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Whispers of the Heart | Echoes of a Soul Reborn

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'Whispers of the Heart is a deeply reflective collection of poems that journeys through love, loss, resilience, hope, and self-discovery. In these pages, Vijay Verma invites readers into the quiet corners of the soul-where unspoken emotions linger, memories echo softly, and healing begins.

Each poem captures a moment we all recognize: the ache of separation, the warmth of companionship, the comfort of a shared cup of tea, the silent battles fought within, and the courage it takes to rise again. From tender love that transcends time to introspective questions about life's true meaning, this collection mirrors the fragile yet powerful human experience.

Interwoven with expressive artwork, the book becomes more than poetry-it becomes a canvas of emotion. The verses speak gently yet truthfully, reminding us that not every bond is meant to stay, not every storm lasts forever, and even in darkness, light patiently waits.

This is a book for those who have loved deeply, lost quietly, questioned life bravely, and healed slowly. It is for anyone who has ever searched for hope in the rain or found strength in solitude.

Whispers of the Heart is not just read-it is felt.

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Die Geschichte eines gebrochenen Herzens

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'Die Geschichte vom gebrochenen Herzen" (Eine Geschichte eines gebrochenen Herzens) ist ein Gedichtband, der Ihnen alle Facetten eines gebrochenen Herzens naherbringt. Das Herz eines Menschen bricht nicht nur in der Liebe oder Romantik; das Leben ist voller Ereignisse, die es in unzahlige Stucke zerbrechen lassen. In diesem Buch erfahren Sie, wie das Herz eines Kindes bricht, wenn es keine Liebe und Aufmerksamkeit von seinen Eltern erhalt. Wie das Herz eines Freundes bricht, wenn ein enger Freund ihn verrat. An anderer Stelle werden Sie sehen, wie eine Frau allein deshalb beschamt wird, weil sie eine Frau ist. Der grote Teil dieses Buches erzahlt Ihnen die Geschichte des gebrochenen Herzens eines geliebten Menschen. Der Schmerz besteht nicht darin, dass unsere Traume zerbrochen sind; die Trauer besteht darin, dass genau die Beziehungen, fur die wir unsere Traume aufgegeben haben, uns nun fremd geworden sind. Unsere Trauer besteht nicht darin, dass unsere Wunsche unerfullt geblieben sind; was gibt es zu beklagen gegenuber Menschen, die nichts von unserem Verlust wissen? Wir haben unser Gluck fur genau diese Menschen verschwendet, fur unsere eigene Herzlosigkeit, und bis heute empfindet keiner von ihnen Reue.

Dr. Nazia Sheikh, von Beruf Arztin, hat auch ein groes Interesse an der Welt der Poesie. Mit ihren drei Buchern Intisas-e-Nafs", Mahshar-e-Khayal" und Darde- Nihan" haben ihr einen Platz als vollendete Dichterin in der Welt der Urdu-Poesie gesichert. Auerdem hat sie als Mitautorin Gedichte zu acht weiteren Gedichtbanden beigetragen. Dr. Nazia ist eine sehr sensible und emotionale Dichterin, die glaubt, dass ihre Gefuhle in der Poesie eine Art Ruhe finden. Es sind genau diese Gedichte, die einen mit der eigenen Seele verbinden.

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Stories to Rebuild Your Confidence and Resilience

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A vulnerable exploration of how high-achieving women can transform their deepest personal trauma into their most authentic professional impact.

True leadership is born from the courage to integrate one's scars into a new sense of purpose. In Heal to Lead Wellness: Stories to Rebuild Your Confidence and Resilience, Volume Two, women leaders discuss the silent struggles that often define the lives of leaders. From the lasting echoes of childhood trauma and foster care to chronic illness, neurodivergence, and executive burnout, these stories prove that wellness is not a practice of integration.

Through raw, first-person narratives, these authors share their journeys of rising from the ashes of past pain to lead with unmatched empathy. This volume offers a roadmap for whole-hearted leadership, providing readers with insights on:
Regulating the nervous system to escape the cycle of chronic hustle culture.Transforming personal adversity into a light that guides others through similar storms.Navigating the complexities of chronic illness by honoring the body's unique rhythms.Embracing vulnerability as a tool for building trust and authentic connection.

Accompanied by a free digital workbook featuring guided meditations and mindset tools, this collection is an essential resource for professionals and survivors ready to align their personal healing with their professional calling.

