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Paperback. Zustand: Good. From activist, spiritual leader, New York Times-bestselling author, and 2020 presidential candidate Marianne Williamson comes a book about everyday peace, everyday hope, and everyday grace In these pages, author Marianne Williamson acts as a guide back to the spiritual source, exploring the ways to nurture a thriving soul in a harsh world. The large and small difficulties of our days challenge us to open our hearts and minds. With an attitude of hope, a call to forgive, and a celebration of miracles, Williamson helps readers to find sacred footing on ordinary ground. For no matter what, there is always an opportunity to be happy. Everyone is entitled to the pleasures of everyday grace.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. This moving anthology of inspiring true stories that foster healing and harmony include selections from C.S. Lewis, Henri Nouwen, Dorothy Day, Harold Kushner, Richard Rohr, James Martin, SJ, Jack Kornfield, Anne Lamott, Mary Oliver, Frederick Buechner, and many others.

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Paperback. Zustand: Good. Geneva's Truth is a powerful novel about a young woman who has spent her entire life living a lie. When the lie catches up with her, she has to pay a karma that is too much for her to bare. She loses love and hope but the promise of God restores her. You will find pieces of yourself in Geneva. She will make you laugh, cry, and think. She will empower you to take off the mask, be yourself, love yourself and speak life.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Maria Goretti, now a Saint, was my good Angel, sent to me through Providence to guide and save me. I still have impressed upon my heart her words of rebuke and pardon. She prayed for me, she interceded for her murderer. ¬‚¬ Alessandro Serenelli Many people are familiar with the story of Saint Maria Goretti and her grisly murder at the age of eleven. On her deathbed, she said of her killer, I forgive him, and I want him to be with me in heaven. But how did her incredible forgiveness affect her murderer? While it took years, Maria's offer of mercy eventually transformed Alessandro's life. Alessandro's story has never been fully told ¬‚¬ until now. Alessandro Serenelli: A Story of Forgiveness is a captivating story of mercy and forgiveness, both given and accepted. Learn about Alessandro's difficult childhood, the murder of Maria, his prison sentence, his conversion as a result of Maria's intercession, and the final years of his life with a Capuchin community. Through his life story, you'll gain a new understanding of the nature of repentance and of God's patience and unfailing love.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. From the beginning, I saw victims at both ends of that gun. America lost two of her sons that night. From Murder to Forgiveness is a wonderful book by an extraordinary man who is making a difference in children's lives. Azim Khamisa lost his son to senseless violence and, rather than lose himself in grief or turn to vengeance, committed himself to teaching nonviolence to children and communities. We can all learn from this very special man of peace and wisdom. --Marion Wright Edeleman, president of the Children's Defense Fund I have known many heroes in my life, men and women who have been acknowledged with the greatest of honors, from the Medal of Honor to the Nobel Prize. None stand taller than you; none have greater courage. You, my friend, are my hero. --Walter Anderson, editor of Parade Magazine What Azim Khamisa and Ples Felix are doing is tremendous. It's the kind of thing people have to do if this epidemic is ever going to end. --Gary Fields, writer for USA Today In a world of a million moving stories, I found their Azim Khamisa and Ples Felix] alliance against youth violence to be one of the most compelling and deeply touching. --Chuck Stevenson, producer for 48 Hours (CBS) You have stirred the soul of the nation by your work. How can we repeat what you are doing in San Diego in other parts of the country? --Janet Reno, US Attorney General. …

