Doing the Good and Acceptable to God
Prayer, the Holy Spirit, and the Foundation of True Service
The Labor That Leads to Seeing Good
Praying without boundaries opens our eyes to see God’s goodness everywhere — for all people, all places, and even our enemies.
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The Japanese Secret to Longevity: A Gentler Approach to Eating, Moving, and Living Well
Healthy living does not have to begin with extreme diets or exhausting routines. In The Japanese Secret to Longevity, H Chung explores Japanese-inspired food traditions, mindful eating, daily walking, purpose, and small-step habit building. Discover a gentler perspective on everyday wellness, with practical plans designed to help readers turn inspiration into a more manageable routine.
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4 min
Menopause Is a Transition, Not a Defeat: Exploring Chinese Medicine and Everyday Self-Care
Menopause deserves more than a message to simply endure it. In The Chinese Medicine Menopause Reset, Chung H. introduces a traditional perspective on this life transition through a practical 14-day plan, food ideas, acupressure, Qi Gong, and reflection tools. Discover a thoughtful invitation to explore everyday self-care with curiosity, structure, and compassion.
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5 min
Why the Japanese Breakfast Is the Calmest Meal of the Day?
A bowl of warm rice, miso soup, grilled fish, and a few pickles: a traditional Japanese breakfast invites a slower start to the day. Explore how its simple structure and unhurried rituals can inspire your own morning routine—without recreating an entire cuisine.
Snoring: When It Is Harmless—and When It May Need Attention
Snoring is common, but loud or frequent snoring should not be ignored. It can sometimes be linked to nasal congestion, alcohol, sleep position, or sleep apnea—especially when accompanied by breathing pauses, gasping, choking, or daytime sleepiness. Traditional Chinese Remedies for Snoring explores traditional Chinese perspectives, acupressure, acupuncture, breathing exercises, and practical lifestyle habits. It explains what natural approaches may help—and why they cannot replace professionals
How to Eat Like the Italians
How to Eat Like the Italians is not another restrictive diet. It is an invitation to slow down, enjoy simple food, cook with seasonal ingredients, and build sustainable habits around meals. With practical guidance, cultural context, and 36 easy recipes, this book helps you create a more flexible and enjoyable relationship with food—without calorie counting, guilt, or rigid rules.
How to Eat Like the French
How to Eat Like the French shows you how to enjoy food again—without dieting, guilt, or complicated rules. Through simple French habits such as fresh ingredients, balanced portions, slower meals, and quality over quantity, this book helps you build a healthier and more pleasurable relationship with what you eat.
Morning Whispers: A Collection of Reflections for Everyday Christian Living
Morning Whispers: Everyday Applications From Ancient Wisdom belongs to the second group. Written by Paul S. Lindblad, this Christian devotional book gathers nearly 1,100 short reflections drawn from decades of personal Scripture study.
Plant Heavy Metal Stress by Rishikesh Upadhyay
Increase in environmental pollution as well as contamination of water by heavy metals, associated with plants and other food products due to increase in human a…
You Can't Control What People Think About You. So Stop Trying
What if freedom starts when you stop trying to control what people think of you? Learn to let go, set boundaries and finally live from within.
Back to Square One on the Writing Board
However, as it seemed all was over bar sighing of the genuine writers, in came the internet with a formidable e-publishing space for their works as if to free the literature from the publishers’ prejudicial editorial grip and to directly deliver their e-books into the readers’ digital laps to sort them out for themselves.