Featuring stories by Hay House author Jennifer Grace and Maria Barrett, Jena Burton, Heather Campbell, Kim Carter, Mladenka Dokic, Cheri Fredrickson, Lucianna Genova, Elana Hilf, Kourtney Lynn, Elizabeth Moss, Esme Nemec, Raven Petty, Carrie Polk, Lori Soper, Dr. Marlene Tages-Cordova, Sage Stevens, Robyn Straley, Pragya Thakur, Eren Torres.

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Reality bends. Identity fractures. The Sigil remembers

Nathan Cole is a man torn between worlds, a peacekeeping pilot, a soldier haunted by failures, a witness to an impossible rupture by CERN, and the unwilling bearer of an ancient symbol that should not exist.

When the Sigil pulls him across fractured realities, Nathan finds himself slipping between lives. A crusader in a holy war, a lone survivor in a collapsing dimension, an astronaut drifting beyond Earth's orbit. Each world reveals another shard of the truth, another consequence of the cosmic breach that started it all.

Shadow agencies close in. An unseen intelligence manipulates him, and throughout every reality, a familiar woman appears connected to him across lifetimes, bound by the Sigil's call.

To survive, Nathan must understand what the Sigil really is: a warning, a map, and a key to a threat that spans universes.

Echo: The Infinite Cycle is a gripping, reality-twisting sci-fi thriller exploring identity, destiny, and the cost of choices that echo across dimensions.

Perfect for fans of Blake Crouch, Neal Stephenson, and cosmic science thrillers.

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A thousand years ago, Griselda cast a curse that tore Thornmere Valley apart. Tonight, beneath the rising Blood Moon, it awakens again.

In the land of Eldervarn-where forests whisper, mountains brood, and the past refuses to stay buried-two children are about to face a destiny older than their own blood. The Hollowing Reckoning shattered the world centuries ago, leaving behind scars in the soil, in the sky, and in the hearts of those who survived. Now, as the month of Ashentide returns, the valley grows restless.

Thornmere Valley has always been a place of silence and secrets. Doors bolt early. Candles burn late. Charms hang from windows as the wind carries whispers of names long dead. The residents pretend the past is gone, but the land remembers. It always remembers.

On the eve of their thirteenth birthday, William and Scarlett begin to feel something stirring inside them-something ancient, something wrong. Their blood tightens. Their breath falters. Their dreams twist into visions of fire, screams, and a forest that watches them with hungry patience.

When the Blood Moon rises, the valley's silence breaks.

Drawn by a force they cannot resist, William and Scarlett are pulled deep into Thornmere Valley Forest, where a hidden cottage waits behind a shimmering blue barrier. Inside lives Griselda, the witch whose curse once drowned the valley in terror. Her eyes glow with ancient power. Her voice bends the air. And her hatred has survived a thousand years.

As the moon turns red, Griselda reveals the truth:

The curse lives inside them.

Bound by ancestry. Awakened by fate.

And now, it demands transformation.

Shadows swallow the cottage as green fire erupts. William's skin pales, his blood darkens, and his eyes burn crimson as he becomes something feared by all. Scarlett's bones twist, her senses sharpen, and a growl rises from deep within as she transforms under the moon's command. Two children. Two monsters. One curse that will not let them go.

To understand what they have become, the story returns to the year 250 HR-the day Griselda first arrived in Thornmere Valley as an innocent child. Her family, the Rowans, came as healers bringing hope. But fear twists quickly into hatred. Rumours spread. Accusations rise. And the valley's cruelty births the curse that will haunt Eldervarn for a millennium.

Now, as the Blood Moon climbs higher, the forest stirs, the ground trembles, and the past claws its way back through roots and earth. The curse was never broken. It merely slept.

And tonight, it has chosen its heirs.

Perfect for readers aged 12+, Echoes of the Cursed Bloodlines blends dark fantasy, atmospheric mystery, and emotional depth into a gripping tale of destiny, fear, and the power hidden within bloodlines. Teens and adults alike will be drawn into a world where legends breathe, forests remember, and ancient wounds return to claim what was promised.

The Blood Moon has risen.

The curse has awakened.

And Thornmere Valley will never be the same.

