Use Divine principles to harvest more happiness, prosperity, and joy in your life. Learn how spiritual principles underlie all of life and are equations, formulas, and mathematical measurers of cause and effect. By considering the observations within these pages - gathered from clergy, teachers, historical leaders, motivational speakers, newspaper columnists, bestselling authors, and therapists from around the world - you will become aware of the importance of a golden formula and discover how you can apply its wisdom to your own life in order to fill it with the blessings of love, peace, and plenty. 
By beginning from the inner places within your own heart, you can - and will - change your outer world and become rich in "all that really matters in the end." Each of us has equal access to the choices that set these powers into motion for our good. 
The Golden Formula is an enlightening collection of inspiration quotations powerful true stories, and practical essays providing specific guidance for giving to others and achieving deeper meaning in one's own life as a result. Readers of all faiths and beliefs will embrace this basic, sound philosophy and the practical suggestions shared by which they can carry out this rich calling to create a better world around them."

The Golden Formula: Discover How a Single Sentence Holds the Power to Transform Every Area of Your Life

Self-Help

Pennington, Rochelle

Motivational

Pathways Press

Through vintage photographs, newspaper clippings, and interviews with persons directly connected to the story, THE HISTORIC CHRISTMAS TREE SHIP details the extraordinary events surrounding this loved legend.

The Historic Christmas Tree Ship: A True Story of Faith, Hope And Love

Engineering & Transportation

Transportation

Pathways Pr

JOURNEY TO THE BOTTOM OF THE WORLD In 1913, British newspapers published the following advertisement at the request of Sir Ernest Shackleton, who was organizing an expedition to Antarctica: "Men wanted for hazardous journey. Small wages. Bitter cold. Long months of complete darkness. Constant danger. Safe return doubtful. Honor and recognition in case of success." Almost 5,000 men replied to the ad, and to the opportunity to be among the first to cross the Antarctic continent, including surgeons, engineers, meteorologists, physicists and geologists. Shackleton chose 26 men, each according to his degree of strength, patience and most importantly, optimism. Shackleton believed the mindset of an individual superseded every other quality he possessed, including his intelligence, experience and physical condition. The ship, ENDURANCE, became trapped in the rapidly forming winter ice, 100 miles off the coast of Antarctica. The crew, stranded 11,000 miles from home, waited for the spring thaw through nine long months of blizzards, gales and temperatures nearing 100 degrees below zero. They were alone at the end of the earth. With food scarce, the men watched in horror as their ship finally succumbed to the pressure of the frozen ocean, breaking to rubble before sinking to the bottom of the sea. Their only hope for survival was to travel by foot across hundreds of miles of broken and jagged ice in search of open waters. Nearly two years were spent on ice and ocean, and the journey was recognized as "the greatest survival story of all time." ENDURANCE was more than the name of a ship, it was the Shackleton family motto: "By endurance we conquer." Everyone on board the vessel journeying southward with Shackleton had to believe those words were true, for the southern seas would show them no mercy.

The Endurance

Pennington, Nicholas

History

CHRISTMAS GIFTS: Ten of the Greatest Ever Given

A life well lived comes from listening to the advice of others. But with so many competing voices, where do you look? When a student wants to remember the most important parts of a text in school, he highlights them in yellow. Those highlighted words are the ones that must be reviewed carefully to understand the subject and pass the test.
H. Jackson Brown, Jr., with sales of more than 27 million books in the past decade, and Rochelle Pennington have highlighted the essential and best quotations and stories that point to an understanding of the elements that are key to a life well lived: kindness, attitude, generosity, character, simple pleasures, and dreams. From the wealth of their study comes a short course in living wisely and choosing well. Highlighted in Yellow offers inspiration for confronting issues that we all face daily.

Highlighted in Yellow: A Short Course In Living Wisely And Choosing Well

Brown, H.Jackson

Happiness

Thomas Nelson

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