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"A guide to help those who experience suicidal ideation heal and find peace.Surviving Suicidal Ideation embarks on a profound journey through the underlying causes, stages, and powerful emotions that shape the experience of having suicidal thoughts. More importantly, it provides proven tools, exercises, and steps to curtail and heal this preventable condition. With sensitivity and clarity, Amelia Kelley and Gina Cavalier explore the interconnectedness of addiction, mental health, and trauma. Using a unique combination of analytic and spiritual practices, mindfulness, cutting-edge brain therapy, and compassionate support, this book offers therapies and self-help techniques with corresponding exercises, illustrations, and an extensive list of resources. Together, the authors present holistic approaches to suicide prevention and debunk prevalent myths. They also go beyond individual healing, emphasizing the importance of community and relationships. Ultimately, Surviving Suicidal Ideation provides a nonjudgmental guide that enables the reader to develop self-compassion and work toward a positive future filled with hope and resilience. "--

"The present volume was inspired by and adapted from the 1902 edition of A Swedenborg Perpetual Calendar by Julia A. Kellogg"--t.p. verso.

Original title "Aufklèarung bis zum Himmel: Emanuel Swedenborg im Kontext der Theologie und Philosophie des 18. Jahrhunderts."

Swedenborg's Principles of Usefulness highlights Emanuel Swedenborg's (1688-1772) widespread influence on an impressive host of historical figures, from poets and artists to philosophers and statesmen. His idea that our purpose in life is both to love others and to find practical ways to improve their lives led many to take on social reforms that vitalized the American landscape during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Author John Haller draws a magnifying glass to those intellectual titans whose fortitude in the face of psychological and social adversities stands as a testament to the robustness of Swedenborg's concept of usefulness.

The four main short works in this volume by Swedish theologian Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772) form the basic foundation of his thought. They have commonly been published together in other editions under the collective title "The Four Doctrines." The Lord discusses the nature of the man known as Jesus Christ, his divine nature, and the meaning of his crucifixion. Sacred Scripture is about the Word, by which Swedenborg means the parts of the Bible that he feels reflect a deep spiritual teaching. Life discusses how we ought to live a religious life. Faith talks about faith as an acknowledgment of inner truth and the necessity of expressing such faith through good actions rather than simply holding beliefs. In addition to these short works, the volume includes a fifth work, which consists of two supplements to previous works by Swedenborg: a brief addition to Last Judgment and a longer addition to Heaven and Hell.

Swedish visionary Emanuel Swedenborg (1668-1772) describes how God works in our lives to bring us away from evil and closer to heaven. This edition is a reprint of a 1963 translation by William F. Wunsch.

These four short works by Swedish scientist and spiritual teacher Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772) cover different areas of his early theology. New Jerusalem is a summation of the ideas laid out in Swedenborg's first major theological work, Secrets of Heaven, making it an excellent reference for those who want an overview of the work; Last Judgment presents the startling claim that the Last Judgment has already happened in the spiritual world and that it heralded the dawn of a new spiritual age for humanity; White Horse is a commentary on Chapter 19 of the book of Revelation, focusing on the symbolism of the white horse described in that chapter; and Other Planets describes Swedenborg's encounters with spirits from other inhabited worlds.

This is the final volume of a six-volume set that contains a multi-year course of Bible study. Bible stories are broken down by age group, with different lessons geared toward the life experience and understanding of each level. Although originally written for Sunday school, the text is easily adapted for home use.Volume 6 includes stories from the Gospel of John and discusses the spiritual meaning behind some of the well-known imagery from the Book of Revelation, including the four horsemen, the seventh seal, and especially the Holy City.

This is the fifth volume of a six-volume set that contains a multi-year course of Bible study. Bible stories are broken down by age group, with different lessons geared toward the life experience and understanding of each level. Although originally written for Sunday school, the text is easily adapted for home use.Volume 5 focuses on well-known stories from the gospels of Mark and Luke.

This is the fourth volume of a six-volume set that contains a multi-year course of Bible study. Bible stories are broken down by age group, with different lessons geared toward the life experience and understanding of each level. Although originally written for Sunday school, the text is easily adapted for home use.Volume 4 begins with a general discussion of the prophets and offers specific lessons on Ezekiel, Daniel, Joel, Amos, Jonah, and Micah. The second half of the book is a detailed series of lessons on the Gospel of Matthew.

This is the third volume of a six-volume set that contains a multi-year course of Bible study. Bible stories are broken down by age group, with different lessons geared toward the life experience and understanding of each level. Although originally written for Sunday school, the text is easily adapted for home use.Volume 3 begins with the birth of Samuel and covers the stories of Saul, David and Goliath, Solomon and his temple, and other stories of the Kings, ending with several lessons on the book of Psalms.

This is the second volume of a six-volume set that contains a multi-year course of Bible study. Bible stories are broken down by age group, with different lessons geared toward the life experience and understanding of each level. Although originally written for Sunday school, the text is easily adapted for home use.Volume 2 begins with the birth of Moses and includes lessons about the ten plagues, crossing the Red Sea, the Ten Commandments, the golden calf, and other familiar stories. It ends with the story of Samson in the book of Judges.

This is volume one of a six-volume set that contains a multi-year course of Bible study. Bible stories are broken down by age group, with different lessons geared toward the life experience and understanding of each level. Although originally written for Sunday school, the text is easily adapted for home use.Volume 1 begins with a series of lessons on the story of Creation, the Garden of Eden, and Adam and Eve, following the stories of Cain and Abel, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, concluding with Joseph and his sons.

Available for the first time in paperback, Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke's eminently readable translation of Ernst Benz' classic work of scholarship stands as one of the most comprehensive biographies of Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772).

The Dictionary of Correspondences is the most comprehensive reference in print to Emanuel Swedenborg's system of correspondences, a symbolic key to interpreting the inner meaning of the Bible.