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A New Perspective of God, Science, and Creation

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Elohim awoke from his existence as a dark dense singularity. For a moment, the chaotic end to his last universe engulfed him. He was filled with sadness. His past sentient being was a great disappointment. Pleasant and unpleasant experiences ran rapidly through his awareness. He processed them and was ready for a new creation. He felt optimistic about this venture. Elohim: A New Perspective of God, Science, and Creation presents the creation of our universe by a God who wants to produce a model that is close to perfection because he is a true perfectionist. The author projects Elohim as a loving, compassionate God who seeks to establish a world where all creatures live in harmony. Through millions of years, he crafts his new home for the creature he has imagined and f ills it with many living things. Elohim's hope is that man will fulfill his expectations and be a kindred spirit, taking care of the earth and the other creatures. To ensure his vision, Elohim creates not one but several species of the genus Homo so that he can choose the one who will prove to be true to his hope. Elohim prefers to be the God in the background who humans can sense and ask for his help. He gives them the right to have free will in their actions. If they ask for his help, they could establish a perfect society. He watches as each Homo species becomes extinct, leaving Homo sapiens to be the new, sole sentient species on earth. Accompany Elohim and H. sapiens as they begin their sometimes-rocky relationship through the rest of prehistoric time.

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As Charlotte Miller sits down to write her vows for what will be the biggest day of her life, something stops her.

Is marrying the boy next door the right decision?

She's forced to remember their past; from the moment their eyes meet as young teens, all the way into adulthood.

Forced to remember when Noah Davis had everyone's attention-being the new guy in town-but somehow, he chose to sit next to her in class, and how he stirred up emotions in her she'd never felt.

They carried an inexplicable spark between them and everyone saw it, even before they did.

Will Charlotte go through with the wedding, even after remembering that despite the happiness Noah brought her, he was also the cause for her shattered heart?

In this feel-good Novelette you get to dive into Charlotte and Noah's story and watch them grow from school days to movie nights. Through a friendship that wanted to blossom but was forbidden to a heartbreak, and what made them stand in their suit and gown to celebrate their love.

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"SoulSearching Collection" is a heartfelt journey of self-discovery and spiritual reflection. Rooted in the author's long-held dream to write, this collection of poetry weaves together spiritual wisdom, historical echoes, and cultural truths. Through evocative language and poignant imagery, it invites readers to pause, reflect, and explore the deep connections that shape our lives. More than a book, "SoulSearching Collection" is an experience-a companion for anyone seeking to understand the intricate map of their own spirit. Open its pages and embark on a journey back to yourself.

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In The Mother Earth Effect, award-winning producer and Earthing ambassador Olivia Ramirez Smith invites readers to rediscover the healing power beneath their feet-offering a transformative path to freedom, self-empowerment, and renewed connection through the wisdom of Mother Earth.

"Olivia has done it again! Sharing life-changing transformational stories of healing through grounding. Humans learn through stories."

Perry Nickelston, DC, stopchasingpain.com

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Christian Leadership: Tools of the Trade is a practical and Scripture-driven guide designed to equip pastors, ministry leaders, and committed believers with the principles needed to lead effectively within the work of God. Drawing heavily from biblical examples and patterns found throughout Scripture, the book presents leadership not as a modern management technique but as a spiritual calling that must be grounded in faith, obedience, and godliness.

Author Jeff Wade walks readers through the foundational qualities required of Christian leaders and shows how leadership within the church differs fundamentally from leadership in the secular world. While business models emphasize profit, efficiency, and organizational success, biblical leadership focuses on spiritual growth, obedience to God, and guiding people toward a deeper relationship with Christ. According to the author, true leadership begins with personal holiness and grows through disciplined study of Scripture, faithful prayer, and a commitment to follow Gods patterns for ministry.

The book explores essential leadership topics including recognizing Gods call, developing godly character, building order from chaos, delegating authority, recruiting and training leaders, and establishing healthy ministry structures. Wade emphasizes that successful ministry leadership requires more than enthusiasm or good intentions. Leaders must learn to follow the biblical patterns that God established for organizing people, developing teams, and building ministries that honor Him.

Throughout the book, readers are encouraged to study the lives of biblical leaders such as Abraham, Moses, David, and the apostles in order to understand how God works through individuals who step forward in faith. The author also provides practical insights into creating systems within the church that support growth, unity, and long-term ministry sustainability.

