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Food-Free at Last by Dr. Robert Jones MD PhD DDS ODD,J.M. Porup Pdf
Get the Monkey Off Your Back Food is a drug. Break the shackles of addiction and learn to eat air! In this detailed guide, Dr. Robert Jones, MD, PhD, DDS, ODD gives you the practical, step-by-step advice you need to transition to the air-only diet. Common Questions About the Air-Only Diet: Eating air? Are you crazy? I am a medical doctor with more than forty years of clinical experience. An Obesity Epidemic is sweeping across our great nation. Eating air is the answer. Isn't there a risk of malnutrition? Not at all! Air contains all the vitamins, minerals, electrolytes and essential amino acids your body needs. A friend of mine went on the air-only diet and starved to death. Will I die too? Lies, lies and more lies! Propaganda spread by the agro-business special interests that run Washington. They will do anything to keep you down, in ignorance of the truth! A Million Dieters Can't be Wrong! Every day the emails pour in: "Thank you, Dr. Robert Jones, MD, PhD, DDS, ODD! Oh, thank you! I've eaten nothing but air for the last two months and I've lost eight hundred pounds! My husband says I'll make a fine skeleton! I can't wait!!!" "Damn this air is tasty." "Dear Dr. Jones, What a discovery! You make Einstein look like an ignoramus. We hereby award you the Prizes for Medicine, Chemistry and Peace." --the Nobel Committee Also in This Groundbreaking Diet Book: * Lunge and Chomp -- Learn the Secrets of Air-Eating Technique! * The Twelve Steps to Food Freedom -- Anyone Can Do It! * The Hidden Menace in Our Society That Can Prevent You From Eating Air -- and How We as a Nation can Overcome It! About the Author An acclaimed pioneer in the field of Airitarianism, Dr. Robert Jones, MD, PhD, DDS, ODD has dedicated his life to freeing food-eaters from slavery to addictive caloric substances. That's why he wrote Food-Free at Last--to expose the truth the agro-business special interests don't want you to know. And that's why he's running for President in 2015. It's time to put this country on a diet--the air-only diet, the only diet proven to work. It's time to cure our great nation of the Obesity Epidemic sweeping from coast to coast. It's time to end the oligarchy's influence on our political process and bring true freedom back to America. Go the Power of Air!
Free at Last in Paradise by Ananda W. P. Guruge Pdf
FREE AT LAST IN PARADISE is a historical novel on Sri Lanka. It is the first part of A SRI LANKAN TRILOGY FROM FREEDOM TO PEACE and deals with the period 1848 to 1948 when the country evolved into a modern nation and regained independence. It is a gripping novel tracing the path of the freedom movement, in then Ceylon from the 1848 rebellion to Independence in 1948. It features a Buddhist boy; a young novice in a temple, later educated in missionary schools, becomes a government functionary, a forest monk and still later an erudite scholar, whose life parallels the freedom movement driven mainly by the Buddhist revival led by Colonel Henry Steel Olcott and his followers Anagarika Dharmapala and Sir Baron Jayatilake. The hero was a strong nationalist, deeply involved in the movement most of his adult life. Though a work of epic proportions, full of information masterfully dissecting every aspect of social and family life, with all its strains of caste and class, as well as the political and cultural scene of Ceylon at the time, it is a triumphant love story, that is by turns dramatic and powerful, romantic and tender that makes you want to keep reading. Displaying the author's dexterity, the most readable prose is appropriately laced with exhilarating verse. This is an extraordinary novel that exemplifies the best of historical fiction. Somehow he has managed to make the story both educational and, dare I say it, fun! “The book will be read with pleasure," says David Vickery of Britain, "by those who love Ceylon and introduce those who have no knowledge of the country to a fascinating society." Leslie Gray M.D. of Denver, Colorado, USA, in his review published in the Journal of Theosophical History, says, “a magnum opus, a masterpiece from any angle. Elegant style, eloquent language, relentless tempo, exciting and almost galloping.”
As this volume indicates, the issues facing black America are diverse, and the tools needed to understand these phenomena cross disciplinary boundaries. In this anthology, the authors address a wide range of topics including race, gender, class, sexual orientation, globalism, migration, health, politics, culture, and urban issues-from a diversity of disciplinary perspectives.
Describes the experiences of African Americans in the South, from the Emancipation in 1863 to the 1954 Supreme Court decision that declared school segregation illegal.
