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Albert Einstein, George Harrison, Shirley Temple, Marilyn Monroe, Abe Lincoln, Steve McQueen, Elvs Presley, Davy Jones . . . JESUS and so many more dead celebrities and famous historical figues that Lisa Najjar has channeled in her compelling collection of messages What are they saying?. When we lay people to rest, they are hardly resting. The grass really IS greener on the other side. Dying is easy, living is hard. You shouldn't put off till tomorrow what you can do today because what you do today will live on forever!

The gap between those who have and those who don’t grows; the deep conflicts within our society around race and privilege are pervasive; and many other inequities undermine our sense of safety and belonging in our world. As individuals, we try to satisfy our longing for love and connection with the consumption of more and more stuff. But our unbridled obsession with consuming more of everything with blatant disregard for the impact on us, on other species, and on the planet does just the opposite, eroding our well-being while irreparably damaging our Earth. Most of us save our expressions of gratitude for the holiday season . . . and here we are, in the midst of it but, according to Gina LaRoche and Jennifer Cohen authors of The 7 LAWS OF ENOUGH: Cultivating a Life of Sustainable Abundance, counting your blessings year-round can be good for your mental health and well-being, ultimately boosting your chances of success. Thanksgiving aligns with the essence of this book. It’s about appreciating what you have and dismissing a scarcity mentality. It’s about not measuring your worth by what you can or can’t afford, or feeling less if you don’t have what others do. It’s about changing your mindset. Taking the time to be thankful and appreciative for things you have received, tangible or intangible, makes you feel more positive emotions, relish good experiences, improves your health, helps you deal with adversity and builds strong relationships — all crucial traits both in and out of the workplace. Gina LaRoche and Jennifer Cohen provide simple steps to help us see for ourselves that we often have enough even when we believe we do not. A valuable, timely offering as we head into the holiday season.

#1 Amazon New Release! — A Story of Faith, Love, and Destiny for Everyone on a Spiritual Journey Once every generation comes a book so revelatory and lucid, it reconnects us to our very souls. Stephen G. Post’s God and Love on Route 80 is such a book. Post, lead author of the bestselling When Good Things Happen to Good People, was the perfect child and A-student until he took off in the family car, compelled by a persistent vision, his “blue angel dream.” Crossing America on Route 80, his unlikely adventure culminates in a shocking encounter that sets the stage for the rest of his life, a path connected by synchronicities which Post perceived as guidance from God and proof of humanity’s fundamental oneness, Infinite Mind. Truly a story for the ages, God and Love on Route 80 touches on the essential meaning of life and the messages we may all miss unless we begin paying close attention. There are no coincidences in this world. God and Love on Route 80 is the highly entertaining true story of a cross-country road trip and a spiritual journey that led one young man to the discovery that a powerful force carries us toward our destinies. Many scriptures teach of an eternal, Infinite Mind beyond space and time that creates and sustains the universe. The divine Mind whispers and winks at us as we move through our everyday lives to reassure us that the journey is meaningful after all, even when we stumble. The goodness of the universe is greater than ourselves. This book is for dreamers and questers of any spirituality who are looking for positive meaning and purpose in life. On the road, we can find God, redemption, forgiveness, and the understanding that we are all connected.

Herb Freed, author of the timeless love story, Bashert, returns to the page in LOVE, FAITH AND A PAIR OF PANTS with a collection of short stories about the smart, witty, spiritual and, according to Ben’s mother, incredibly handsome, Rabbi Ben Zelig. In five anecdotes about a rabbi’s life, Zelig navigates romance, family ties, colorful congregants and the meaning of faith. From studying for the rabbinate under legendary Jewish theologian, Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, to producing and directing Hollywood films and dancing with Martha Graham, Freed extracts from his own experience to weave a colorful and universal tale of life, love and spirituality. In a time where humanity is constantly put to the test, Freed takes readers from humor to pathos and back again in an uplifting examination of what it means to be human.

Everything you do is a prayer. Every thought, every word, every action. Given that, whatever you've got going on in your life is what you've been praying for - sometimes consciously, but often unconsciously. If you wnat something different in your lifee, you must pray a different prayer. This is not formal prayer for intercession, forgiveness, or help. These prayers are the way we think, act, speak to ourselves and others. Whatever you're thinking about (and therefore praying about) wil manifest in your life. If you worry about not having enough money or love the Univesrse will respond with a resounding YES, you don't. If you complain, I am fat or I am poor, the response, Yes, you are fat or you are poor. If you want change, change the language of your prayers: your thoughts, words, actions. Host Note: I read every book from cover to cover each week. It's the only way, for me, to feel confident in conversing with my guests s the discussions are not interrogations, but rather provide a flow of good, beneficial information that listeners can take away and incorporate into their lives. This book, I also read. But more importantly, I felt it. I cried through almost the entire book. I had to take out my contacts and wear glasses, which I learned, steam up. I kept reading and I kept crying. When I put the book down, I felt so different. SO DIFFERENT. It was a positive transformation I did not see coming at all. No matter your belief sytem, no matter how you view what praying is or what prayers are, I truly believe if you read this book with mindfulness and a willilngness to open your heart, you too, will be changed for the better. For me, it was immediate. I hope you find that as well.