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Catherine Ponder shares the spiritual laws of healing and deals with the causes of emotional and physical problems. She shows one how to turn on the corrective thoughts in order to change the whole pattern of your life for the better. It is explained that everybody can use these ancient healing laws and there's nothing mysterious about them. In fact, healing constantly takes place in our lives in simple ways that seem miraculous. We all have the healing power if we only realize it. This is a book that substantially expands one's consciousness and should be on every healer's bookshelf.

40 Prayers for My Future Husband will get you ready to receive him. You’ll spend the next 40 days speaking God’s word over him and taking the time to pray for him in key life areas. When you pray for others, God usually changes you as a result. I pray this rings true for you as you pray for your future husband and marriage. This prayer journey is also meant to transform your relationship with God, yourself, and your ideas around what it means to be married.

We know that one in seven children in the US has suffered from abuse in their families. Neglect is the most common form of child abuse. Authorities believe this is a conservative estimate given that many cases are unreported.

This bооk іѕ fоr the estimated fіvе mіllіоn Blасk wоmеn іn thе Unіtеd Stаtеѕ whо might bе lіvіng wіth bіроlаr II dіѕоrdеr and for those that love them. Bipolar II and the Black Wоman gives listeners аn оvеrvіеw of whаt іt means to bе bіроlаr аnd coping tірѕ оn hоw thеу саn bеѕt mаnаgе thеіr hіghѕ аnd lows. This book соvеrs topics such аѕ medication, self-care, anxiety disorders, аngеr mаnаgеmеnt techniques, when to seek medical care, and more.

Your power as a Black woman shouldn’t be stifled. There is so much value that you can gain from glowing it up, and you shouldn’t be forced to dim your light. Viewing Black in its purest form paints a clear picture of what it represents--power, elegance, strength, and mystery. This is who we are as Black women.