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Paperback. Condition: Good. Meet Meat is an entertaining, fun, and engaging story with a purpose, written in a memorable Seuss-like rhyme. Perfect for children ages 4-10, Meet Meat uses the adventures of a lovable dairy cow named Meat to encourage kids to overcome fear, break free of stereotypes, and become the best version of themselves they can be. While written for kids, the book serves as a reminder to readers of all ages that though we face major challenges and fears in life, we can look to God in our darkest moments and trust Him to deliver us. It also emphasizes and celebrates every person's unique gifts and abilities and encourages people everywhere to find their own special version of "Moo-hoo!" The story: Meat is a sweet dairy cow known for her positivity and encouragement. When Meat learns that her owner, Farmer Drew, has decided to sell her to a butcher to raise money for a new plow, she becomes depressed and distraught. She seeks counsel from her friends and is advised to pray for deliverance. Renewed by her prayer and filled with hope, she courageously seizes her opportunity and becomes a "Wow-Cow" barista at the local Steerbucks cafe. With her caffeinated udders, Meat becomes a local favorite and then a national star. Meat reminds us to never give up in the face of adversity and to believe in a Creator who loves us and equips us with special gifts for the sake of others in need. …

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Paperback. Condition: Good. The Personal Liberation System (PLS) is a method of attaining inner freedom through the integrated practice of dispassion and meditation. Dispassion enables you not to be thrown into agitation (irritation, anger, fear, self-pity, worry, etc.) by people, events, and circumstances. Meditation builds a pathway from out of the realm of ordinary thoughts, feelings, and physical sensations (not-self) and into that of your real Identity (Self). Integrated into a system, these two disciplines support and enhance each other, like exercise and diet do in a physical fitness regimen. Thus meditating creates a reservoir of calm that makes practicing dispassion easier, and quelling agitated reactions to life makes it easier to meditate.The PLS is designed for people with a wide variety of motives and goals: (1) be a better person and have a better life; (2) free yourself from painful patterns and reactions to life; (3) uncover your real Self and live at your center; (4) improve our relationships; (5) tread the spiritual path. If you have the will to improve your psychological well-being in most any area, the PLS techniques will furnish the way to accomplish it.The book contains everything you need to know about how to use the system. It was designed to serve as both an instruction manual and a handy reference source once you put the techniques into practice. Here are its topics and overall structure: Part I. Dispassion1-The Basis of Dispassion2-The Necessity for Dispassion3-The Science of Dispassion4-Seeking & Accepting Facts5-Expecting Nothing6-Rejecting Unnecessary Seriousness7-Learning Through Experimentation8-Minding Our Own Business9-Curbing Needless Speculation10-Forgetting the Past11-Controlling SpeechPart II. Meditation12-The Basis of Meditation13-The Necessity for Meditation14-The Basic Meditation15-Mind as a Movie Theater16-Mind as a Concept CreatorIndividual chapters typically contain five sections: an analysis of a given problem, the PLS methods for solving it, exercises and checklists for implementing the solution, an example of a person applying the methods to a real-life situation, and a summary of the chapter's essential points. Here is a sampling of content from various chapters: In every situation, we have a choice: we can either (1) have the situation or (2) have the situation, plus add a problem to it by being thrown into agitation about it. If we choose (2), we now have two problems, the second of which is entirely created by us.The moment we start regarding expectations as things we can depend on happening-and they had better happen or we will be really upset, we have bought ourselves a ticket to dispassion disaster. For every such expectation is a land mine that we lay in our own psyche, and eventually some person (or situation) will step on one, and it will blow up-inside us.Like a barnacle attached to a ship, feeling serious usually accompanies thinking seriously and acting seriously. Yet we can address even the most serious matters better when we do not inflict on ourselves the added burden of feeling serious about them.Most of us probably associate failing to mind our own business with the burdensome effects it produces on the interferee. But it is also a major source of agitation and bondage for the interferer, and learning to leave people free is profoundly liberating. It is an expression of soul courtesy, which scrupulously avoids actions that infringe others' free will or unfairly make their lives harder.Every one of us lives in a private, one-seat theater in which we experience a continuous series of interior movies created by us and known only to us. Read more via Look Inside at the top of this page.].…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. Meet Meat is an entertaining, fun, and engaging story with a purpose, written in a memorable Seuss-like rhyme. Perfect for children ages 4-10, Meet Meat uses the adventures of a lovable dairy cow named Meat to encourage kids to overcome fear, break free of stereotypes, and become the best version of themselves they can be. While written for kids, the book serves as a reminder to readers of all ages that though we face major challenges and fears in life, we can look to God in our darkest moments and trust Him to deliver us. It also emphasizes and celebrates every person's unique gifts and abilities and encourages people everywhere to find their own special version of "Moo-hoo!" The story: Meat is a sweet dairy cow known for her positivity and encouragement. When Meat learns that her owner, Farmer Drew, has decided to sell her to a butcher to raise money for a new plow, she becomes depressed and distraught. She seeks counsel from her friends and is advised to pray for deliverance. Renewed by her prayer and filled with hope, she courageously seizes her opportunity and becomes a "Wow-Cow" barista at the local Steerbucks cafe. With her caffeinated udders, Meat becomes a local favorite and then a national star. Meat reminds us to never give up in the face of adversity and to believe in a Creator who loves us and equips us with special gifts for the sake of others in need. …

