Enjoy

Nothing in this world lasts forever. What is here now will be gone tomorrow. What is the point of living if we will all die? What is the point of working if what we seek to build won’t last anyway? The answers lie in the most unlikely place; the book of Ecclesiastes in the Bible. Ecclesiastes doesn’t sugarcoat the reality of life’s transience. Yet far from being a “doom and gloom” book, it offers practical advice on how to deal with such reality: Life is fleeting, and so enjoy it while you can. And that’s what Enjoy Life is all about, giving you the reason to live life to the full.

This book is a culmination of what I’ve learned. I hope it will open the door for you to embrace your humanity, accept uncertainty, and live a life of gratitude. —from Enjoy Every Sandwich As medical director of the famed Preventive Medicine Research Institute, Lee Lipsenthal helped thousands of patients struggling with disease to overcome their fears of pain and death and to embrace a more joyful way of living. In his own life, happily married and the proud father of two remarkable children, Lee was similarly committed to living his life fully and gratefully each day. The power of those beliefs was tested in July 2009, when Lee was diagnosed with esophageal cancer. As Lee and his wife, Kathy, navigated his diagnosis, illness, and treatment, he discovered that he did not fear death, and that even as he was facing his own mortality, he felt more fully alive than ever before. In the bestselling tradition of Tuesdays with Morrie, told with humor and heart, and deeply inspiring, Enjoy Every Sandwich distills everything Lee learned about how we find meaning, purpose, and peace in our lives.

This book tells the story of my time in the 1990s when I traveled several times from Switzerland via Italy, Greece, Turkey, Iran, Pakistan to India and Nepal. It gives insight into the daily life of these overland journeys and what a woman has to deal with, in the Middle East as well as in West Asia. On one trip back to Switzerland, I had to take the vehicle through Iran alone because my driver and mechanic did not get a visa. The book contains many details of cultural experiences, historical sights, distances and everyday life on the road. It is written with a touch of fun and is meant to be informative but also entertaining.

Please Enjoy Your Happiness is a beautifully written coming-of-age memoir based on the English author's summer-long love affair with a remarkable older Japanese woman. Whilst serving as a seaman at the age of nineteen, Paul Brinkley-Rogers met Kaji Yukiko, a sophisticated, highly intellectual Japanese woman, who was on the run from her vicious gangster boyfriend, a member of Japan's brutal crime syndicate the yakuza. Trying to create a perfect experience of purity, she took him under her wing, sharing their love of poetry, cinema and music and many an afternoon at the Mozart Café. Brinkley-Rogers, now in his seventies, re-reads Yukiko's letters and finally recognizes her as the love of his life, receiving at last the gifts she tried to bestow on him. Reaching across time and continents, Brinkley-Rogers shows us how to reclaim a lost love, inviting us all to celebrate those loves of our lives that never do end.

This cook book is for people who are interested in nutritious food and in planning meals wisely when cooking. Included in this book are over 300 Lancaster County recipes to make it easy to plan meals each day of the year.

The author of the book 'Life Is Love, Enjoy It!' Mrs. Joy Thomas and her husband ventured to India, looking for a living Master in their quest for Knowledge about the purpose of life. Both, staunch Christians, were from working class families and were brought up by loving parents who valued duty, morality, and service to others. When they first heard of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba in 1983, they felt that the ultimate grace that could be won in a life time was showered on them by a miracle. The pure divine sparks in their hearts attracted Bhagawan who showered His divine grace and love and guided them in their spiritual evolution. The words of Bhagawan Baba, ""Life is a challenge, meet it; Life is love, enjoy it; Life is a dream, realise it; Life is a game, play it,"" created immense joy in the author and prompted her to write a series of four books with those divine phrases as titles, under the inspiration of Bhagawan. There are experiences in the book like the one in which the doctor attending to her hot swollen leg was overjoyed one morning, on seeing sudden improvement, and said, ""It is dramatically better."" It was Baba's grace. The leg, which did not respond to any medicine, was cured by her application of vibhuthi over it from a packet that mysteriously plopped on the floor of her room on the previous night, which the doctor was not aware. There are experiences through which lessons were learnt to enjoy life, to expand one's love towards all, to meet challenges in life. She firmly believed that life is love and we can enjoy it. This is the fourth book in the 'Life Is...' series. Each of these books is standalone and can be read without reading the entire series.

Men and women have specific ‘needs’ in a marital or any other loving relationship. These needs are very different. What a man needs is very different from what his wife might think he needs, and what a woman needs is different from what her husband might think she needs. I have written this book with the aim of helping couples who are married. This book is for couples who feel that marriage is boring and that the excitement is gone; for couples who feel that one partner is taking the other for granted and who want more out of their marriage; and for couples who want to improve on their relationship and have a wonderful marriage. It is also for single people who desire to get married one day. It will prepare you for what marriage should be like. It will give you an idea of what to expect and what to sacrifi ce so that your marriage will last as God intended. I feel it is time for men and women to look beyond their own specific needs and see how we can fulfil the needs of our spouses, thereby fulfilling our own. We should give our spouses what they really need and not what we think they need. ‘This is a timely book on the issues facing married couples. Winnie has a wealth of practical insight that will bring healing and reconciliation in marriages. She has an uncanny ability to be frank on tough issues. It has given me tools to build up my wife and create nourishing dialogues. It will also bless those who are engaged and planning to tie the knot’ Pastor Parveen Singh