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A breath of fresh air, Science and Spirituality takes a down-to-earth journey with infinite mind. It accounts for practical discoveries of scientific and spiritual mind power. The ideas are not new or old, but freely open to the restorative workability of reason and inspiration. Consciousness expands healthily. Viewpoints connect or reconnect in ways that naturally reveal our true essence and environment.

Daniel Patterson was a civilian prisoner captured by Confederate Commander John Mosby and held hostage at Libby Prison in Richmond, Virginia, as a future exchange. Within two months, a life-threatening illness strikes Daniel, yet he recovers only to be sent to Salisbury Prison in North Carolina. A stormy night in the autumn of 1862 distracts the guards as he escapes. He walks at night, 400 miles north to Union lines, and returns home to his wife in New Hampshire. Weak. Carrying the burden of trauma and the miracle of reaching freedom, alone but not alone.

In today's world of clever blogs, tweets, and Facebook posts, millions of people are searching for deeper meaning. The ideas in 21st Century Science & Health with Key to the Scriptures offers an overview of universal truths to achieve your personal, career, and spiritual goals today. This is a step beyond simply developing complicated coping skills. You can learn the techniques and tools of the world's most influential people to expand and manifest courage, peace, and meaning in life.

This book, From Science & Religion to God, is a briefer, modern, narrative of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, written by Mary Baker Eddy in the 19th century. Ideas in From Science & Religion to God discuss how to use timeless spiritual truths to filter information and discover spiritual knowledge. You learn how to give mental treatments to balance mind, body, and spirit.

A fast moving story of growing up in a big family, working on the farm as cheap labor, and reclaiming our native happiness and sense of belonging. Listeners relate to Cheryl's life of plunging in and out of self-doubts and risk-taking, while finding the confidence to operate heavy-equipment and nurture family. A family that takes on a new look. Cheryl gives voice to our abilities to deepen and enlarge relationships and to experience mental and physical health. A serious tone shows when to say “no” to abuse, and a whimsical tone shows when to say “yes” to newness.

Raising Children Without Church teaches how God and meaning are found in everyday life. It shows how faith grows, along with children, through art, music, food, gardening, and pets. Raising Children Without Church introduces faith-related information that children will encounter on the playground, on a walk, in the store, and while visiting friends.