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Spirituality of the Heart 2013 – Julie Taylor – Spirituality of the Heart and Healing – Video

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Spirituality of the Heart 2013 - Julie Taylor - Spirituality of the Heart and Healing
"The way of the heart is our journey to wholeness. A spirituality of the heart invites us to embrace, integrate and share our woundedness on this healing jou...

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Business and spirituality on the bookshelf (Books This Week)

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With the economic downturn, books on resolving financial problems and finding solace through spirituality have stacked up on the IANS book cart:

1. Book: The Undercover Economist Strikes Back; Author: Tim Harford; Publisher: Little Brown; Price: Rs. 599

Will we be richer or poorer in 10 years' time? Is the economy running out of control? Questions like these are now haunting everyone. This book turns to microeconomics to help understand the complexities of major economies. With a word of advice now and then, the book gives you a better understanding about how the world works.

2. Book: Seven Secrets of Confidence; Author: Steve Miller; Publisher: Headline; Price: Rs. 299

Positive thinking helps a person to succeed. It is important to have confidence in work, public speaking, social situations, achieving success in examinations - there are ways of reaching your goals and Miller's seven valuable insights will squeeze the stress out of your life.

3. Book: The Mantram Handbook; Author: Eknath Easwaran; Publisher: Jaico; Price: Rs. 250

The mantram, or mantra, is a short, powerful spiritual formula from the world's great traditions, repeated silently in the mind, any time, anywhere. Use this book when you are ill or anxious, tired or restless - and the mantram will guide and comfort you like a true friend.

4. Book: The CEO Code; Written by David Rohlander; Published by Jaico; Price: Rs. 250

This book shares real-life stories of success and failure from the author's personal journey and the role of mentor and coach. It provides practical advice for dealing with people, proven strategies to increase business profits and growth, unique and simple solutions to complex problems and the secret to authentic communication.

--IANS (Posted on 14-09-2013)

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Business and spirituality on the bookshelf

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With the economic downturn, books on resolving financial problems and finding solace through spirituality have stacked up on the IANS book cart:

1. Book: The Undercover Economist Strikes Back; Author: Tim Harford; Publisher: Little Brown; Price: Rs. 599

Will we be richer or poorer in 10 years' time? Is the economy running out of control? Questions like these are now haunting everyone. This book turns to microeconomics to help understand the complexities of major economies. With a word of advice now and then, the book gives you a better understanding about how the world works.

2. Book: Seven Secrets of Confidence; Author: Steve Miller; Publisher: Headline; Price: Rs. 299

Positive thinking helps a person to succeed. It is important to have confidence in work, public speaking, social situations, achieving success in examinations - there are ways of reaching your goals and Miller's seven valuable insights will squeeze the stress out of your life.

3. Book: The Mantram Handbook; Author: Eknath Easwaran; Publisher: Jaico; Price: Rs. 250

The mantram, or mantra, is a short, powerful spiritual formula from the world's great traditions, repeated silently in the mind, any time, anywhere. Use this book when you are ill or anxious, tired or restless - and the mantram will guide and comfort you like a true friend.

4. Book: The CEO Code; Written by David Rohlander; Published by Jaico; Price: Rs. 250

This book shares real-life stories of success and failure from the author's personal journey and the role of mentor and coach. It provides practical advice for dealing with people, proven strategies to increase business profits and growth, unique and simple solutions to complex problems and the secret to authentic communication.

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IANS Books This Week: Business and spirituality on the bookshelf

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With the economic downturn, books on resolving financial problems and finding solace through spirituality have stacked up on the IANS book cart:

1. Book: The Undercover Economist Strikes Back; Author: Tim Harford; Publisher: Little Brown; Price: Rs. 599

Will we be richer or poorer in 10 years' time? Is the economy running out of control? Questions like these are now haunting everyone. This book turns to microeconomics to help understand the complexities of major economies. With a word of advice now and then, the book gives you a better understanding about how the world works.

