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Direct Connect to God introduces a profound healing technique created by Debra and Sheri with God's guidance. This approach includes healing physical conditions through spiritual surgery as well as healing emotional distress by uncovering root causes buried deep within a person's subconscious. This unique technique has provided healing, miracles, and spiritual sustenance to many around the world. Direct Connect to God is intended to empower and motivate readers with evidence of a Higher Power that we are all a part of and that resides within each of us. God as all powerful is not a new concept; the novelty of the approach here, rather, is the clarity with which God's message is channeled through the authors and then shared with the reader. This occurs through firsthand accounts by people who have undergone healings with Debra and Sheri. The actual direct communication from God during the healing sessions has been transcribed verbatim, without editing or alterations, allowing the reader access to the knowledge experienced by the authors and the people who received healings. Perhaps most notably, this includes a firsthand account by renowned neurosurgeon Dr. Eben Alexander, author of Proof of Heaven, a New York Times' bestseller. Direct Connect to God gives the reader a front row seat to these extraordinary healing sessions allowing the stories of healing to, in turn, heal the reader as well. Debra and Sheri's intention for Direct Connect to God is for the reader to feel God's love through His simple yet profound messages.

Written by the creator of the celebrated film for peace, ADMISSIONS, winner of 26 International Awards, MIND WHAT MATTERS. A PEP TALK FOR HUMANITY is a rich treasure of inspiring stories and healing philosophies that eloquently articulate powerful shifts in thought that help human beings from all walks of life transcend the perennial obstacles to achieving happiness. John Viscount's deeply entertaining writing style expresses an important new voice on the literary stage and serves as a profound and uplifting guide to personal and global transformation."This exquisitely written book overflows with the kind of transformational wisdom, inspired storytelling and unexpected humor that leads to joyful communion with our higher self. For anyone looking to change their mind into a trusted ally in the search for enduring peace and happiness, Mind What Matters receives our highest recommendation."Gerald G. Jampolsky, M.D. & Diane Cirincione-Jampolsky, Ph.D, Founders of Attitudinal Healing International

What would happen if every single one of us made the decision to rise above hatred, fear and vengeance? Unilateral is the story of two young people locked in the brutal grip of a region at war. Amel is a young Palestinian student who lives in the crowded apartment blocks of Gaza City and is confused by the hatred, destruction and upheaval that disrupts her family's simple life. Ra'anan is a fighter bomber pilot in the Israeli Defense Forces who takes his mission very seriously... and doesn't know what it means to fail. The destinies of Amel and Ra'anan are intertwined, though they cannot yet realize it. The differences and striking similarities of their worlds unfold in a beautifully rendered sequence that swiftly leads to a single moment of transcendent connection, a moment that requires Ra'anan to decide whether he will follow someone else's commands and destroy Amel's life, or make the unilateral decision to follow his own heart.

In The Wisdom of Oz, thereal-life Dorothy shows how TheWonderful Wizard of Oz has become America's most beloved fairy tale. As a psychotherapist and great-granddaughter of the author, L. Frank Baum, Dr. Morena demonstrates how Dorothy's adventure reflects everyone's journey home.

The book exposes several core fallacies holding up modern financial free-market orthodoxy and which contributed to the recurrent failures of banking and finance to sustain healthy economic growth for all. The book argues that:1) It is wrong to oppose public goods to private goods, with public goods consigned togovernments for distribution and private goods left to allegedly only self-serving free markets.Some notional public goods - education, social services, transportation, etc. - can be effectivelysourced and delivered by markets. And, to the contrary, some private goods affect the publicinterest and so draw upon themselves aspects of public goods. There is a continuum of goodsand services ranging from pure public goods to pure private goods, with intermediate goods of amixed character. Quasi-public goods and quasi-private goods can be provided by privateenterprise through open market transactions. These are shared value goods and services.Financial intermediation is such a mixed public and private good.2) Corporate social responsibility performs a mediation function between private goods andservices provided by the firm and public goods demanded by society.3) A limited theory of valuation - which ignores intangible assets and liabilities - caused theasset bubble and resulting collapse of leverage in the fall of 2008. A better theory of valuation isproposed to add public good dimensions to the calculation of private asset values.4) The existence of an agency problem in finance and corporate governance is challenged.Current agency theory presumes that markets are incapable of providing public goods. Theassumed agency problem supports companies ignoring stakeholders, externalities and fiduciaryduties of responsibility.5) Anxiety and money exacerbate the selfishness which brings the agency problem to the fore, but they can be offset by enhancing the strength of the moral sense, which is part of eachperson's social-psychology. The severity of the agency problem is rejected by value-basedcultures - Catholic social teachings, Buddhism, Chinese ethics, Taoism, Aristotle and Qur'an. Inaddition, I/Thou relationships and friendships sustain values to overcome the agency problem.6) Financial institutions need to be incentivized to provide public goods in addition to privategoods. 7) "Wall Street" may be more about rent-extraction than investing in real growth. In much of finance, contract rights - shares, bonds, loan participations, derivatives, etc. - are only "rented" for a short time in order to flip them for a higher price. Why, then, should traders be given all the respect due to owners who invest for the long-term?8) The US Dodd-Frank reforms did not challenge the inherent dysfunction in financial trading, but only sought to distance public coffers from responsibility for making good on private losses.9) It is self-restraint - the moral sense as provided to each of us by Natural Law - which canalign private goods with public good and so lead us to a moral capitalism