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. The Power of Forgiveness by author Michael Cooley Sr. is a nonfiction work of Christian living and Christian theology that walks readers through biblical forgiveness in order for them to achieve victory over pain from past hurts and abuse. Using his own personal life experience of being held up by robbers as a teenager, and the emotional and spiritual effects of this traumatic incident, author Michael Cooley Sr. walks readers through steps toward forgiveness and victory over the hurt and pain of the past. These steps to forgiveness include facing the past, overcoming fears, asking others for help, and relying on God for protection and healing, in addition to prayer and thanksgiving. Through application questions at the end of each chapter, readers will be drawn into their own journey of healing through forgiveness. Christian devotional; pastoral care; Christian counseling; forgiveness; emotional healing; counseling; abuse; trauma; PTSD; posttraumatic stress disorder.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Go beyond merely forgiving and forgetting . and discover how to make peace with your past. "Like many of you, I've been dealt a few cards I do not think I deserved," writes Amy Lyles Wilson. "In response, I used to think forgiving and forgetting meant I had to act like I had never been wronged. The writers in this collection tell me otherwise. Forgiving, they say, does not require pretending you were never hurt. It does mean, however, that you'll need to make peace with your past to embrace the future." Learn how to genuinely free yourself from resentments and get on with your life through gentle guiding words from Henri Nouwen, Douglas Steere, Mary Lou Redding, Marjorie Thompson, Flora Slosson Wuellner, and others. This insightful, healing book addresses such questions as: What exactly is forgiveness, and what is it not? Should all hurts or offenses be forgiven? What do I do if someone refuses to forgive me? How do I forgive myself? If forgiveness doesn't come easily to you, take heart. With practice, you'll learn how to let go and move on.…

Hardback. Zustand: Good. A "powerful and insightful" (Cyntoia Brown-Long, author of Free Cyntoia) memoir in the vein of Just Mercy and The Sum of Us that upends our understanding about the future of policing in the United States and explores how we can begin healing from systemic injustice. In 2012, nineteen-year-old Leon Ford was shot five times by a Pittsburgh police officer during a racially charged traffic stop stemming from a case of mistaken identity. When he woke up in the hospital, he was faced with two life-changing realities: he was a new father, and he was paralyzed from the waist down. Leon found the only way to move forward was to let go of his bitterness and learn to practice forgiveness. Now, in this memoir and manifesto, Leon illustrates how this harrowing experience has inspired a deep reckoning with the issues his community is facing, not only with police brutality, but also an epidemic of street violence, toxic masculinity and its impact on Black fatherhood, and the lack of disability rights and mental health access in disenfranchised communities. In the wake of countless similar shootings across the country, Leon details how he turned towards social activism, dedicating himself to bridging the gap between the police and the communities they are supposed to serve. With a voice filled with "healing, triumph, and resilience" (Shaka Senghor, bestselling author of Writing My Wrongs), Ford offers fresh, counterintuitive ways we can effect social change. Leon shows us how, together, we can move away from retribution and towards transformative justice in order to end police brutality and heal as a country. As he once said, "Lead with love. Start compassionate conversations even with individuals and systems that have caused you pain. I know from experience that you can make your pain purposeful.". …

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Paperback. Zustand: Good. From Forgiveness to Fulfillment - a sequel to Azim's first book, From Murder to Forgiveness - beautifully illustrates how Azim has found fulfillment through forgiveness, detailing the evolution of a father dedicated to healing not only his heart, but also the wounds of our society.…

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Paperback. Zustand: Good. Welcome to the countryside village of Asahigaoka, a quaint town far-removed from the hustle-and-bustle of the big city. You couldn't imagine a more isolated setting in all of Japan. So when Tokyo-raised elementary school student Hotaru Ichijo transfers to the tiny Asahigaoka Branch School due to her father's job, she's in the for the culture shock of her life.Join Hotaru and her new friends, the eccentric Renge, and the mischevious sisters Natsumi and Komari, as they share daily adventures in the idyllic Japanese countryside.…

