and 1950's, a time of great change as India transitioned from a British colony to an independent nation.