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Enough is enough!It is time to stop letting pain control your life and happiness.Are you suffering from debilitating aches and pains, running out of traditional medical solutions and just learning to livewith it?Would living pain free allow you to live the life of your dreams with purpose? What would it take for you to live the life youenvision? What if you could manifest your desire in less than twelve hours while you are asleep? Wouldn't it be great to still be feelingvibrant and sexy well past the age of sixty?Healing My Divine Self could be the ultimate solution to solving all your health and vitality challenges.Nancylita Allan is a forensic healing practitioner, energy healing therapist and reflexologist. In this life-changing book, she sharesthe secret of her incredible healing ability and presents realistic relatable scenarios from her own life and her clients'. She will help you understand the meaning of your challenges, and turn them into power.Surround yourself with angels and loving spirits and learn to Heal Your Divine Self.

The Eternal Door Collection of Poems by the late Fler Beaumont.Fler studied all areas of the paranormal and spiritual. These inspired her to write poetry and began her lifelong interest in Astronomy and Cosmology.Fler became the Australian President of the International Association for the Near Death Studies and a well-known lecturer.Fler believed that God is imminent in all creation and felt his presence guiding her in her later years.Her collection of Divine Love Poetry comes from high spiritual sources whispering of Eternal Love and Light.

Join Mary on her journey as through times of joy and trouble she eventually fulfils a lifelong ambition when circumstances emerge to uncover the hidden truth that lies behind her constant search for answers.

A guide to the distribution of Dragonflies in Australia that includes distribution maps for 325 species.

"Dr Wize said, 'When I was a young man, a long time ago...' He laughed, trying to lighten the subject. 'I was given the best advice a man could receive, and I am going to pass it on to you.'" Arthur is a young man in West Heidelberg with a drive to get more out of life. He loves cars, motorbikes... and girls. But it isn't until he meets Doctor Wize that he truly understands the complicated rule to relationships.This book is a reflection on the highs and lows of life, tied together with a punchy, distinctive voice that will keep your eyes glued to the page as Arthur dissects his past.With a quintessential, home-grown feel of Australia in the 1960s, Two Heads in Two Decades follows Art's journey as he navigates family, friendships, love and sex. With the help of his brother, Al, and the advice of Doctor Wize, Arthur sets out to find the strength to overcome the challenges that life throws at him - and hopes that this book will help you do the same.

In 1992, one woman packed up her life, headed to America and bought herself a little campervan.She hit the open road travelling 160,000 miles across 48 states, discovering Bluegrass and Cajun music, attending festivals, honky-tonks and rodeos, dancing and romancing, camping in rather strange places, and even getting her kicks on Route 66.What started out as an exploration of America, its music, its people, scenery and geography, quickly became a journey of self-discovery. This is her story.

This book recounts the adventures and observations of a British migrant, who in 1964, travelled to Australia with his family. In some ways, it is an adventure story, in others a biography of the Parker family.It begins in a mostly farming community in North Yorkshire and ends with the Royal Australian Navy and includes insights into ways of life in North Yorkshire, a Migrant Hostel, the Woomera Rocket Range in South Australia, University in NSW and the Royal Australian Naval College.It is dedicated to the many migrants who sought a new life in Australia and made it.

This is Rachel Lea's experience of living with Lupus.I didn't have time to be a moody, sullen or ungrateful teenager. I had skipped that station. I was fast-tracked to a place where havingperspective and wisdom were needed if I was to join this army of chemical warfare and be at peace with the uncontrollable changes that hadhappened to me ... I was lucky because for the first time since I had become unwell, I was able totake medication that was trying to save my life. I didn't want to let my army down. And so, my new life as a Lupus Warrior had truly begun."In 1989, inexplicably, Rachel Lea went from being a quiet but energetic, conscientious and healthy fourteen-year-old girl to being incapacitated,bedridden and with severe chronic joint and muscle pains. Suffering from a mysterious, debilitating disease, her struggle to find solutions to her ailment was fraught with distress, misdiagnoses and experimental treatments.Rachel chronicles her journey from the first appearance of symptoms to a confirmed lupus diagnosis, as well as her ability to adjust to life with an incurable, chronic disease as a teenager. With the loving support system of family that lifted her up, Rachel found hope and perspective in achieving her dream of becoming a secondary school teacher. Lupus = Lift Up, Persevere and Use Strength is a raw, moving and uplifting memoir - essential reading for Lupus Warriors, members of their support systems and for those who want to learn more about lupus and a Lupus Warrior's fortitude in living life with courage, always trying to find the silver lining.

When home becomes your prison, how do you escape?What if you had ninety minutes and an old suitcase, what would you pack?What do we value, what is important to us, what do we need?On an idyllic summer day as children play in the sprinklers, their lives are about to change as they are taken from the familiarity of home on a journey to safety, to the unknown.As a family they will lose all they have to begin a new life, whilst facing new challenges and the ever-present spectre of old demons.This is the story of a woman who escapes with her children. Together they build their own inner fortress to stay strong, facing the constant terror of a life they're desperate to leave behind.A woman's story of survival and determination, of breakdown and break-through, and of those delicious days of sunshine and song.