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Empaths are a gift the universe has given to humanity, but instead of enjoying the many benefits they bring, we have isolated them. This book will help you understand the different types of empaths that exist in this world. You'll also learn how to identify one and help provide them with support.

Empaths are a gift to humanity that unfortunately humanity has neglected. Empaths are the bridges between every space, gap and social need our world has. Their abilities to understand beyond the understandable provides the people around them an opportunity to achieve and thrive. Empaths are the intuitive healers and nurturers of humanity, but only if we allow them to thrive among us.

Though he's fought in hundreds of battles in a dozen countries, Dominick the Immortal has never know defeat. Now the king has given him his greatest challenge, to become the Lord of Godwin, and marry its lady, Eleanor. Upon meeting her, he is instantly attracted to the green-eyed beauty, but angered by the king's order she vows she will never love him.

British TV reporter Ron Onions was based in New York at a momentous period of US history, covering the moon landings and the assassination of Martin Luther King. Yet at the same time as his high-flying career was taking this transatlantic turn, he was facing tough choices at home: his younger daughter, four-year-old Lulu had been born without a thyroid gland, and her resulting severely disruptive symptoms posed a huge challenge for her caring family.

The powerful, very personal, and deeply moving true story of how two cuddly characters, Blue Bunny and Snoopy, kept the love going between daughter and mother during a very intense time. This is the text and email diary of how one mother, Fiona Fridd, coped (or didn't) during her daughter's her gap year! After the farewell hugs and tears, the story moves on to the how these two cute, loveable characters from her daughter's childhood days helped keep the dialogue of love going between mother and daughter.

We face a crisis of sexuality. During the last few years, we have witnessed an unprecedented breakdown of traditions and mores concerning sexuality and the family. Countries across the West have suddenly and seemingly irrevocably instituted same-sex marriage; a former athlete has won awards for publicly changing gender; and no one seems to know what restroom to use any more. What used to be taboo and frowned upon has become normal and even encouraged. What used to be normal and sought after is now viewed as unnecessary and possibly harmful.