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A NEW CHILDREN’S BOOK FROM THE PUBLISHER WHO BROUGHT YOU"THE INVISIBLE STRING" It’s safe to say you don’t remember anything from your infant days as a child. Perhaps some can remember their first day of school, their first best friend, and their first ride on a bike. But few (if anyone) can remember their first ice cream cone, their first bruise, their first shoes, or even their first hug. Just because your mind has forgotten, doesn’t mean your heart has forgotten. Every thought and emotion is still alive somewhere in your soul. One thing we know for a fact; everyone has had a first thought. The Very First Thought takes kids on a journey to help them find that first thought. A thought that has been alive since the day they were born. A thought that has been alive since the world first began. A thought that has the power to take them where they want to go, and be who they want to be. Hard to believe? Then this book is for you, too. Author and mother Hayley Morales has lived her life and raised her children with the belief that thoughts can lead you in a positive and healthy direction. And, the best way to learn this is by knowing where it all began; your original thought. The Very First Thought will show you how new thoughts can take you to new heights of happiness.

A NEW CHILDREN’S BOOK FROM THE PUBLISHER WHO BROUGHT YOU"THE INVISIBLE STRING"Bedtime Yoga is a beautiful, heart-warming new book about a family and their quiet time before bed. You’ll see the yoga poses at work, and if you look closely, you’ll also see how yoga affects everyone else before bedtime. Have you ever wondered if a giraffe can do a cat/cow pose? Here’s your chance to find out. When bedtime rolls around, kids rarely respond with a big “YEAH!!” All parents have been through the struggle of getting their kids to bed, along with the stress, anxiety, and yes, resistance. You’d think that going to bed should be the most relaxing moment of the day, but for most, it’s not. Mike & Victoria Downs have created a bedtime yoga/chakra practice that reaches well beyond washing your face and brushing your teeth. Getting ready for bed now includes a quiet time to breathe, stretch, and relax, with Bedtime Yoga.Worldwide, the benefits of yoga have been known for thousands of years. Learning yoga at a young age will establish life-long habits for generations as followers dedicate their time and energy to a personal routine of yoga poses and breathing exercises. The benefits include: Reduced Stress through Breathing Exercises Improved Concentration Higher Self-Esteem and Health Awareness Positive Influence on Core Symptoms of ADHD FEATURES: Full Color Illustrations introducing basic yoga poses and chakras to kids 5+

Discover Your Connection to the World from Within... There are countless paths that a young person can take to adulthood. Between family, friends, and school, there are many influences affecting every step of that path. Yet, the teenage and young adult years are when one’s independent voice blossoms alongside feelings of doubt and disconnection. It may help to know that others have painfully wandered through adolescence searching for happiness, only to find that their inherent beauty and peace was inside their own heart all along. Perhaps the words of Rumi speak clearest in today’s world: “There is a life force within your soul, seek that life. There is a gem in the mountain of your body, seek that mine. O traveler, if you are in search of That Don’t look outside, look inside yourself and seek That.” How can this message be heard and understood in a world of social media and cell phones, common tools meant to enhance communication that instead have become ways to critique, discredit, and even hurt others? Especially during the teenage years? The Oneness Guide for Today now provides a down-to-earth roadmap that offers compassionate guidance and self-empowerment tools in straightforward language without preaching. This is where Faith Spencer, an expert who teaches young women how to embrace and accept themselves, has developed effective ways for girls to identify, express, and respect their true selves despite the ups and downs of peer pressure and negative energy from others. Throughout the book, Spencer points readers toward a source of comfort and guidance that is always available to them, which is an inner connection with a greater source of life. The journey of adolescence is challenging, filled with unnecessary pressures at this critical and formative age. The Oneness Guide for Today offers guidance to help young women connect to an inner sense of peace and harmony and learn to navigate life on their own terms.