Serge jacoby (3 Ergebnisse)

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What if addiction were not, first and foremost, a lack of willpower. but thesymptom of a wounded nervous system, a fragile identity, and a spiritdisconnected from its source In 'From Addiction to Sobriety - From Zealot to Zealous', Serge Maurice Marie Jacobyoffers a profound and powerful exploration of the biological, psychological, environmental, and spiritual mechanisms that keep human beings trapped ininstability, dependence, and inner turmoil.At the crossroads of scientific discoveries recognized by the World Health Organizationand the biblical revelation centered on Jesus Christ, the author reveals thatcomplete restoration of the human being is possible.Through an intimate and compelling dialogue with the reader, this book shows how thebrain, the nervous system, and identity can be deeply affected by stress, isolation, social pressure, and invisible wounds - and how, on the contrary, nature, silence, connection, the renewal of the mind, and above all, the presence of Christ can bringlasting inner stability.This book is not just an analysis. It is a path to transformation.From chaos to peace.From instability to stability.From dependence to freedom.The 'zealot,' trapped in agitation and survival, can become 'zealous' a restored, free, stable, and fully alive being.This book is for anyone seeking healing, inner freedom, and complete restoration ofspirit, soul, and body.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Oversized hardcover, out-of-print according to the publisher's website, xxii + 308 pages, colour illustrations, NOT ex-library. Shipping weight over 1kg. Book appears unread, interior is fresh, clean and bright throughout with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps, firmly bound. Minor external handling wear only. Issued without a dust jacket. -- This collaborative volume offers a multi-faceted tribute to the tradition of martyrdom within the Sikh faith. It brings together historical accounts and poetic reflections that explore the lives and sacrifices of significant Sikh martyrs. These textual narratives are paired with a series of paintings by the artist Elisabeth Meru, creating a powerful interplay between word and image. The work uses this synthesis of history, poetry, and art to interpret and honor the legacy of resistance and spiritual conviction that is central to Sikh identity. -- "Sikhism is built on three pillars: Vaheguru Ji [Waheguru], the Ten Gurus and the Martyrs. The chapter on the martyrs belongs to the most painful part of the Sikh Sangat, which starts with Guru Arjan Dev Ji. Woven in unprecedented poetry with velvet like softness, is the unaltered heart of the story, unimaginably gruesome tortures thought out by their tormentors and the resulting hellish agony the martyrs endured. The powerful style draws you in. Become a witness to the chronic pain and sufferings of the martyrs. The vivid depictions of the horrendous atrocities will make you shiver yet concerned through the elegance and softness of the poetry. The dissolution of all pain and sufferings of the martyrdom stands under the grace of Vaheguru Ji and in His Divine light.".…