by Victoria Holt (2011)
Every year, billions of dollars are spent on the beauty industry as women strive to keep young and look beautiful. Their desire for youthful beauty has become such an obsession that many feel compelled to inject their face with poison or risk their life with dangerous plastic surgery procedures. In her new inspiring beauty book, Victoria tells women to "put down that knife and get on with your life!" Spiritual Facelift is a spiritual guide to inner and outer beauty, packed full of ancient and modern-day spiritual wisdoms and techniques to help women naturally tap into their eternal fountain of youth, transforming both their bodies and their lives. Of her book, Victoria says, "It will deeply change the cellular makeup of everyone who reads it, helping them feel and look good from the inside out."
Karina Velasco
Examines a variety of alternative and holistic approaches, based on age-old traditions and current research, to a healthy diet and a healthy way of life that emphasize the connection between body, mind, and spirit.
Elliott S. Dacher
"Presents a physician's program of self-study and practices to guide the reader towards a life of happiness and well-being. Topics include: meditation, mindfulness, overcoming afflictive emotions, integral health, and human flourishing. Applies this knowledge and these practices to common disorders such as stress, heart disease, addictions, and attention deficit disorder (ADD)"--
Pema Chödrön
"In this book Tibetan Buddhist nun Pema Chodron offers short, stand-alone readings designed to help us cultivate compassion and awareness amid the challenges of daily living. More than a collection of thoughts for the day, Comfortable with Uncertainty offers a progressive program of spiritual study. Inspired by the Buddhist tradition of the 108-day retreat, the book leads the reader through essential concepts, themes, and practices on the Buddhist path."--BOOK JACKET.
Marie Lise Labonté
Se soigner ou se guérir ? Qu'est-ce qui fait que quelqu'un se soigne et n'arrive pas à guérir et qu'une autre personne y parvienne ? Grâce à ses compétences de psychothérapeute et à son expérience personnelle de la guérison, Marie Lise Labonté met en lumière le moment de grâce qui s'opère chez un individu et qui lui permet de passer de la destruction à la construction. En expliquant les fondements de la personnalité et le processus d'individualisation, elle nous permet de mieux comprendre pourquoi nous adoptons parfois des comportements autodestructeurs. Elle donne aussi des clés pour désamorcer ces comportements et suivre la voie de la guérison