Hardback. Zustand: Very Good. "The Officer's Daughter is a masterpiece. More than that, it's the perfect book for our troubled time. Johnson has written the deepest, most emotionally resonant understanding of forgiveness and justice I have ever read."--Darin Strauss, bestselling author of Half a Life The author reflects on a terrible tragedy that forever altered the fabric of her family in this remarkable memoir, a heart-wrenching story of love, violence, coming of age, secrets, justice, and forgiveness.  When she was sixteen, Elle Johnson lived in Queens with her family; she dreamed of being best friends with her popular, cool cousin Karen from the Bronx.  Coming from a family of black law enforcement officers, Elle felt that Karen would understand her in a way no one else could. Elle's father was a highly protective, at times overbearing, parole officer; her uncle, Karen's dad, was a homicide detective.  On an ordinary night, the Johnson family's lives were changed forever. Karen was shot and killed in a robbery gone wrong at the Burger King where she worked. The NYPD and FBI launched a cross-country manhunt to find the killers, and the subsequent trials and media circus marked the end of Elle's childhood innocence. Thirty years later, Elle was living in Los Angeles and working as a television writer, including on many police procedural shows, when she received an unexpected request. One of Karen's killers was eligible for parole, and her older brother asked Elle to write a letter to the parole board arguing against his release. Elle realized that before she could condemn a man she'd never met to remain in prison, she had to face the hard truths of her own past: of a family who didn't speak of the murder and its devastating effect, of the secrets they buried, of a complicated father she never truly understood.  The Officer's Daughter is a piercing memoir that explores with unflinching honesty what parents can and cannot do to protect their children, the reverberations of violence on survivors' lives, and the overwhelming power of forgiveness, even in the face of unspeakable tragedy.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Many of us remain confused, in difficult relationships, financially strapped, depressed and frustrated. Despite working the 12 Steps, staying abstinent, and attending meetings, we may still be struggling. Emotional Sobriety is a result of doing, not only understanding. Move past the definition of problems to the solutios in action. Exercise and worksheet topics include: accoutability, action, blessings, humilty, innocence, forgiveness, grace, gratitude, irritations, letting go, meditation, prayer, will.…

Hardback. Zustand: Good. "The Officer's Daughter is a masterpiece. More than that, it's the perfect book for our troubled time. Johnson has written the deepest, most emotionally resonant understanding of forgiveness and justice I have ever read."--Darin Strauss, bestselling author of Half a Life The author reflects on a terrible tragedy that forever altered the fabric of her family in this remarkable memoir, a heart-wrenching story of love, violence, coming of age, secrets, justice, and forgiveness.  When she was sixteen, Elle Johnson lived in Queens with her family; she dreamed of being best friends with her popular, cool cousin Karen from the Bronx.  Coming from a family of black law enforcement officers, Elle felt that Karen would understand her in a way no one else could. Elle's father was a highly protective, at times overbearing, parole officer; her uncle, Karen's dad, was a homicide detective.  On an ordinary night, the Johnson family's lives were changed forever. Karen was shot and killed in a robbery gone wrong at the Burger King where she worked. The NYPD and FBI launched a cross-country manhunt to find the killers, and the subsequent trials and media circus marked the end of Elle's childhood innocence. Thirty years later, Elle was living in Los Angeles and working as a television writer, including on many police procedural shows, when she received an unexpected request. One of Karen's killers was eligible for parole, and her older brother asked Elle to write a letter to the parole board arguing against his release. Elle realized that before she could condemn a man she'd never met to remain in prison, she had to face the hard truths of her own past: of a family who didn't speak of the murder and its devastating effect, of the secrets they buried, of a complicated father she never truly understood.  The Officer's Daughter is a piercing memoir that explores with unflinching honesty what parents can and cannot do to protect their children, the reverberations of violence on survivors' lives, and the overwhelming power of forgiveness, even in the face of unspeakable tragedy.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Are you trapped by anger or constant irritation?Even if you think you have forgiven someone, latent anger is a sure sign you are suffering from an unresolved offense or abuse. And in an effort to protect yourself, you have likely hurt others as well. Managing anger will never get you to freedom. You have to address the root cause. Forgiveness is not necessarily reconciliation. Forgiveness is not magic, and healing is a process. MOVING FORWARD will guide you to the root and help you begin to do the work required to walk in forgiveness. It will help you let go of the stuff that is killing you and guide you down the road to freedom Moving Forward clarifies what it means to forgive as an act of faithful obedience without minimizing the offense and its consequences. This book is a God-send for those hurting from abuse or unresolved offenses as it highlights how what we have experienced doesn't have to be our permanent reality. Moving Forward shows us how to acknowledge our pain, heal from hurts, and be inspired by hope.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. If you died right now, would you go to heaven? God wants His children to have a spirit of confidence, not doubt. Yet so many Christians fail to experience the peace that comes from being confident of their salvation. A Glimpse Into God's Heart helps us chase these lingering doubts from our lives. By turning to Scripture for a deeper understanding of God's forgiveness, we learn why we need forgiveness, what God has done to make forgiveness possible, how we can accept it, and how forgiveness is seen in the life of a Christian. When we begin to understand God's forgiveness we can experience a peace that passes understanding. Our lives are no longer clouded by fear and doubt but governed instead by a confidence in what God has done for us. Understanding God's forgiveness provides the basis for confident Christian living.…

