Exploring the intersection of spiritual teachings, this book merges insights from The Course In Miracles and the Holy Bible to guide readers in comprehending their spiritual identity and connection to God. The author, an English teacher, delves into the idea that everyone can be a teacher, drawing from years of study to reveal the profound truths and wisdom encapsulated in the concept of a Teacher of God.
Set against the serene backdrop of Sebago Lake in Maine, two grieving souls, Derek and Ingrid, form a deep connection as they navigate their shared loss—Derek from a tragic train crash and Ingrid from a sudden heart attack. Their budding romance offers hope and solace, but Ingrid harbors a secret that could jeopardize their newfound love. The story explores themes of grief, healing, and the complexities of moving on while still holding onto the past.
From the rear cover:Do you feel stuck in the past? Do you repeatedly replay events that have already happened? Or do you find yourself projecting into the future, anticipating what hasn't yet happened--and may not. One-day-at-a-time Therapy will help you focus on today and awaken your confidence as a gifted child of God--happy, loved, and in control of your own life.FOREWORDDo you feel stuck in the past? Do you repeatedly replay events that have already happened? Or do you find yourself projecting into the future, anticipating what hasn't yet happened--and may not. Preoccupation with remembering the past and projecting the future can keep you from living in the present. The ability to live "in the moment" is one of the most important elements of life. It sounds simple; it is difficult to do. One-day-at-a-time Therapy helps you to focus on today, to let go of painful memories of your past and your fears of the future. It encourages you to see yourself as a child, happy and loved and in control of your own life. It affirms that God is very close to you--and that God is now!
Dankbarkeit wird oft als selbstverständlich angesehen, doch in schwierigen Zeiten wie Verlust oder Schmerz kann sie schwer zu empfinden sein. Das Buch untersucht die Herausforderungen und die Bedeutung von Dankbarkeit in Krisensituationen. Es stellt Fragen zur Relevanz und Motivation für Dankbarkeit und regt dazu an, neue Perspektiven zu entwickeln, um auch in dunklen Momenten Wertschätzung zu finden.