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Soul-Soothing PoetryOftentimes, the wounds of the world weigh heavily on the mind. If compounded by personal challenges, they are likely to become a source of draining anxiety and despair. Against such a bleak backdrop, this lyrical journey attempts to highlight the self-affirming qualities which poetry can display. Inspired by Mother Nature¿s divine beauty, I have done my utmost to turn these pages into a source of solace, courage, hope and serendipity.May this book entice my fellow travelers to seek and find harmony in their souls and to share their light with the universe.María Alejandra Benavent

Dieses Buch ist darüber, dass ich als Person mit Depressionen Gedichte schreibe um zu verdeutlichen, wie es sich anfühlt so zu leben. Ich kenne viele, denen es genauso oder gar noch schlimmer geht und hoffe, dass ich mit diesem Buch einen Einblick in das Leben von Menschen mit einer so schweren psychischen Krankheit geben kann.

My pizza brunch step-by-step guide is incredibly versatile, making it easy for anyone to prepare a vegan or vegetarian brunch. This concept offers a diverse range of recipes, checklists, and structure, all while encouraging a healthy food mindset. By consciously selecting groceries and utilizing them efficiently for the brunch, it shows you how to minimize food waste. Get ready to be guided through the process of organizing the perfect pizza brunch and indulge in a delightful culinary experience.

Like the Renaissance from which it evolved, the Baroque period did much to shape European culture then and even now. The art of both periods focused on religious themes, but Baroque artists brought heightened drama and dynamism to their depiction in paintings and sculpture. This lavishly illustrated book uses the story of two generations of master sculptors, the Patzak family (in Czech, Pacák), to recount the creative forces at work 350 years ago in one corner of the continent, Bohemia.Georg Franz Patzak (in Czech, Jirí FrantiSek Pacák), (1670-1742), the primary of the three Patzak artists, was born a serf of German-Czech origins in the Kingdom of Bohemia and used his immense talent and intelligence to rise above his humble origins and become one of the great artistic personalities of his time. Considered by leading art historians to be the rightful successor to the master Mathias Braun himself, Patzak's life, works, and unique presence in key phases of Bohemia's history provide the perfect narrative framework to create understanding and awaken interest in preserving these and other works of art, many of which remain threatened by neglect and environmental degradation.Not a mere art history text, Journeys in Bohemia's Inspired Landscapes spans a wide range of art, religion, history, tourism, theatre, personal anecdotes, and human interest across centuries right through to contemporary history, and explains the origin of the family name Patzak A unique collaboration of international experts, authors and photographers, this collection of essays and photography will engage readers of all ages with tales of visionary (and wealthy) noblemen, single-minded artisans, patriotic playwrights among other compelling figures, against a sweep of history from Jesuit churches to Nazi concentration camps.The 16 detailed car itineraries will lead to lesser-known parts of Eastern Bohemia where visitors can experience the Patzaks' work firsthand. But even armchair travelers will enjoy learning about and viewing these sculptural masterpieces, which have been beautifully photographed in situ, bringing to life the genius of an important period and location of Europe's artistic patrimony.

A new rip-roaring essay collection from the smart, edgy, hilarious, unabashedly raunchy author Daniela Henry. She published successful books and loves to write mostly in her beautiful garden near the pond in the countryside. The essays in this collection draw on the raw, hilarious particulars of Henry's new life. "I Was Told There Would Be Cake" is Henry at her most unflinching, riotous, and relatable.

"What are endangered species," asked Biju the baby elephant, "will we like them?" "Well, some, for sure," answered the zoo director, "because you are one. In many parts of the world, elephants are no longer safe in their jungle homes. So it's important for people who love animals to look after them." Biju, visiting his friend Daniel in Vienna, stays at the brand new zoo for endangered species, close to Dan's home. As they explore Vienna, adventures are sure to happen.