In this age of pain, suffering, and fear, God often feels very far away. Finding answers to our human afflictions requires more than simply opening the Bible: we must dig deeper. "Physicians for Brokenness" identifies the difficulties facing the human condition and effectively shows how we can live in a world riddled with "brokenness."

Theologist R. Deborah Williams suggests that to truly know why brokenness exists in our world, we must first address its history. Only then can we see that God does not want us to stay uncomforted, but instead wants to help. Williams shows that the answer is in Jesus Christ who redeems, heals, and restores us to a place of wholeness.

We are made whole in order to serve those in need through the power of Jesus Christ. By acting like the Good Samaritan, we are instrumental in restoring health and being true physicians to the broken.

Yoga for the New Millennium: Dharana Reflections Off the Mat, Poems and Images-Volume 2 is another loving gift from the author to you. This book is a continuation of the journey began in the first uniquely crafted book of the same name. In this volume we find more opening of the heart that comes from the author Deborah Williams' personal experience. In this inspirational book yoga, you will learn more about: -Concepts of self-questioning -Living a life of joy with the heart of love -Learning in the moment -Observations of nature result in a more centered life Williams gives us a second volume of meaningful expressions, all designed to inspire us toward deeper spirituality and a loving connection with our world and ourselves. Deborah Williams is a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT). Her 12 year yoga journey and 25 years of Buddhist study, prayer and meditation finds unique expressions for in her books. She writes articles, speaks to groups and organizations. She is the author of the book "Yoga for the New Millennium: Dharana off the Mat, Poems and Images." Williams hopes to inspire others to use mindfulness and deeper meditation on the mat that transcends into more meaningful experiences off the mat.

The yoga journey continues into the depths of yoga and the perspectives on life. Yoga is not always about the asanas (postures) and this inspired book of poetry and images is meant to help anyone open a connection to their innate creativity. The book takes the reader on short visits to heart centered journeys that are like taking a short walk with a friend and finding out what they have been thinking and doing since you saw them last. Williams uses the energy that has been tapped into through the practice of yoga to allow the reader to find deeper context for the challenges of life when we can see them as just an observer.

An inspiring balance of one woman's deeply personal journey towards physical and emotional balance and through poetry she expresses insights that guided her toward a fulfilling life of service to others.

In this age of pain, suffering, and fear, God often feels very far away. Finding answers to our human afflictions requires more than simply opening the Bible: we must dig deeper. "Physicians for Brokenness" identifies the difficulties facing the human condition and effectively shows how we can live in a world riddled with "brokenness."

Theologist R. Deborah Williams suggests that to truly know why brokenness exists in our world, we must first address its history. Only then can we see that God does not want us to stay uncomforted, but instead wants to help. Williams shows that the answer is in Jesus Christ who redeems, heals, and restores us to a place of wholeness.

We are made whole in order to serve those in need through the power of Jesus Christ. By acting like the Good Samaritan, we are instrumental in restoring health and being true physicians to the broken.

Each chapter covers one canal, providing historical background as well as information on wineries, canal museums, restaurants, lodging, canal cruises and bike paths in all the major cities, many of the small towns and villages, and the two biggest Finger Lakes. The guide offers separate sections on Buffalo, Albany, Syracuse, Utica, and Rochester and their outlying areas, as well as a chapter on Niagara Falls. With coverage of three smaller canals in the region (the Oswego, Champlain, and Cayuga-Seneca) this is undoubtedly the most extensive guide to the canalways of the state.