Books With Flair

If what you see in the mirror is an example of God's passion and creativity, but you HATE it, how can you really trust Him for your life? You are an example of His most significant work. Leap Into Love is a guidebook to helping followers of Jesus learn how radical love and acceptance of their physical frame could change their whole lives. Exploring the conflict between a projected worldview of beauty and unchangeable features God gave you. We will take a fresh look at how evidence of self-rejection shows up in our everyday lives, the power of making a conscious and intentional choice to embrace ourselves and how this choice makes us radical agents of chance in the world around us. Havilah will guide you by exploring scripture (and maybe having a good laugh or cry) in a fresh liberating journey. In a world obsessed with physical beauty and idyllic models, could we actually be a role model in a radical movement of loving the person God created you to be? Topics We Will Cover What is Evidence of Self Rejection? Growing in Self AcceptanceAccepting Our Bodies

Can a gentleman be too charming? The ladies of Upper Upton think so. And it’s almost Leap Day, when a man who refuses a lady’s proposal of marriage must offer a forfeit. When the single ladies of the village conspire to teach their charmer a lesson that might bankrupt him, the town’s loveliest young widow steps up to warn him. His secrets and hers make them a perfect match—and she’s the lady he wants. But she won’t accept his proposal, not even to rescue him. As Leap Day approaches, the clock is ticking. Can he convince her in time to say yes to his offer and take a leap into love?

"The fan-favorite couple from Netflix's Love Is Blind share their ups and downs after two years of marriage, love advice for the modern world, and behind-the-scenes anecdotes from the pods"--

The Source is an invitation to awaken and realise who you truly are. As the book is also an initiation; I invite you to first read the text "What is an initiation?" on Tilicho's website: http://www.tilicho.fr/initiation-and-book.html

Create the Life of Your Dreams Starting with Just 15 Minutes a Day Inspirational speaker, Heather McCloskey Beck, brings us her new motivational book, Take the Leap, entirely about self-growth, creativity, and creating a fulfilling life through personal joys. Through positive thinking and time, anything is possible. Author Heather McCloskey Beck herself struggled with not feeling happy with her own life at one point. She stopped doing what she loved, and didn’t feel fulfilled in the life she made for herself. However, Beck states that with just 15 minutes per day, she was able to change all of that. She began exercising her creativeness through her old hobbies and outlets she always loved, and through that, chose to be happy each and every day. This isn’t just another self-help book. Take the Leap motivates you to create a life that you’re proud of, the one you’ve always wanted and envisioned. Feeling stuck and unengaged can be draining, and it’s important to find a way to express any forms of creativity in order to create a better life. Whether it’s being mindful, getting back into an old hobby, or forming a new one that you’ve always wanted to try, Beck helps guide you through making those decisions and sticking to them in ways that feel fulfilling. With Take the Leap, you can learn more about: Finding your individual purpose Staying creative Creating and maintaining a fulfilling lifestyle If you enjoyed books like 30 Days-Change Your Habits, Change Your Life, The Big Leap, or BEST LIFE-ing, then you’ll love Take the Leap.

An investigation into the physics of light and our journey toward healing, connection, and wholeness. The reductionism and materialism of our modern world make it easy to imagine everything can be cleanly broken down into smaller and smaller parts. Yet the straightforward example of light in a hologram, which can't be reduced to its parts, points to an underlying interconnected reality--a wholeness. Physicist Sky Nelson-Isaacs uses numerous familiar examples--rainbows, music, photography--to illustrate a fundamental wholeness found in nature. Just as light is filtered as it passes through a filmstrip, Nelson-Isaacs points out that our human experience is filtered through thoughts and feelings. This view provides an explanation as to why, in our daily lived reality, we can feel so broken and not-whole. Nelson-Isaacs weaves together cutting-edge ideas into the nature of space and time and original research, with a compelling message of urgency. The filters we use to make choices everyday hide important information from us, leading us away from experiences of flow. Through synchronicities, we are led to life lessons tailored to our readiness for change. Nelson-Isaacs reconsiders the view of time itself, suggesting that we live not just in this moment but on a timeline of history, part of a wave moving from our past into our future. Every choice we make shifts what is available to us. Can we learn to rethink our lives and reality to remove our filters and realize the wholeness that we have inherent in ourselves and in our world? Yes, says Nelson-Isaacs--and once we do that, we can use the multiverse of possibilities to make choices that help us heal and grow into a greater sense of ourselves.

We can only express to others what we are inside. If your life is not as it should be or if you are tired of dealing with certain people, then it is time for a good self-examination. Discover why you attract the same kind of relationships. Find out how to balance work and family so that your vitality is not depleted. Find out how to become a more supportive leader. Find out why you feel empty inside when all signs say that you should be happy. Find out why the very thing you try to avoid comes to haunt you despite your best intentions. A toxic relationship, no matter if they appear in your personal or professional life, is your test of the dark night of the soul. Let's explore what could be getting in the way of living free of generational and habitual cycles that cause chaos. This book is filled with relatable stories and self-help exercises to help you bridge over to your highest good.

Many suicides left a mystery behind them in this world. Were they crazy? Were they evil? Or were they ill? I used to think they were simply stupid until the day when I became one of "them." My name is Nancy Xia. At age eighteen, I made a desperate attempt to end my life. Miraculously, I survived, but I sustained a severe injury and will live with a physical disability for the rest of my life. . . Thirteen years later, however, I am a happy and productive person. I love life and I love to live. I feel like I have an obligation to speak for others who were lost forever to suicide. After reading this book, it is my hope that you will come away with a better understanding of mental illness and a fresh and insightful perspective on some of the most troublesome social issues of our time around mental health. For these reasons, I feel profoundly compelled to share my story with you.