Treat, Treat, and Move Your Feet is designed to facilitate the reader in understanding the five steps of spiritual mind treatment, in being effective in writing treatments, and most importantly, in experiencing the feeling necessary for a treatment manifestation. The book is designed to provide the student with a review of the teachings of Ernest Holmes and the principles he taught. David explains, in detail, the Five steps of Spiritual Mind Treatment, a unique form of affirmative prayer to the student. He provides many examples for each step of the treatment. The student is given many experiential exercises to practice writing treatments and to become confident in doing so.

Taste the Difference is a cookbook for those who are either allergic to wheat or are gluten intolerant. People who love to bake for these individuals will also enjoy this cookbook. Taste the Difference contains many unusual recipes which will allow the allergic patient a richly varied and interesting diet.

Life the Goal is a short essay written by Jiddu Krishnamurti on the goal of life. It was originally published and translated in Holland by the Star Publishing Trust in 1928. I came across a crumbling copy in need of digitizing in order to preserve it. I hope that you enjoy it as much as I have.

This book is Irene Danon's personal and historical story of survival and triumph. Irene grew up in Nazi occupied Yugoslavia, as a frightened, yet very strong young Jewish girl. Hers is a story about courage in the face of grave danger, of hope amidst despair, and most of all this is a story about love and forgiveness. Other Books by Rev. Irene Overcoming Obstacles with Faith Prayer Treatments for All Occasions Poetry for All Occasions www.IreneDanon.com

This compact, yet powerful book teaches you how to pray, and meet all of your needs. Believe that you can, and learn how to accept it, and you can have it all

Step by step guide to success. Demonstrations of accomplishments, through faith and persistence.

This book was written to call attention to dysfunction in the Christian family, as well as in families at large. Families need to acknowledge this "elephant in the living room" that victimizes practically every family to some extent while they deny, and thus, accommodate its existence. The family has to address dysfunction if there's any hope for healthy relationships in churches, government, and society at large. Additionally, this book is for anyone affected by dysfunction. The writer's intent is to shorten the long journey from self loathing, to self awareness, to faith that God didn't err in creating you. This book is the reader's permission to identify dysfunction, confront it, and initiate change. Blessings