Embrace Life

Embracing Life will help you become the best version of yourself. Emeka Anyiam, a licensed marriage and family therapist, focuses on the stages of life as defined by famous ego psychologist Erik Erickson, elaborating on his work by incorporating contemporary issues. The author observes that we tend not to embrace uncomfortable feelings or actions. Instead, we may attempt to suppress those thoughts, feelings, actions, or circumstances that do not fit the image we want to project. While it is easy for us to embrace comforting thoughts, feelings, and specific actions, it is imperative to we also embrace those discomforting thoughts, feelings, and specific actions and those sad circumstances as well. The more you embrace who you are, the more empowered you will be. Join the author as he explores the value of recognizing the whole of who you are--the good and the bad--and how to live the life you were meant to live.

Robyns book contains inspirational poems, affirmations, and short stories to help guide you through difficult times in your lifeto uplift you and help you know that you are always surrounded by light and love. May her words of sunshine bring warmth to your heart and a sense of peace to your soul. Embrace Life is a gentle reminder of how magnificent and special you are.

A hope-filled collection of real life stories by inspiring young girls from different backgrounds who all experienced God's grace and redemption in their journeys through unplanned pregnancy.

Book of original photography and quotes.

In his memoir, One Heart-Embrace Life, author Dr. Charles Garbarino recounts his journey of recovery and rebirth following open-heart surgery. He reveals his innermost thoughts and feelings, from his reaction to receiving the unexpected news that he required cardiac bypass surgery to his subsequent depression and suicidal thoughts. He openly wonders why God gave him this burden to carry, but finally decides not to just survive his heart attack but to embrace life and live it to the fullest. One Heart also recounts the experiences of others, from people who have had cardiac setbacks to those who have lost loved ones in catastrophic natural disasters, to our military troops who have given the ultimate sacrifice. This memoir is about life and its many components, focusing primarily on the heart, both emotionally and physically. Its underlying theme is to embrace life by understanding how to move ahead when challenges cross your path-whether you're facing the loss of a child or the discovery of a medical crisis. One Heart-Embrace Life celebrates the many facets of life and the importance of a life well lived. It follows Dr. Garbarino through each step along the path to recovery and includes contributions from health and religious professionals. The lessons are priceless. The journey is like no other. Get ready for a book that will change the way you look at things, forever. All proceeds of One Heart - Embrace Life will benefit the American Heart Association.

The notion of retirement is gone. This was a 20th-century innovation. It didn’t exist in the 19th century, and it’s not going to exist in the 21st century. The notion that you’re born, go to school, get a job, retire, and die is gone. You’re not going to do that anymore. - Ric Edelman (Founder and Executive Chairman, Edelman) Today, the post-retirement life or Life Two nearly equals pre-retirement or full-time working life, Life One. This practice book titled How to Re-attire Your Retirement and Embrace Life 2.0is split into parts, with self-experiences of training, my stories, out-of-the-box stories, planned activities, and suggested tasks for readers and legal authorities, offers a simple strategy, “Perform planned activities as a career in Life Two or lead a wasteful retired life by withdrawing from all activities (retiring). It is backed by facts, figures, doctors’ revelations, and examples of celebrities, industrialists, and common persons, who are leading a happy Life Two by retiring the term “retirement” from their life. The Japanese lessons of Ikigai for living long have also been included. Let us all practice and perform tasks to lead a happy Life 2.0.

In a world filled with endless distractions, constant comparison, and the relentless pursuit of success and validation, it's easy to lose sight of what truly matters. We often find ourselves caught in a cycle of seeking—seeking approval, seeking validation, seeking happiness—only to discover that the more we chase after external sources of fulfillment, the further we drift from true contentment and meaning. But what if there was another way? What if, instead of constantly seeking validation from external sources, we chose to turn inward and embrace the fullness of our own existence? What if, instead of striving endlessly for perfection and success, we chose to savor the richness of each moment and find beauty in the imperfections of life? What if, instead of chasing after fleeting pleasures and temporary highs, we chose to cultivate a deeper sense of presence, gratitude, and connection? This book is an invitation to stop seeking and start living—a call to embrace a new way of being in the world. It's a reminder that true fulfillment and happiness are not found in the pursuit of external achievements or possessions, but in the richness of our inner lives and connections with others. Each chapter explores a different aspect of this journey—from cultivating self-awareness and acceptance of imperfection to finding joy in simplicity and surrendering to the natural flow of life. Through stories, reflections, and practical exercises, we'll explore how we can shift our mindset, embrace our true selves, and live with greater authenticity, purpose, and fulfillment. So, if you're ready to break free from the cycle of seeking and start living your life with intention, presence, and joy, then let's embark on this journey together. Let's explore what it means to stop seeking and start living—and discover the boundless possibilities that await us when we choose to embrace the fullness of our own existence. Inner peace is a state of being that many seek tirelessly but often fail to find because they overlook the simple truth: it resides within the present moment. The pursuit of inner peace is not about embarking on a relentless journey to find something external; rather, it is about recognizing and embracing the tranquility that exists within oneself. When we stop seeking and start living, we allow ourselves the opportunity to tap into this inherent peace. Instead of constantly chasing after fleeting desires or external validation, we turn our focus inward, acknowledging the serenity that arises from simply being present in the here and now. In the present moment, there is no need to dwell on past regrets or anxieties about the future. Instead, we can fully immerse ourselves in the richness of the present experience, accepting it without judgment or resistance. This acceptance brings a sense of calmness and contentment, freeing us from the burden of incessant striving. By embracing inner peace, we cultivate a profound sense of harmony within ourselves. We learn to let go of the need for control and surrender to the natural flow of life. In doing so, we release ourselves from the grip of stress and anxiety, allowing space for clarity and perspective to emerge. Moreover, inner peace enables us to navigate life's challenges with grace and resilience. Rather than reacting impulsively to external circumstances, we respond from a place of centeredness and stability. This resilience empowers us to weather the storms of life with equanimity, knowing that we possess the strength to endure. Ultimately, the journey to inner peace is not about reaching a destination but rather embracing the process of becoming. It is a continuous practice of mindfulness, self-awareness, and acceptance. When we stop seeking and start living, we open ourselves up to the profound beauty and tranquility that exist within us, waiting to be discovered.

Very few of us lead truly glamorous lives. A large part of daily life is routine, and it is very easy to get into a rut. To start thinking that our lives are plain and boring, and don’t really matter. Leana Platt shows us that that is not true, and gives us a fresh perspective on many aspects of our lives that we consider ordinary. She helps us to look at our children, our friendships, our marriages and other relationships with new eyes, appreciate and celebrate the life we were given and make the most of what we have received, understand that there is power in the simple things in life, and in living with simplicity, and realise anew that a relationship with our Heavenly Father is the key to enjoying this life to the full. The 60 reflections in Embrace Life with Both Hands will inspire and motivate you, and infuse you with renewed energy to make the most of each new day.