Christian Leadership: Tools of the Trade is written for pastors, ministry workers, church planters, and lay leaders who feel called to serve and want to grow in their ability to lead others effectively. By combining biblical teaching with practical leadership guidance, the book challenges readers to step out in faith, develop their leadership gifts, and build ministries that reflect the order, wisdom, and character of God.

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Inclusion without equity is an illusion.

Based on Latavia Sturdivant's powerful TEDx talk, The Illusion of Inclusion, this reflective journal and action guide is designed for anyone ready to move beyond diversity checkboxes and go deeper in creating authentic, equitable belonging in their communities.

Inside, you'll find:

Guided reflection and journal prompts

Thought-provoking discussion questions for

individuals and groups

Real-life "In Practice" scenarios that explore where

inclusion falls short - and what it looks like to

get it right

Whether you're a member of the ably different community, a family member, educator, or ally, this book invites you to reflect honestly, challenge what you've accepted as inclusion, and turn awareness into lasting change.

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" One' s own happiness exclusive of others is not true happiness. We cannot be happy while others suffer. Seeking happiness for oneself and others is genuine happiness. The original purpose of Buddhism and the profound wish of the Buddha is to help the suffering and enable as many people as possible to become happy." a Daisaku Ikeda In these lectures dedicated to new SGI members, SGI President Ikeda delves into five core themes of Nichiren Buddhism: 1. The Oneness of Mentor and Disciple 2. Happiness for Self and Others 3. Courageous Faith 4. A Solidarity of Good Friends 5. Religious Revolution

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Ever to Emmaus describes the theological journey of a Lutheran pastor and professor who was shaped by his doctoral work on the Emmaus story from Luke 24. It is a theological memoir that narrates how his theology has deepened in both his exegetical work on the Gospels and Paul, and in his teaching and writing about liturgy, preaching, catechesis, diakonia, and the reading of literature. The story of the road to Emmaus is the lens through which he interprets both Scripture and the church. This is also evident in how his work in global theological education was shaped by Jesus teaching on the road and how he was known to them in the breaking of the bread. Emmaus not only gives us Word and Meal as the structures of the liturgy, but they are also the means for mission.

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Can nationalism be heresy? Augustines social thought resisted both the religious nationalism of those who saw Romes conquest of neighboring nations as Gods redemptive work, and the religious isolationism of the Donatist sect that rejected all Christian involvement in Romes public life. Augustine diagnosed both the nationalist and the isolationist temptation, not merely as unethical and imprudent, but as unorthodox and hereticaltrusting in salvation by human works. His arguments against nationalism and isolationism mirror those he was using at the same time against the Pelagians; for Augustine, religious nationalism was missiological Pelagianism, while religious isolationism was ecclesiological Pelagianism. His writings against these two errors establish that fidelity to the gospel requires us to distinguish, but not separate, religious institutions and identities from political institutions and identities, creating a complex and ambiguous shared space within which the city of God and the worldly city engage in spiritual struggle. This fresh and innovative look at Augustines social thought, from an interdisciplinary perspective that draws on theology and social science, speaks directly to questions that are urgent in every age of the church, including our own. <br />

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Analytic Essays in Pentecostal and Charismatic Theology

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The contributors to this volume inhabit the land between two streams: Pentecostal and charismatic theology and analytic theology. While this imagery might bring up images of fruitfulness, productivity, and fertile grounds, the fruitfulness of this particular interfluve has been left largely unconsidered or has been plainly dismissed. The aim of this volume is to plant a tree which might begin to yield fruit in this otherwise barren space. It is the conviction of the editors that these two streams have a lot to offer each other, and indeed we have found fourteen contributors occupying the space between. As a first installment that we hope inspires further work, we seek a conversation in which Pentecostal and charismatic traditionswhich have sometimes eschewed the academy and its trappingscan learn from analytic theologys commitment to clarity, rigor, and precision, and analytic theologywhich can be at times dry and abstractcan be renewed by the life in the Spirit which marks Pentecostal and charismatic worship. The contributors of this volume do this by bringing to bear the tools of analytic theology on issues of methodology, key doctrines, and practices and spirituality, planting the seed that will fertilize the land between the streams. <br />

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Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen, D. T. Everhart, Joanna Leidenhag, Christopher Woznicki

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The Twenty-First Century New Way of Seeing

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Fully abstracted art numbs the viewer as if reaching for oblivion with a martini or a toke. Art in the twenty-first century must be grounded in science, substance, and ethical inquiry. Millions paid for exploding bananas and stuffed plastic sharks is obscene. Total abstraction fails because it avoids the tough questions: Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going? What is this art about and why? Within the Scientific Revolution of the twenty-first century, both artists and scientists are visionaries offering substance to guide our future.

