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Are you ready to bloom into your full potential? Born to Bloom is a Christ-centered, biblically based resource for both men and women wounded by sexual abuse. Unlike other programs causing great pain, this 7-week course helps you to focus on the impact of abuse and not the abuse itself. This workbook is intended to be used along with the 7-week video course found at www.YKIcoaching.com/borntobloom. Right from the start you will feel that you are not alone as you journey with La Vonne for your complete healing. You will gain clarity along with peace coming from the new, healthy narration she helps you to build. You will spend time in scripture and journaling through highly engaging questions that cause you to get a beautiful vision for your future. La Vonne's positive and engaging style is simple and practical. She utilizes methods that are Biblically inline and cause you to develop a closer walk with Jesus. You will learn your true identity and who you are apart from anything else. You will become equipped to coach yourself with Jesus in the future from any area of offense. You will get set free and experience becoming completely healed. You'll learn: The Impact of Abuse in Each Area of Your LifeThe Five Keys to Healing and SuccessHow to Build A New NarrationHow to Transform Negative Triggers into Positive OnesHow Godly Vision Brings Success, and so much more!

The meaning of Two Chairs was birthed after many years of therapy, my continued belief that life could be better, and the development of my relationship with God. To me, this meant that God was good and that his sole purpose was to help me and love me. This is when I forgave others of the harm that was done to me and any harm that I caused others. **"...Now before all of this happened, I can recall vivid memories of being molested when I was just a little girl. Iwas around two years old. I remember someone telling me that what was happening to me was a game and we wereplaying doctor. I associated this playtime with love because I can't remember anyone holding or cuddling me outside ofthis interaction and of being lonely."

This poetic picture book tells a story about two young children and what's it like to be raised by their gay parents. They are delighted to share their tales about everyday life with their two mommies and two daddies. With lively illustrations and fun, rhythmic text, we learn that having same-sex parents doesn't make a difference at all through the eyes of a child, for love makes a family. The parents' love and tenderness they have for each other, their community, and their children are both palpable and relatable, reminding all of us that whether you are gay or straight, what matters most to a child is love, care, and attention. This book makes the perfect addition to any household teaching the values of inclusion, equality, love, lgbtq+ family dynamics, and good parenting! Make this a gift for special occasions too: Pride MonthMother's DayFather's DayBaby ShowerBirthday DayFirst Day of Kindergarten

How does love become toxic?When Mia meets Wolfgang, she thinks all her dreams have come true. Blinded by her passions, she plunges into marriage, even though dark shadows seem to hover around him. Wolfgang can't hide his true nature and in time Mia is finally forced to confront the truth about her husband. Dignity and self-respect come at a terrible price. Will Mia pay it or will she be forever Wolfgang's plaything?

Spidr: The Spy will keep kids entertained for hours.Includes multiple picture riddles. Lots of fun colorful images of items and animals.A cute children's book that helps teach your kid how to recognize images and relate them to what they find. Content includes full color interior and a glossy cover.

Twisted Words: Torture and Liberalism in Imperial Britain examines torture across the fiction, periodicals, and government documents of the British Empire in the latter half of the nineteenth century. Placing acts of torture and words about torture in relation to changing definitions of citizenship and human rights, Katherine Judith Anderson argues that torture-as a technique of state terrorism-evolved in relation to nineteenth-century liberalism, combining the traditional definition of exceptional acts of cruelty with systemic, banal, or everyday violence. Analyzing canonical novels by George Eliot, Anthony Trollope, and George Meredith alongside an impressive array of lesser-known fiction through the lenses of critical terrorism studies and political, legal, and phenomenological theory, Anderson rethinks torture as a mode of reclaiming an embodied citizenship and demonstrates how the Victorians ushered in our modern definition of torture. Furthermore, she argues that torture is foundational to Western modernity, since liberalism was, and continues to be, dependent on state-sanctioned--and at times state-sponsored-torture, establishing parallels between Victorian liberal thought and contemporary (neo)imperialism and global politics.

Anxious Red Panda takes readers of all ages on a journey by writing a letter to fear. By writing a letter he helps parents and children understand common childhood fears while learning to gain courage. This story is not only written to help children gain confidence, but to also give them tools to work through worries. The illustrations are soothing and will help children relax. The rhyming text will help children stay engaged, all while teaching to reduce fears with counting, breathing, and confidence building.

I found the face of God. He was giving me the middle finger! In this outrageous memoir about growing up in a high-demand religion, Alan Young chronicles his struggles of trying to fit into the Mormon church and failing spectacularly. Though he was raised in the church, it wasn't very long before he started having doubts and many wacky mis-adventures. From trying to flirt with missionaries to temple trips that revealed a little too much, bare-assed water-skiing to chewing "crack rocks" in the baptismal font, Tales From Outer Darkness is a blasphemous, poignant, and ultimately hilarious tale about finding one's own path in life.

A basic guide to dealing with rosacea and getting your skin back on track. This book covers tips, tricks and triggers - written by a knowledgable author who is herself a rosacea sufferer. This is a practical no-nonsense book that makes no wild claims except that it will help you by providing tools to clear your rosacea. It's aimed at anyone newly diagnosed who is trying to make sense of it all.

Secrets of the Moon reveals a Moon that is often different from the one we think we know. We typically underestimate its importance in our lives. Very few things are linked to such a wide and diverse net of concepts and beliefs. No matter what those beliefs are, the Moon plays a role in shoring up our reality. Learning about the Moon is a chance to learn about ourselves and our world from an unbiased point of view, and that is Moon's biggest secret of all. The book is divided into sixty short sections, which are grouped into thirteen chapters and five parts. Each section tells a different story about the Moon and usually address one of two key questions: How did the Moon become so subtly influential in our lives and more importantly why is the Moon so essential to all life of Earth. Together, they've form a collection of afterthoughts that will give us pause the next time we look up at the Moon. Perhaps we'll see it differently. Perhaps we'll see ourselves differently. Ultimately that is up to the reader. Secrets of the Moon will only challenge those ideas that we are ready to face. Ultimately, the Moon you see is the one you choose to see, but if you are looking to ground a personal philosophy into something you can find nearly every night of the year, Secrets of the Moon might help.