Paul survives an attempt on his life, only to learn that both his sons are tragically lost at sea. He is not only physically weak and emotionally barren, but loses all hope for the future and resorts to a suicide attempt. When this fails, he nurtures a deep hatred for God, whom he once trusted. After his encounter with an atheist, his hatred for God turns to disbelief, and he enthusiastically reviews the material provided by his new atheist friend to prove that there really is no supreme being. Paul’s old friendship with a Catholic monk and other friends fails to alter his new views about atheism. On the contrary, he mocks the monk’s arguments that there is a supreme being. But Paul is a professional, trained in objectivity, and faced with conflicting concepts, he embarks on the search for truth. For his peace of mind, he tries to satisfy this urge by deepening his research on both diverging notions. Only a chance meeting with a tramp leads him to the road of reconciling his views. This tramp was once wealthy; losing his wife and fortune he accepts his fate, relying only on a caring God. Convinced that he has discovered the path to be free at last, Paul divests himself of all entanglements. Publisher's website: http: //sbprabooks.com/ManuelBorda
The book is about a young black girl coming of age in the city after being raised in the South with family members for ten years, not knowing anything about her parents. The character struggles a lot in this fiction, but you will have to read the book to find out how things turn out for her. We know she will be free from whatever it is that haunts her. A must read for anyone struggling with addiction or a love one struggling.
How did freed slaves reinvent themselves after the shackles of slavery had been lifted? How were they reintegrated into society, and what was their social position and status? What contributions did they make to the society that had once - sometimes brutally - repressed them? This collection builds on recent dynamic work on Roman freedmen, the contributors drawing upon a rich and varied body of evidence - visual, literary, epigraphic and archaeological - to elucidate the impact of freed slaves on Roman society and culture amid the shadow of their former servitude. The contributions span the period between the first century BC and the early third century AD and survey the territories of the Roman Republic and Empire, while focusing on Italy and Rome.
Tony Benn is the longest serving MP in the history of the Labour Party. He left Parliament in 2001, after more than half a century in the House of Commons, to devote more time to politics. This volume of his Diaries describes and comments, in a refreshing and honest way, upon the events of a momentous decade including two world wars, a change of government in Britain and the emergence of New Labour, of which he makes clear he is not a member. Tony Benn's account is a well documented, formidable and principled critique of the New Labour Project, full of drama, opinion, humour, anecdotes and sparkling pen-portraits of politicians on both sides of the political divide. But his narrative is also broader and more revealing about day-to-day political life, covering many aspects normally disregarded by historians and lobby correspondents, relating to his work in the constituency, including his advice surgeries. This volume also offers far more of an insight into Tony Benn's personal life, his thoughts about the future and his relationship with his family, especially his remarkable wife Caroline, whose illness and death overshadow these years. Tony Benn is a unique figure on the British political landscape: a true democrat, a passionate socialist and diarist without equal. With this volume, his published Diaries cover British politics for over sixty years. It is edited, as are all others, by Ruth Winstone.
Here is an illustrated history of the civil rights movement, written and designed for ages 10 to adult, that clearly and effectively brings the turbulent years of struggle to life, and gives a vivid and powerful experience of what it was like not so very long ago. Provides a brief overview of black history in the US, discussing the civil-rights movement chronologically through stories and photos.
This is a book about the sufferings of an Iranian-Canadian gay human who has been through a lot and because his psychological needs he started to self educate himself by reading psychological books and every single book taught him great life lessons and those books helped him feel much better and to survive besides having medications. This book is about a gay human whose parents could not accept him as a gay person because of their culture and religious backgrounds and advised him wrongly to get married to a girl and the result of this marriage is a great son of his whom he loves and cares for a lot until the very last day he lives.
Bitterness is a subtle issue because it may not be apparent; however, its consequences are far reaching. Unknown to a person, bitterness can affect them spiritually, emotionally, socially, physically, or even inhibit personal blessings. In fact, bitterness is like drinking poison and expecting another person to die. Free At Last: Breaking the Chains of Bitterness is meant to help you identify and break the chains of bitterness. In this book, the author reveals: · How people slip downwards into bitterness, · How to identify the root of bitterness, · Moving from brokenness towards healing and restoration; and · How to avoid bitterness Free At Last: Breaking the Chains of Bitterness, speaks directly to the hearts of the hurting and broken and helps them work towards total healing and restoration. It is also a useful guide for anyone helping others to enjoy the freedom of forgiveness. Endorsements In his maiden book, Free At Last, Rev Prosper Asamoah gives an excellent expose on bitterness with a touch of his personal story. I thought I knew what bitterness was until I read the book. At the end of each chapter, he provides some “Points for Personal Reflection” and this is what makes his book different from others on the market. After reading this book, you will be a changed person. I believe the demons of bitterness are weeping because they have been exposed. God bless you Rev, Your book says it all. Rev. Sammy Okae (Author and Pastor) "Free At Last” is a powerful book that boldly confronts the hidden and often misunderstood issue of bitterness. After reading the book, I was personally challenged to evaluate my