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a book that brings home the fact that in order to live a happy and spiritual
life, the answers are very simple. Dr. Liberman explains that living does
not have to be a struggle. He shows how to listen to your heart -- the place
where all your true answers are -- and to realize that we already are what we
strive to be... we simply have to remember who we really are.
This book is not weighed down by excess. The writing is to the point and
feels conversational, like sitting in front of the fire with an old friend.
I refer to this book often, and will continue to do so. It has become one of
my favorite gifts to give.
If you're looking for inspiration that doesn't make you feel that your
spiritual goal is "way out there" -- that in fact, you are already there --
Wisdom From An Empty Mind is the book for you.
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Writing this formidable book is an arduous journey, yet Cindy has undertaken this unfamiliar effort because she realizes there are many prophetic potential out there but few have ever made themselves wise and mature. Surely, this book will set you free from unfounded fears that has long saddled on budding ministry belonging to the prophetic.
First of all, as a woman leader, Cindy has taken an extraordinary approach in confronting issues of the prophetic. She is God's strategy to intercept much of today's whirlpool of confusion and wrong mindsets. Read how she flushes out the fears surrounding the prophetic calling by granulating her wealth of experience into digestible words. In addition, Cindy also tied her integrity and credibility with an abundant of reference to the biblical text.
Lies within this book, you will soon discover that God is more than willing to reveal His heart. All He needs is an obedient mouthpiece. So don't ever say you are not worthy. This book will prove you wrong. But speaking forth a word from the throne requires delicate shaping and consistent training. A well known prophetic figure once said you need a shovel when tempering the prophetic. This is absolutely true because dispensation and operation of the prophetic is ostensibly free from the cord of license, permission, and accountability.
Thus, the arrival of the "Voice of God" on our local bookstore shelf is timely. Cindy prescribes acceptable approach in releasing prophetic word at both personal and corporate level. She emphasizes that protocol and submission form the safety net that will prevent many from a careless "fall".
Thanks Cindy for steering us out from our settled thoughts, and leading us to the path of God's truth and power.
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Then Anne Bailey was found murdered. She had worked in the DA's office with Kali O'Brien on the Bayside Strangler case. Kali finds out her friend has been killed and notifies Owen Nelson, DA and candidate for governor, about the slaying because Kali is concerned there are things about Anne's death that are similar to the Bayside Strangler murders. Both Kali and Anne had worked with Owen on that case.
Owen is concerned that publicity of this could kill his run for governor. So he asks Kali to come back to his office and discreetly assist the detectives on this case.
When there are more murders, the press makes the connection and it can no longer be kept quiet. Kali assists the 2 detectives and ends up in danger. Uncertain of who the dangerous one is, she starts accusing those closest to her.
I always like this series. This author is one of my favorites. She has another series as well with a suburban housewife as an amateur sleuth that I love.
I was a little hesitant to read this book as I was afraid it would be filled with gruesome details and be a scary read. That is not the case. The information is presented in a way that you know the danger and type of killing, but it is not dwelled upon.
I recommend this book and both of her series.
I have only recently discovered Ms. Jacobs's Kali O'Brien series, and I am thoroughly hooked. She now definitely tops my list of favorites.
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That being said (typed), I did not think this was the best account that I have read of the subject. Davidson's book
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As an aviation historian, I have a large collection of books about WWII aviation. Top Stick is one of the most interesting I have ever read and I recommend it very highly.
Marshall A. Dean, Lt. Col. USAF (Retired)
Board of Directors, 43-K Aviation Cadet Association
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He narrarates this true story detailing his youth in school, boy scouts, and support for his ball club, the Brooklyn Dodgers. However, life will soon change for young Art and his family as his father is illegally taken from them and interned at Ellis Island as a "Nazi criminal". This is just the beginning of the Jacob's family internment journey that takes them from Ellis Island, to the Crystal City Texas Internment Camp, then to Germany where Art spends his 13th birthday in the Hohenasperg prison.
I believe that his intention and motive for writing his story is NOT for compensation, revenge, or to denounce the United States. As I read his story, I felt his sincerity, compassion, and most importantly his intention to MAKE THE TRUTH KNOWN. Because of Art's story, The United States Government has an opportunity to acknowlege Art and other internees that wrongdoings to Americans of German decent did occur.
I recommend this hard to put down, well documented book to those who are interested in WWII history, post WWII Germany, internment life, as well as those interested in reading a boy's burning desire to overcome and succeed under any circumstance to come back to his "Country 'tis of thee".
Locating Mr. Jacobs' book in my library, I read a fascinating account of what the author and his family endured during World War II, and after the war with the expatriation and repatriation to Germany.
Interviewing Mr. Jacobs for my research paper, culminated in a better understanding of what our government did, and may do once again with Arab-Americans in the attempt to prevent future terrorism. It is tragic when a government does what it thinks right at the time, but then refuses to apologize for the injustices committed against its own citizens.
I recommend this book to every German-American, as well as all Americans who never learned the whole story during their formative education.
I believe this book should be an eye-opener. We need to be concerned that our government can give such power to one man such as Edward J. Ennis, that our military could treat even criminals the way this child was treated, and that most Americans still know nothing about the treatment of German Americans during World War II.