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. This book addresses specifically how YOU can bring the tangible power of love and forgiveness into your world. You will learn why forgiveness works, not just in metaphysical terms, but also biologically. You will come to recognize the patterns and beliefs that create resistance to forgiveness, and you will see clearly how easy it is to overcome this resistance once you understand what a powerful force forgiveness is. You will learn how to practice presence so that who you really are can compassionately transcend who you think you are. And, you will learn a simple, easy-to-use process to help you forgive and free yourself from past limitations and stories to finally be who you really are. You will also have the opportunity to unconditionally love and accept yourself - and in so doing, become a light unto the world. Thank you in advance for joining me on this transformational journey, and may the power of Love light your way.…

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Many of us remain confused, in difficult relationships, financially strapped, depressed and frustrated. Despite working the 12 Steps, staying abstinent, and attending meetings, we may still be struggling. Emotional Sobriety is a result of doing, not only understanding. Move past the definition of problems to the solutios in action. Exercise and worksheet topics include: accoutability, action, blessings, humilty, innocence, forgiveness, grace, gratitude, irritations, letting go, meditation, prayer, will. …

Paperback. Zustand: Good. For more than a decade, Marion Jones was hailed as the ?the fastest woman on the planet.? At the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia, she became the first woman ever to win five medals at one Olympics. That same year, the Associated Press and ESPN named her Athlete of the Year. She was on the cover of Vogue and Time. She seemed to have it all?fame, fortune, talent, and international acclaim. Now she is a convicted felon.The trouble started in 2003 when she lied to federal agents about her use of a performance-enhancing drug and her knowledge of a check fraud scam. In 2007, no longer able to live with the lies, she admitted the truth. In a sad end to what seemed like a storybook career, she was stripped of her medals, and her track-and-field records were wiped from the books.She was incarcerated at Carswell federal prison in Fort Worth, Texas?a prison known for its violence and abuse. While there, she kept herself in shape and her sanity intact by running on a dirt track and a treadmill in the prison?s improvised weight room. But her imprisonment was not the end for Marion Jones. In fact, it marked a new beginning. She is now using her story to change the lives of people the world over and inspire others who, like her, face obstacles that seem insurmountable.On the Right Track is the candidly told story of how Marion came to grips with her lies and the consequences of her actions, and how she found meaning in all of it. What she tells her children and has now applied to her own life is that when you make a mistake, you admit it, you accept the consequences, you move on, you make the wrong a right. She teaches her children and others to take a break and pause before making impulsive and potentially harmful decisions.At the heart of this book are real issues that we all face: learning to grow through pain; making decisions that will help us far into the future; overcoming failure and discouragement; and applying practical principles that point the way to personal and spiritual breakthrough.…