heart to check if I was harboring any form of bitterness. Prosper Asamoah does a superb job unveiling the depths of bitterness and exposing its cunning causes and symptoms. I highly recommend this book for everyone - before, during, or after experiencing disappointment. This book could literally save your life! Rev. Moses Asamoah, Jr. Senior Pastor Living Destiny Tabernacle Norfolk, VA USA More often than not, our dealings with loved ones and associates have left scars of bitterness in our lives; some lasting a lifetime. Everyone who loves has the tendency of being hurt and becoming bitter. No one has control over how others treat him or her. Bitterness is troubling and destructive; it defiles one’s life, according to Hebrews 12:15. Thus, it is imperative that we recognize and deal with it as fast and tactfully as we can, when it creeps in on us. That is where this book comes in handy! Rev. Prosper Asamoah has provided insightful experiential lessons in recognizing, overcoming, and avoiding bitterness. ‘Free at Last: Breaking the Chains of Bitterness’ is a true blessing and I strongly recommend this masterpiece for anyone who has friends and family and wishes to live a happy life free from the stress and pain of bitterness. John Ntim Fordjour CEO, Initiatives Group Bitterness is real and indeed a silent killer. This book, Free at Last, deals with this subtle issue, which I strongly believe, is the root cause of many unanswered prayers, unfulfilled lives and discontentment, particularly, in the church. I strongly recommend this book to every believer as it will either help you come out of this canker or avoid the trap of bitterness as everybody including strong believers is at risk of being bitter. It is very practical, straightforward and very relevant to the world today. The pages of this book contain healing virtues for a hurting society! Norbet Bosso Founder and President, Norbet Bosso Ministries The fangs of bitterness will pierce into your spirit, soul and eventually destroy your body. Rev. Prosper did not intend this book to be an academic tool but a life-transforming aid. He has shared in his own experience, the effects of bitterness, and in an unequivocal and authoritative manner, provided the deepest insight into the issue of bitterness. This is book is relevant because bitterness is a subtle issue which can plague well – meaning individuals and Christians. An inch of allowance for bitterness is a visa to a deadly epidemic in your life. The teaching and content of this book are simply unparalleled. This should not be a book just to decorate your shelf but must be consumed ferociously for freedom from bitterness. Free at Last is not an option but compulsion. Rev. Patrick Otieku- Boadu General Secretary Victory Bible Church International One of the commandments with a promise is embedded in our Lord’s prayer, which asks for forgiveness as we forgive others. Many of us, even those of us “called according to His purpose”, have redefined forgiveness to mean many things, including forgiving, but not forgetting. "Free At Last" is an eye opener as to how to be free from the shackles of bitterness and enjoy the blessings in really living at peace with all people. May the Lord bless the writer and enable all who read this book to be doers of the Word, no matter how difficult, for we can indeed do all things through Christ who strengthens us. Amen. Dr. ( Mrs) Ellen Hagan Chief Executive, L'aine Services Ltd. Vlisco Ambassador, 2013 CIMG Marketing Woman Of The Year, 2011
Many of us live life in bondage - to food, family or fear, to our past, present or future —almost anything that keeps us from being who God intended us to be. But Jesus has come to give us abundant life and set us free. In A Life-Changing Journey through the Gospel of Luke, we learn that nothing is impossible with God. Dare to learn His Word through this inductive study and begin to live a life of liberty in Christ. “In this wonderful Bible study on Luke, Leesa Donner does a masterful job of challenging and encouraging the reader…to enter the world of the gospel and come away not only with a better knowledge of the text but a transformed heart.” —Dr. Tremper Longman III Robert H. Gundry Professor of Biblical Studies Westmont College “This helpful, scholarly and yet accessible workbook is a unique aid in understanding the gospel of Luke. It…has already produced spiritual fruit in the lives of many who have used it.”—Dr. Robert Norris, Senior Pastor Fourth Presbyterian Church, Bethesda, MD “Leesa and her husband Tim are two great blessings in the lives of my wife and me. I am pleased to recommend Leesa’s excellent Bible study.”—Cal Thomas Syndicated Columnist/Fox News Contributor “Free at Last is the most thought-provoking of the many Ladies Bible studies I’ve done over the years.” —Cheryl (student) “Wonderful material…works well within the scope of a small group.” —Linda (student) “The scholarship and the practicality of this study was a good balance. Not overly academic but rich in history…”—Bonnie (student)
Free at Last in the Promised Land by Timothy Best Pdf
Free at Last in the Promised Land goes into detail as how and why Moses, a common person, and the people of Israel left the slavery of Egypt to enter the promised land. Moses, the leader of the people of Israel, with great sacrifice and with God’s help, forced Egypt’s Pharaoh to let the people of Israel go, which put them on their way to the promised land. On their way to the promised land, the people of Israel committed great sins against God, and they were punished for their behaviors. Moses also disobeyed God, which caused him and his brother Aaron to not be allowed to enter the promised land. Also, along the way to the promised land, Moses and the people of Israel fought with their own distant relatives, and they were able to defeat them with God’s help and with God turning them into a great nation, as promised to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. There may be many who don’t know that there were two partings during Moses’s and the people of Israel’s march to the promised land: God’s parting of the Red Sea and Jordan River. There were also other major partings from the beginning—God separated the waters of heavens and of the earth. Elijah and Elisha were allowed to part the Jordan River with God’s help. Free at Last in the Promised Land is an essential reading for anyone who wonders about the deepest parts of the journey of Moses and the people of Israel’s march toward the promised land.