The Cry Of The Unborn Babies

The cry of the unborn babies is very exceptional in its writing and style. What makes it unique is that it brings the direct word of the unborn babies. We may think that unborn babies are accounted for life, but we don't consider that they are conscious about their life. We think, act, and decide for them, and they are very grateful for that as long as it benefited them. But these days, what they are experiencing is against their expectation. That is why they choose to voice their resentment to the living world. They want their lives to be valued and respected, their bodies honored, and their call answered. They are very eager with great expectation that they will get the desire of their heart, and that is their dear life. They are also very determined to continue their fight once they cheat death (abortion) and arrive in this world. So we better hear their cry and stop abortion. But if we are not ready to do so, they will come in person, and we altogether will witness what they are going to do for their dear life.

I wrote this to bring life to a child who never dwelled among us-to give a voice to one who no longer has a voice, as he can no longer be heard. I wrote this to open the eyes of women who might be considering abortion. I wrote this for men who fear being fathers. I wrote it for myself, because though I lived through it, I needed to work through it. I had to tell my story to complete my healing. This book is my story about how my wife's abortion affected me. I hope to share it with millions of men who may have been where I once was...or are there now. Abortion not only destroys children's lives; it scars the men who have fathered them-the unheard children. I pray my voice would speak to the fathers of these unborn children who cannot speak for themselves so they will be heard. I chose to write this book in a narrative style. My goal is to show that while the parents decide the fate of their unborn children, their children do not think of themselves as being anything or anyone less than sons and daughters. If you are considering abortion, I ask that your read this with an open mind and heart. Men, be sure to read this with the woman in which your unborn child dwells. Women, be sure to read this with your child's father. My hearts desire is that in reading or story, you will decide there are options to abortion.

Am I Meant to Become a Parent? Why Can’t I Conceive? What Is My Unborn Child Trying to Tell Me? In this reassuring, supportive, and accessible book, leading clairvoyant and medium Walter Makichen offers guidance to prospective parents eager to create a warm, nurturing environment for their soon-to-be-conceived-or-born children. Applying the wisdom and insights he has gained through twenty years of communicating with these spirit babies, Makichen helps you resolve issues about starting a family…actively participate in the psychic process of creating a child…and move past your worries and fears about becoming parents. From the seven essential chakras that link our body, mind, and spirit to why pregnant women are superpsychic, you’ll discover: * How to create the energy that nurtures spirit babies * How to understand how past lives and chakras relate to your unborn child * The conception contract–what it is and what it means for you and your child * How karmic pairings affect conception and pregnancy * Why miscarriages occur and what they can signify Plus spirit babies and guardian angels…spirit babies and adoption…spirit babies and dreams…and much more Featuring inspirational examples of couples who are now happy parents, as well as breath exercises and healing meditations at the end of each chapter, Spirit Babies tells you everything you need to know to become the parent you were meant to be.

The story of a child who cries for help in the dark in hope to find a way to the light without knowing that he is part of that darkness and light himself. The child was born between two tribes, darkness tribe and lightning tribe. His mother, Adjo, wandered off from the darkness tribe to meet her lover, who was the child's father, Kafui, from the lightning tribe. They both knew their union could be fatal because of the differences of their tribes, but their love blinded them to know how different they were, their inevitable love was rejected by both the darkness tribe and lightning tribe. Worried of the outcome of their forbidden love, they suddenly got scared and fled from the mistake they had made. The two lovers realized how their difference could not match; they both rejoined their tribes in fear to meet again, but it was too late because the seed of their love already began to sprout into an unborn child. From their inevitable love came a newborn child who was a combination of the two tribes of darkness and lightning, which the two tribes decided to eliminate. There was an elder woman in the darkness tribe named Pauline who seemed to be the child's grandmother and who had supernatural powers that could balance both darkness and lightning. The elder woman then secretly took the child for fear that both the lightning and darkness tribes could destroy the child and that the mother could not be able to balance the two combinations of darkness and lightning within the child and protect him at the same time. The elder woman Pauline escaped to many different tribes to raise the child; she named the child Komla, meaning the birth of two strong powers. Growing up, Komla realized he was part of the darkness and lightning who rejected him and that he lost the only sparkle of light that cared and protected him. He felt lonely, and out of blame, he projected himself into a nocturnal darkness.

'Life on hold, the presence of absence and old before my time, I bob, unfettered, brushing milestones that aren't mine, leaving no mark.' Songs For My Unborn Children is a collection of poetry and thoughts that speak the words infertility sufferers can be too vulnerable to say. The book describes in detail a journey through infertility, from the pain of waiting and the grief of miscarriage to the emotional uproar of IVF and the uncertainty of a pregnancy after loss. Written with honesty and clarity, the collection illustrates the emotional, physical and social impact of infertility. Thoughtful and thought provoking, with a poignancy that invites an almost painful empathy, the poems articulate the myriad of emotions and contradictions surrounding infertility with both dark humour and compassion. The volume offers a different, timeless dimension of understanding and also allows an insight for those without knowledge or experience of what it is like to fail at such a seemingly simple task. But most importantly, it gives recognition to all those who personally know the emotions that make up the word 'desperate'.

Yawning is a stereotyped phylogenetically ancient phenomenon that occurs in almost all vertebrates. As an emotional behavior and an expressive movement, yawning has many consequences; nevertheless, it has so far been poorly addressed in medical research and practice. Bringing together the latest research from many fields, this volume integrates current insights within embryology, ethology, neurophysiology, psychology, fMRI and pathology. The phylogenetic and ontogenetic aspects of yawning offer an interesting perspective on human development, and its occurrence in neurological diseases - an area explored by only a few investigators - may provide useful clinical information. This book will make valuable and fascinating reading to neurologists, sleep specialists, psychologists, ethologists and pharmacologists, as well as to anybody interested in uncovering the mystery of yawning.

A devotional companion offering comfort, the reassurance of God's presence, and strength for the journey through grief to healing for those who have lost a child through miscarriage, tubal pregnancy, stillbirth, or early infant death.