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I Am
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Vanyale Thompson
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Co-Creating
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Connie McNeil; Designed by Estime Studio
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Develop balance and harmony in all areas of life through
mindfulness The second edition of the Mindfulness Pocketbook:
Little Exercises for a Calmer Life brings you exercises and
practices to achieve greater balance and harmony in all areas of
your life. You'll find new ideas for enjoying nature, being mindful
at work, staying physically active, and encouraging creativity.
With this book, you can discover how mindfulness opens you up to
new ideas and fresh ways of doing things. You'll have a new
approach to reducing stress and increasing your enjoyment. This
revised edition of the bestselling Mindfulness Pocketbook shares
guidance on new paths to living more harmoniously. Be mindful in
the outdoors, communing with nature Use mindful techniques to
enhance creativity Practice mindful physical activity for a healthy
body and mind Add mindfulness to your workday The new section in
this pocketbook edition encourages you to treat yourself to small
pleasures, learn a new skill, and take time for relaxation and
holidays. A calmer, more balanced life is closer than you think!
An ancient conversation for a modern audience - anyone who has ever
asked 'what is the purpose of life? or 'who am I?' will find
something in this book. The Bhagavad Gita has been around a long
time, but remains little known outside India. This edition sets out
to change that. The ancient Gita is a world text dealing with the
mysteries of life. At its heart is a conversation between the soul
and God. Ranchor Prime's version adopts a non-sectarian approach,
making the Gita relevant to those of all religions or none, and
emphasising the link between religion and self-development. It is
distinguished by its easy accessibility. His section-by-section
commentary opens the text to the spiritual seeker. He never loses
sight of the audience for his book, and that he wants his readers
to understand the Gita in a personal way.
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