Lost and Found - Helen Gaston
George the bear is upset because he has lost Pookie-Roo; his favourite toy. Mae and Ben (his best friends) vow to help him find her and have an exciting adventure on the way. Come along…
Love Oracle offers its readers refreshing insight and guidance on how to navigate love and relationships. This oracle is designed to remind you of our natural state of love. To empower you to give love, receive love, and reflect on all the myriad ways love might allow you to live a full, congruent, expressive, and fulfilled life. Use this book to receive answers from the Goddess of Love (or your loving higher power of another name) and let those answers inspire you to grow and attract all the love you seek. HOW TO USE THE LOVE ORACLE Hold this book to your heart. Relax and let go as you inhale and exhale for three counts. Quiet your mind and focus on a thoughtful question about love. Feel it radiate in your heart. Run your fingers along the page edges and when you feel called, stop and open the book on that page. This is the Goddess of Love’s answer to you. Gently consider how what you’ve read relates to your situation right now. Journal or reflect on this.
George the bear is upset because he has lost Pookie-Roo; his favourite toy. Mae and Ben (his best friends) vow to help him find her and have an exciting adventure on the way. Come along…
Přečtěte si příběh Mojmíra, román plný lásky, dobra a zla, který vás uchvátí a neopustí.
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