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Paperback. Condition: Good. A Guide on How our Deceased Loved Ones Try to Contact Us through the Use of Signs Channeled insight and support from the author's guides and teachers will illuminate for you the steps by which the other side can communicate with every individual and how you can communicate with them *Have you ever dreamed of departed loved ones? *Is it possible for the dead to communicate with us? *Have you ever experienced smells, sounds or electrical phenomena around you after the passing of a friend, family member or colleague? These might be signs that they are trying to contact you to let you know that they continue to be available to you. This book, Hello.Anyone Home? will teach you how to understand the process by which signs are given and received after the change known as death.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. An inspirational journey to openness and vulnerability, love and self-worth, seeing and being seen. From the outside, Leah Zaccaria appeared to have it all: the picture-perfect family, the stylish suburban home, the blossoming corporate career. But on the inside, she was still the lonely little girl hiding under the dining room table. The girl who hoped that, if she did everything right, someone would come to her rescue. That someone would finally see her. It wasn't until she started practicing yoga that she realized achievement isn't the same as worth, and that conformity can't buy love. Seen is the story of Zaccaria's life, her transformation from exhausted overachiever to openhearted vulnerability seeker. Now, as a yoga teacher and owner of hauteyoga Queen Anne and shefayoga Roosevelt, she wants to share her journey--the wounds and the joys, the self-deceptions and the self-realizations--so that others will feel free to do the same.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. An inspirational journey to openness and vulnerability, love and self-worth, seeing and being seen. From the outside, Leah Zaccaria appeared to have it all: the picture-perfect family, the stylish suburban home, the blossoming corporate career. But on the inside, she was still the lonely little girl hiding under the dining room table. The girl who hoped that, if she did everything right, someone would come to her rescue. That someone would finally see her. It wasn't until she started practicing yoga that she realized achievement isn't the same as worth, and that conformity can't buy love. Seen is the story of Zaccaria's life, her transformation from exhausted overachiever to openhearted vulnerability seeker. Now, as a yoga teacher and owner of hauteyoga Queen Anne and shefayoga Roosevelt, she wants to share her journey--the wounds and the joys, the self-deceptions and the self-realizations--so that others will feel free to do the same.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. A Guide on How our Deceased Loved Ones Try to Contact Us through the Use of Signs Channeled insight and support from the author's guides and teachers will illuminate for you the steps by which the other side can communicate with every individual and how you can communicate with them *Have you ever dreamed of departed loved ones? *Is it possible for the dead to communicate with us? *Have you ever experienced smells, sounds or electrical phenomena around you after the passing of a friend, family member or colleague? These might be signs that they are trying to contact you to let you know that they continue to be available to you. This book, Hello.Anyone Home? will teach you how to understand the process by which signs are given and received after the change known as death.…

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Hardback. Condition: Good. The Kindness of the Hangman is the inspiring true story of a young German boy, Henry Oster, and his struggle for survival against Nazi persecution, slave labor, starvation and the threat of extermination.Henry Oster was just five years old, a wide-eyed boy from the beautiful ancient city of Cologne, Germany, when Adolf Hitler took power in 1933. Even though Henry's father was a wounded, decorated German soldier in World War I, the Nazis' cruel obsession with Jews turned the Oster's lives into a spiral of persecution and desperation. Henry and his family were ostracized, vilified and brutalized.They were torn from their home and deported to the infamous Lodz, Poland Ghetto, where desperate Jews were imprisoned on their way to the Nazi death camps. Henry struggled to keep himself and his family alive and together in a world where the slightest misstep would earn them a date with the Ghetto hangman. He worked crippling hours, scrounged and stole food, and hid his mother in a secret attic to avoid being captured in Nazi raids and shipped off to the killing camps in the Polish countryside.A Gestapo deception finally pushed them onto a stifling, filth-ridden cattle car, on a ride to a place whose name has come to symbolize the worst of humanity: Auschwitz. As others around him succumbed to the gas chambers, beatings, starvation and disease, Henry Oster somehow found the strength to stay alive. He and 130 other boys were assigned to work in the Auschwitz stables, breeding horses for the Russian invasion of the German war effort. He was put in charge of Barbarossa, a magnificent stallion, and was forced to help in the violent process of breeding Barbarossa with the mares. He survived selections for the gas chambers, a firing squad, a death march through the killing Polish winter, a strafing attack by Allied fighter-bombers and the last murderous throes of the Nazi Reich.As the Allied armies closed in on Berlin Henry was finally liberated, on the razor's edge of starvation, from the Buchenwald concentration camp by General George Patton's 3rd Army, among them sobbing African-American soldiers who understood the prejudice and injustice he had suffered for so many years. He was liberated alongside fellow teenager Elie Wiesel, author of the compelling, best-selling novel, Night, and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. Of the 2,011 Jews who were rounded up by the Gestapo and deported from Cologne, Henry Oster is the only person still alive to tell their story. He was one of only 19 German-speaking Jewish boys to emerge alive from the concentration camps after the war.Oster's struggles did not stop with his escape from the Nazis' persecution. After coming of age as a free young man in Paris he made his way to Los Angeles, arriving with no money, no English and no education. By pumping gas and fixing cars after school he worked his way through high school and UCLA, and became an influential and respected Professor of Optometry. At the age of 85 he was still seeing patients, helping the world to see. In 2011 Henry made a moving and triumphant return to Cologne, where he spoke before the Mayor, city officials, diplomats and Holocaust historians, and visited the Gunter Demnig art project of sidewalk plaques--stumbling stones--that memorialize his mother and father.Now, at the age of 87, Henry Oster is just as vibrant and determined as ever to tell the story of one of the last few survivors of the Nazi death camps, and to caution students and audiences all over the world about the racism, fascism and politics of fear that gave rise to the Nazi nightmanre, and which are still alive and well in otherwise civilized societies today.…

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