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Paperback. Condition: Good. The Personal Liberation System (PLS) is a method of attaining inner freedom through the integrated practice of dispassion and meditation. Dispassion enables you not to be thrown into agitation (irritation, anger, fear, self-pity, worry, etc.) by people, events, and circumstances. Meditation builds a pathway from out of the realm of ordinary thoughts, feelings, and physical sensations (not-self) and into that of your real Identity (Self). Integrated into a system, these two disciplines support and enhance each other, like exercise and diet do in a physical fitness regimen. Thus meditating creates a reservoir of calm that makes practicing dispassion easier, and quelling agitated reactions to life makes it easier to meditate.The PLS is designed for people with a wide variety of motives and goals: (1) be a better person and have a better life; (2) free yourself from painful patterns and reactions to life; (3) uncover your real Self and live at your center; (4) improve our relationships; (5) tread the spiritual path. If you have the will to improve your psychological well-being in most any area, the PLS techniques will furnish the way to accomplish it.The book contains everything you need to know about how to use the system. It was designed to serve as both an instruction manual and a handy reference source once you put the techniques into practice. Here are its topics and overall structure: Part I. Dispassion1-The Basis of Dispassion2-The Necessity for Dispassion3-The Science of Dispassion4-Seeking & Accepting Facts5-Expecting Nothing6-Rejecting Unnecessary Seriousness7-Learning Through Experimentation8-Minding Our Own Business9-Curbing Needless Speculation10-Forgetting the Past11-Controlling SpeechPart II. Meditation12-The Basis of Meditation13-The Necessity for Meditation14-The Basic Meditation15-Mind as a Movie Theater16-Mind as a Concept CreatorIndividual chapters typically contain five sections: an analysis of a given problem, the PLS methods for solving it, exercises and checklists for implementing the solution, an example of a person applying the methods to a real-life situation, and a summary of the chapter's essential points. Here is a sampling of content from various chapters: In every situation, we have a choice: we can either (1) have the situation or (2) have the situation, plus add a problem to it by being thrown into agitation about it. If we choose (2), we now have two problems, the second of which is entirely created by us.The moment we start regarding expectations as things we can depend on happening-and they had better happen or we will be really upset, we have bought ourselves a ticket to dispassion disaster. For every such expectation is a land mine that we lay in our own psyche, and eventually some person (or situation) will step on one, and it will blow up-inside us.Like a barnacle attached to a ship, feeling serious usually accompanies thinking seriously and acting seriously. Yet we can address even the most serious matters better when we do not inflict on ourselves the added burden of feeling serious about them.Most of us probably associate failing to mind our own business with the burdensome effects it produces on the interferee. But it is also a major source of agitation and bondage for the interferer, and learning to leave people free is profoundly liberating. It is an expression of soul courtesy, which scrupulously avoids actions that infringe others' free will or unfairly make their lives harder.Every one of us lives in a private, one-seat theater in which we experience a continuous series of interior movies created by us and known only to us. Read more via Look Inside at the top of this page.].…

Hardback. Condition: Good. Traces the history of airport security since September 11, 2001, introducing assorted characters of airport security, from passengers who check their brains with their baggage to TSA agents who break the stereotypes.

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