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These poems are English interpretations of poems originally written in Urdu and Punjabi. Interpretations are not translations. The interpretations capture the essence of the poem rather than the form and specifics of the original language.

The benefits of yoga and its effect on combating arthritis in seniors looking to live life like it's golden in the golden years.

Finally, the first day of school has arrived. The fact that Meera, Tony, Maria, Liz, and Qianfan will be riding the same school bus together makes them all incredibly happy. As they wait for the bus each morning at the park, they discuss what they learned in class the day before. Their parents gather across the street watching and waving goodbye as the yellow school bus drives away.

Liz is turning nine-years-old. Maria, Tony, Meera, and Qianfan want to do something special for her birthday. With the help of their parents, they plan an awesome party with lots of gifts, sweet treats, and super cool things to do!

Liz and Tony are both eight years old, Qianfan and Meera are nine, and Maria, who is eight and a half, tells everyone she meets that she is eight and a half and not just eight! Meera, Qianfan, and María have all moved to America from different countries while Tony and Liz were born in America and had lived there all their lives.

Diego is a brachiosaurus dinosaur. He lived 150 million years ago. He meets Daisy, another brachiosaurus, and they fall in love. But the Ice Age comes, and they are both frozen into the ice. Global warming eventually frees Diego, but he cannot find Daisy! The story is his search for her.

A child is asking his mother what it is like on Mars--what the people there look like, how they walk and talk.

A practicing psychiatrist from the planet Pharlem escapes to Earth when his planet is under siege by a hostile population of creatures who dwell deep underground and can only surface at night. Once here, he discovers that he has changed in two disturbing ways: His eyes are terribly sensitive to light, and he cannot tolerate any food or drink...only blood. He does not wish to kill anyone but runs into some difficulty controlling this compulsion.

All wise women know that prayer is the strongest weapon in life. This devotional is meant to strengthen the faith of every woman or person who hears it. It shows how some women in the Bible and in the history of the Catholic Church have multiplied their faith and the faith of others. It takes the listener on a 53-week program of reflection and prayer for them to hold on strong to their faith in a world where God's presence is taken lightly. One will feel empowered and enriched by hearing Scripture and meditating on different prayers.

The epic of the Moroccan contingent in the Holy Land. Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to From Rabat to Jerusalem: The Epic of the Moroccan Contingent in the Holy Land and experience the compelling world of religious historical fiction.

This is the seventh book in the Limericks for Meditation series. Poems numbered 600 to 700. Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to Limericks for Meditation: 601 to 700, and learn about poetry.

Eighth book in Limericks for Meditation series. Poems numbered 701 to 800. Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to Limericks for Meditation: 701 to 800, and learn about meditation.

This is the 10th book in the Limericks for Meditation series with poems numbered 901 to 1000. The audiobook is a collection of poems that, for the most part, follows a limerick format. The themes of the poems explore my relationship with myself, others ,and God at the emotional, psychological, and spiritual levels.

This is the ninth book in the Limericks for Meditation series. The poems are numbered 801 through 900. The theme is consistent with the other books in the series: This is a collection of poems that explore my relationship with myself, others, and God at emotional, psychological, and spiritual levels.

First book in 10 book series entitled Limericks for Meditation. Poems numbered 1 to 100. This is a collection of short poems exploring my relationship with myself, others, and God at emotional, psychological, and spiritual levels.

I know we can shape our lives with our words and believe we need to our current reality. I also believe there is the need to use any and all available resources in relation to one’s health and well-being, especially given the very complex lives we all live. These affirmations were designed and written to help anyone improve their health: it can be a small improvement, a starter, for an accomplished fitness individual, someone recuperating, or anyone at any stage of health.

50 Things to Know to Support a Grieving Person by Danilyn Flores offers valuable wisdom about grief in order to help a loved one, a friend, a neighbor, a co-worker, or a total stranger cope with grief.

Prince Horatio Herman Heronimous Heebie Jeebie Heinrick, or "Rick" for short, was Prince of the Centaurs who lived in a village high in the Himalaya Mountains. He was closely guarded for safety, so he couldn't play with the other centaurs. One day the King and Queen left for a neighboring village and Rick tricked his guards into leaving, too, so he could explore other places. He found a school and gave the children rides on his back, but he wished he could be like the other two-legged children. He made a wish and a tiny fairy appeared. That began his adventure!

Far, far away in the Snickers Galaxy there is the planet Ironica, where all the people are robots. When one little robot was born, his parents couldn't decide what to name him, so his birth certificate just said, "Baby Robotics." But as he grew up, everyone called him "Tic-Tic." One day Tic-Tic came across a rocketship that was being built, hidden behind a mountain. Tic-Tic snuck aboard the rocketship and flew to Earth. That was the start of his amazing adventure!