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The Story of a Congregations Courageous Ending and Enduring Legacy

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On All Saints Day in 2009, St. Peters Lutheran Church in North Plainfield, New Jersey, closed its doors for a final time. This book is a love story, a eulogy, good words spoken from and about the last years of a congregations ministry.

This book is not an instructional handbook, its a memoir of a pastor and her people written to provide comfort and encouragement for others walking through similar journeys. The chapters narrate the challenging conversations, bold generosity, and faithful witness they chose in closing.

Eulogy for a Faithful Church speaks of a congregation who looked at their resources and capacity and asked, Given this reality, how do we be the church? How can we best make the gospel known? Then, with grief, sacrifice, and trust in God, the people chose to say goodbye to both a sacred place and a beloved community. Their story, woven together with Scripture, names the faithfulness of a community of faith which chose to die and, in doing so, found new life.

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What Jesus Crucifixion Accomplished For Us

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A Theological Examination of the Purpose and Meaning of Jesus Death

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Everyone knows of the crucifixion of Jesus, the most significant event in human history. But how many know the true purpose and meaning of his crucifixion? Why did the Father send his Son to the cross? Why did Jesus have to die? What did his death accomplish? This book answers these and other questions. Imagine bearing the weight of every sin committed by every person who has ever lived. Or think of how Jesus death restored our severed relationship with God. And his death accomplished something truly amazing. It was the deciding blow against Satan, ending his long war with God. These and other reasons for the Saviors death may not be the usual theology textbook reasons, yet each one explored is both biblical and personal. Readers will find themselves in these pages, just as they find themselves in Gods redemptive story that played out one Friday at a place called Calvary.

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Vulnerability: A Journey of Discovery launches a vital discussion about the kinds of vulnerability needed to bring about healing in the emerging generations and what each generation can do to encourage positive transformation that will ensure future leadership is healthy and thriving. The book explores the generational distinctions between vulnerability and transparency, the impact of trauma and resilience on the emerging generations, attachment and its influence on relationships with God and others, and ultimately, restoration and recovery of identity in Christ. On his own personal pilgrimage, the author has discovered the risk and overwhelming reward of living and loving vulnerably. Readers hearts will resonate with his as he shares personal stories, reflections, and lessons learned from his journey. Let this book be the beginning of a journey of discovery!<br />

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The Wiley Handbook of What Works with Adolescents Who Have Offended

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Promising, evidence-based practices in prevention and intervention work with adolescents involved with the youth justice system With scholarly discussions of theory, policy, and research defining the field, What Works with Adolescents Who Have Offended delivers the latest evidence-based practices in prevention and intervention work with adolescents involved with the youth justice system. This book explicitly addresses the evidence bases for best practices in applied work and covers influential jurisprudence, policies, and programs implemented across geographical jurisdictions. The book is divided into four sections. The first section covers clinical presentations and disorders, such as substance use, ADHD, intellectual disabilities, autism, PTSD, and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD). The second section covers distinct groups including adolescent girls, gangs, sexual offenders, and firesetters, along with general race, ethnicity, and cultural considerations. The third section covers the nature of interventions, with information on family therapy approaches, dialectical behavior therapy, and cognitive-behavioral interventions. The last section covers broad considerations and approaches in the field. With contributions from internationally renowned authorities in the field, What Works with Adolescents Who Have Offended includes discussion on:  Key conceptual issues, methodological approaches and innovations, diversity of contributions on aetiology, and lifespan perspectives Major contributions from major theoretical models, neuroscience, and research in developmental criminology Ethical and professional issues in healthcare work with youth-justice involved youth Critical reviews of the extant literatures and future directions in the field Priorities for research, policy, and practice based on lessons learned throughout the text  The expansive selection of contents and organization of What Works with Adolescents Who Have Offended makes the work valuable to a broad readership, including researchers and academics, practitioners, and legal scholars and policy makers.

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Calvin M. Langton, James R. Worling, Leam A. Craig, Louise Dixon