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Rebuilding The Temple$10.00+ $2.50 S+H Buy From CCNow Healing for Body, Mind and Spirit"Rebuilding the Temple:Healing for Body, Mind and Spirit" is the sequel to "Rebuilding the Temple:A Spiritual Journey to Wholeness". Much of the mental and physical illness that we experience is due to our misperceptions of God, ourselves and others. In continuing the journey to wholeness, Dr. Marilyn Blackston outlines the steps to healing, beginning with our spiritual foundation, seeking healing of all of our emotional and physical hurts, clearing the emotonal garbage and finally healing our relationships. Although healing is not an easy journey, this compact book will be a satisfying roadmap to total wellness. Table of Contents 1. Firming Your Spiritual Foundation 2. Healing 3. Clearing the Garbage 4. Healing Relationships
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Rebuilding The Temple$10.00+ $2.50 S+H Buy From CCNow A Spiritual Journey to WholenessHow can we achieve maximum health for our bodies? All of us, especially women, says Dr. Marilyn L. Blackston, must understand the interrelationship between body, mind, and spirit. When one of these aspects is not whole, the others are adversely affected. In 10 value-packed chapters, she shows us how to achieve maximum health by endowing our bodies our temples with the proper spiritual perspective. Table of Contents 1. Why Should We Rebuild Our Temples? 2. Spiritual Warfare 3. Self-Esteem 4. Dealing With Stress 5. Your Relationship to Food 6. Meal Planning Strategies 7. Exercise 8. Rest 9. Dealing With Toxins 10. Encouragement
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The Little Crab$12.95 + $2.50 S+H Buy from CCNow One morning the Little Crab tells his mother that he doesn’t want to go to school. The nasty bullies, Big Bob and Huge Hal, keep beating up the Little Crab and his friend Starry. But luckily, they find a friend, Jellyfish. He tells the Little Crab that he may be able to help with the bully problem. The story ends when Jellyfish finds a quick solution. Christina Bryant was 10 years old when she wrote and illustrated this book. She is the daughter of Dr. Marilyn Blackston. This is her first published book. "It's a fun story and the illustrations were wonderful" Bill Cosby |
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