The development of this couple's relationship, with all of its problems, is reflected quite candidly in their experiences of living in an abusive relationship. This book speaks of the co-existence of a man and a woman who are trying to love each other and be committed for life but fail miserably.

The book is divided into sections, each recounting a different stage of their eleven-year relationship. Each section is followed by life lessons, so the reader can learn from what this couple experienced. Each lesson looks at the root cause of an issue. A few examples are: being victimized, broken trust, drug abuse, true friendship, etc. These issues can exist in all intimate relationships today, so that all readers can benefit in learning from the relationship experiences.

'n Vergelyking tussen die verhaal van Sneeuwitjie en die van prinsesse soos Diana, Charlene van Monaco en Catherine, die vrou van prins William. Dit is vir elke vrou moontlik om soos 'n prinses te voel. Cas van Rensburg, bekende skrywer en kenner van die Jungiaanse sielkunde, vertel hoe elke vrou haar innerlike potensiaal kan ontwikkel. Prinse en prinsesse is argetipes wat in alle mense leef. Almal wil iemand spesiaal wees, mooi en gelukkig en geborge in die liefde van iemand wat eweneens adellik van gees is.

The Hidden Art of Life without Television and Video is an easy to read and educational nonfiction work, which inspires readers to think. By analyzing our dependence on television and video, it reveals an almost lost, hidden art form. Delightfully inspiring, this two-part book is non-prescriptive, with numerous adaptable 'easy for anyone to use' suggestions such as Togetherness Gatherers, (see Appendix). Six threads that are called, Care, Creativity, Commitment, Desire, Diligence and Reality are woven throughout this colorful tapestry, with Quality Time being the key to its creation. Part one takes a walk through a gallery containing this hidden art form, and teaches how anyone can share and gain from the benefits this lifestyle offers, even with a television, video or DVD player in the home. Part Two of the book allows for reflective engagement, as autobiographical, uniquely Australian real-life experiences as well as a special chapter for children is shared. Part two allows the reader to easily understand the benefits gained from such a lifestyle. To assist the reader, a resource list of ideas and contacts is appended. This book is a must-have for any thinking person and a great resource for libraries. Yes, you can live Without Television and Video! About the Author: Roslyn Margaret Heywood was raised in Bundaberg, Queensland, and now lives in Theodore, Queensland. She is working on several new books in different genres. Publisher's website: http:/sbpra.com/RoslynMargaretHeywood

Luego de completar sus estudios Universitarios en 1996, Angel Moran se ha desempenado como ejecutivo en distintos Paises de Latinoamerica en el sector energetico. A lo largo de su carrera ha realizado varias especialidades en el area de las Finanzas y Negocios en paises como Venezuela y Argentina. En los ultimos anos ha querido explorar de cerca los conceptos relacionados con el Liderazgo y el Coaching en las organizaciones. Esta inquietud lo llevo a encontrarse con la Logoterapia inspirada y fundada por el Doctor Viktor Frankl. Radicado en Mexico, decide comenzar a escribir una serie de relatos basados en experiencias reales donde plantea refl exiones sobre la busqueda del exito y el proposito en nuestra vida diaria bajo el aire renovado del Liderazgo y Coaching. Un libro lleno de signifi cado y motivacion para todo aquel que busque superarse a si mismo e inspirar a otros al cambio y el pleno manejo de situaciones dificiles.

The book is truly meant to be an introduction to understanding our own humanity. It deals with changing your perspective in order to see your mentality for what it is... you. The idea is to change your view before you try and change anything else, including yourself, because only then can you see that there is more to everything than what you assumed. We can and do assume what is important. But what if there is a lot more to us than our assumptions? The second book picks up where this one leaves off and discusses our humanity in depth. But that all important ability of ours to see our presumptuous nature, and deal with it honestly, has to exist before ever realizing what else is there.