2. Book: Seven Secrets of Confidence; Author: Steve Miller; Publisher: Headline; Price: Rs. 299

Positive thinking helps a person to succeed. It is important to have confidence in work, public speaking, social situations, achieving success in examinations - there are ways of reaching your goals and Miller's seven valuable insights will squeeze the stress out of your life.

3. Book: The Mantram Handbook; Author: Eknath Easwaran; Publisher: Jaico; Price: Rs. 250

The mantram, or mantra, is a short, powerful spiritual formula from the world's great traditions, repeated silently in the mind, any time, anywhere. Use this book when you are ill or anxious, tired or restless - and the mantram will guide and comfort you like a true friend.

4. Book: The CEO Code; Written by David Rohlander; Published by Jaico; Price: Rs. 250

This book shares real-life stories of success and failure from the author's personal journey and the role of mentor and coach. It provides practical advice for dealing with people, proven strategies to increase business profits and growth, unique and simple solutions to complex problems and the secret to authentic communication.

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Business and spirituality on the bookshelf (IANS Books This Week)

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With the economic downturn, books on resolving financial problems and finding solace through spirituality have stacked up on the IANS book cart:

1. Book: The Undercover Economist Strikes Back; Author: Tim Harford; Publisher: Little Brown; Price: Rs. 599

Will we be richer or poorer in 10 years' time? Is the economy running out of control? Questions like these are now haunting everyone. This book turns to microeconomics to help understand the complexities of major economies. With a word of advice now and then, the book gives you a better understanding about how the world works.

2. Book: Seven Secrets of Confidence; Author: Steve Miller; Publisher: Headline; Price: Rs. 299

Positive thinking helps a person to succeed. It is important to have confidence in work, public speaking, social situations, achieving success in examinations - there are ways of reaching your goals and Miller's seven valuable insights will squeeze the stress out of your life.

3. Book: The Mantram Handbook; Author: Eknath Easwaran; Publisher: Jaico; Price: Rs. 250

The mantram, or mantra, is a short, powerful spiritual formula from the world's great traditions, repeated silently in the mind, any time, anywhere. Use this book when you are ill or anxious, tired or restless - and the mantram will guide and comfort you like a true friend.

4. Book: The CEO Code; Written by David Rohlander; Published by Jaico; Price: Rs. 250

This book shares real-life stories of success and failure from the author's personal journey and the role of mentor and coach. It provides practical advice for dealing with people, proven strategies to increase business profits and growth, unique and simple solutions to complex problems and the secret to authentic communication.

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Global Eye: Russian and American astronauts touch down after departing International Space Station – Video

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Global Eye: Russian and American astronauts touch down after departing International Space Station
Two Russian cosmonauts and a US astronaut left the International Space Station on Sept. 10, leaving a skeleton crew to maintain the outpost until replacement...

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Take a Tour of the Space Station With Astronaut Chris Cassidy | NASA ISS Science HD – Video

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Visit my website at http://www.junglejoel.com - astronaut and Expedition 36 crew member Chris Cassidy gives us a tour of the International Space Station. Ple...

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Space station, Jupiter are sky's dynamos

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With only a few nights left in August, let's bid adieu with a couple of nice International Space Station passes.

Look toward the northwest at 9:05 p.m. Tuesday for a bright, moving speck of light.

The ISS will fly just behind the bowl of the Big Dipper and then arc high overhead to an easy spot near the bright star Vega a little after 9:07 p.m.

This is space-station viewing at its best since the pass takes it to a vanishing point above the moon at 9:09 p.m.

While you're out admiring the station, check out Mars and Saturn with Spica in the southwest. This dynamic trio has done a very cool dance of cosmic musical chairs the past few weeks, with Mars confusing the game with some sort of Chinese fire drill.

Mars just can't seem to stay put and has been moving between Saturn and Spica like a restless preschooler.

Mars currently sits high above and left of Saturn while Spica rests calmly below.

The last night of August treats us to another ISS pass at 8:57 p.m.

This one arrives from the west-northwest and is quite a bit dimmer than the extra-shiny show we'll have had two nights earlier.

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