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Like cancer untreated, PTSD can kill-if not the body- the mind
and soul. Linda King has portrayed, in real-time, what it is like
to live with full-blown Post-traumatic stress disorder. She hopes
to help to those who have carried the burdens of PTSD for years,
and give the younger reader hope that will erase guilt and
shame.
A self-help book is, ideally, just that. Linda's book is full of
gems. Self-taught, she has gained the insight and wisdom not only
to heal herself but others as well. She describes her long journey
from barely surviving to thriving. Traumatic childhood events can
shatter us in countless ways. Posttraumatic stress disorder impacts
all aspects of the developing persona. For those who suffer PTSD,
this book offers many "aha's" toward wholeness and self-recovery:
emotional, physical and, miraculously, spiritual. I believe you
will find comfort here that helps you make the journey.
Terry Lynne Dushan, LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor)
Linda King has creatively fused psychology, spirituality and
humor as she takes us on her healing journey in "With My Face to
the Wind." While sharing some of her personal tragedies, she weaves
in just enough verifiable psychological content (without causing
brain freeze) to know that she's done her homework. Her wit and
humor shine through just in the nick of time...
Rhonda B. Holmes,
Author, The WORD Diet
NEW BEGINNINGS To put off your old self, which belongs to your
former manner of life and is corrupt through deceitful desires, and
to be renewed in the spirit of your minds, and to put on the new
self, created after the likeness of God in true righteousness and
holiness. Ephesians 4:22-24 I can't say enough about how much I
enjoyed this book. Love the author's commentaries on verses from
the Bible and how she speaks from personal experiences. The author
truly believe that God is the answer for whats missing in our
lives, and when the battle to reach God gets hard, that when we
pray, rejoice, and read the bible. This isn't just a book but a
light that guides me out of the dark. Read, learn, and enjoy this
book. I highly recommend. --Mary k. Chatmon Retired
U.S.A.F.Christian Barbara A. King's the NEW BEGINNINGS is an every
day guide for those who are struggling in there life. Have you ever
thought that Jesus is right there with you as you make the
adjustment to the new beginnings in your life? God cares for you
and he wants to be a part of every area of your life.
This first-ever interdisciplinary study of woman as prophet shows
that, in these troubling times, ordinary women-especially Christian
women-need to function as prophets by proclaiming, in word and
deed, the indispensability of lovingly seeking the welfare of
others. More specifically, social science shows that the
person-centered love prophesied by women prophets is able to meet
interpersonal challenges within the home and world, while
philosophy and theology establish that women are able to excel as
prophets due to the virtuous dispositions inculcated by femininity,
the choice to be caring, a God-centered spirituality, and a
pro-life humanitarian/personalist feminism that welcomes male
collaborators. Facilitating the ability of Christian women to
prophesy love are Baptismal graces, Thomistic virtues, and a much
needed prophetic Marian ecclesiology based on what John Paul II
calls the "prophetism of femininity." These interdisciplinary
findings provide an essential resource for educators and students
of humanity, the theology of women, and evangelization. These
findings emerge, first, from an investigation into the cognitive
and ontological underpinnings of what John Paul II called the
"feminine genius." A second set of findings emerges from exploring
the prophetic dimensions of the feminine genius, secular feminism's
need to adopt the insights of Christianity, and the ability of
femininity's prophetism to recast both femininity and feminism as
Marian prophecies. A third set of findings arises from analyzing
the spirituality of women prophets within the Christian tradition
by considering the conditions necessary for prophesying,
explicating requisite Thomistic virtues, and delving into the
spirituality of Hildegard, Catherine of Siena, Julian of Norwich,
and Teresa of Avila. A fourth set of findings arises from
innovative studies of polarization, secularization, lust, romantic
love, the conditions whereby mothers with careers can flourish, and
the ability of nuns to combat racism in a small Midwestern town.
Overall, these interdisciplinary investigations explicate the
theology of women and show that women who prophesy love, either in
the order of grace or nature, can help heal lives, families, and
culture.
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Where Flowers Grow (Paperback)
Barbara Anne King; Cover design or artwork by Jennifer Quinlan
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NEW BEGINNINGS To put off your old self, which belongs to your
former manner of life and is corrupt through deceitful desires, and
to be renewed in the spirit of your minds, and to put on the new
self, created after the likeness of God in true righteousness and
holiness. Ephesians 4:22-24 I can't say enough about how much I
enjoyed this book. Love the author's commentaries on verses from
the Bible and how she speaks from personal experiences. The author
truly believe that God is the answer for whats missing in our
lives, and when the battle to reach God gets hard, that when we
pray, rejoice, and read the bible. This isn't just a book but a
light that guides me out of the dark. Read, learn, and enjoy this
book. I highly recommend. --Mary k. Chatmon Retired
U.S.A.F.Christian Barbara A. King's the "NEW BEGINNINGS" is an
every day guide for those who are struggling in there life. Have
you ever thought that Jesus is right there with you as you make the
adjustment to the new beginnings in your life? God cares for you
and he wants to be a part of every area of your life.
This a story based on the life of my great grandfather who ran away
from home in Mississippi at the age of sixteen and came to Texas.
He arrived in roughly 1860 and was caught up in the Civil War, was
captured, escaped by jumping overboard off a steam ship on the
Mississippi on his way to the prison camp Camp Douglas in Chicago.
He made his way back to Texas and became an Indian Fighter, rancher
and Texas Ranger. A good story outlining the life of a young
adventurer during the Era of the Civil War and the shaping the
Texas frontier.
An airplane passenger who just wants to leave home is stuck with a
magic boarding pass that won't cooperate. A housewife intent on
heaven encounters an angel looking for sex instead. And a young
woman begins her descent into schizophrenia, pursued by a fairy
tale character. In this debut collection by Pushcart Prize
award-winning author Kristin Ann King, the characters try to fit
into paradise, but fall down the rabbit hole instead. Now they're
plagued by mental illness, mystical creatures, and character flaws,
and they're forced to muddle through as best they can. The result
is by turns hilarious, heartbreaking, and downright peculiar.
Third Flatiron Anthologies presents Astronomical Odds A fresh
selection of short SF/Fantasy/Horror/Humor stories with a
mathematical twist. Contributors include Ken Altabef, Michelle Ann
King, Edoardo Albert, John A. McColley, Jennifer R. Povey, James
Aquilone, Martin Clark, Iain Ishbel, Garry McNulty, Nick Slosser,
Benjamin T. Smith, Susan Nance Carhart, and Adele Gardner. What are
the chances of getting away with murder? Or of getting back that
letter the Post Office lost? Stranded in space and time? Odds of
survival may be tiny, but you may luck out and find a friendly
planet--or maybe not. Stuck in a dead end life? Having a "perfect"
baby or spouse is usually a crapshoot, but maybe an adjustment can
be made--for a price. Wondering what the future holds? The Northern
Line just opened a new tube route to Betelgeuse, but tickets to New
Eden are one-way only. Get your tickets now Brother Dill's
Traveling Circus is in town, and the boy genius has all the
answers.
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