<p>Marilyn A. Moran's seminal work on couples childbirth brought back to print for future generations to enjoy. From Marilyn's introduction in her own words - "This book is an exploration of the interpersonal aspect of childbirth for husband and wife and its effect on their growth and development in two-in-oneness." Author Marilyn A. Moran, the first advocate for husband and wife unassisted homebirth says, “Childbirth is a dialogue, not a monologue. The husband gives his wife a love gift and nine months later, she gives the gift of a baby into his loving hands. She’s present and accepting of his gift during coitus; he should participate and accept her gift during birth…At the moment of childbirth, when a woman is making her response to the genital gesture her man had initiated, no one should come between them then, not even briefly.” She said, “It is imperative that couples abandon the doctors’ quasi-pathological approach to birth…When an obstetrician steps in between the lovers at the moment of birth to catch the baby, the cyclic giving and receiving of significant genital gifts is shattered.” Originally published in 1981, the second edition of Birth and the Dialogue of Love remains faithful to its original content. The medical technology has changed since 1981, but the biological process and emotional power of birth has not. The birth stories read like love stories. What couple wouldn’t want to give birth in a sensual, romantic, loving environment? This classic and groundbreaking book explores a concept that might seem challenging and foreign to many. However, Moran says about the birthing mother, “Groundless fears and cultural taboos are the only obstacles holding her back from the goal nature intended that she achieve.”</p>

Birth and the Dialogue of Love

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Moran, Marilyn A.

Women's Health

Terra publishing

Porn Free: How to Decrease the Demand for Pornography

Griesemer, Lynn M.

Psychology & Counseling

A.E. Hayes wakes up in a bright hospital room on the afternoon of August 24, 2010, with no idea of who she is or what has happened to her. When her doctors begin saying words such as "traumatic brain injury" and "retrograde amnesia," she realizes that she cannot remember anything at all - including the man sitting beside her who claims to be her husband. Guided by numerous doctors, hospitals, trauma units, her husband, a mysterious person known only as Starlight Boy, and an equally mysterious voice inside her head that tells her to seek the truth, Hayes sets out to uncover the answers about her rare condition. But is her amnesia truly all there is to her story? Through various sources, Hayes must learn about her startling and often traumatic past - and how that past may permanently alter the future. Raw and riveting, Shattered: Memoirs of an Amnesiac leads readers down a path of darkness, mystery, and redemption - where heroes are often villains, fiction routinely gives way to fact, and how, ultimately, the truth can be both the disease and the cure.

Shattered: Memoirs of an Amnesiac

Biographies & Memoirs

Hayes, A.E.

Arts & Literature

<p>★★★★★ "An easy and must read! Very insightful, inspiring and pragmatic!" - Amazon Customer\n____________\nAs the Dalai Lama once said: "If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping with a mosquito!"\nMission: Be a kind mosquito exposes earth’s most pressing issues, from environmental destruction, and a harmful food industry to social injustice, corruption and a growing lack of ethics.\nEnvironmental activist, animal rights advocate and author Sofia Pavon presents a wide-encompassing, practical and rigorously argued roadmap for change through a lens of self-awareness and compassion.\nBy working to develop the reader’s self-esteem through powerful insight practices, Pavon helps us discover the power that each one of us has to heal our ravaged planet and transform humanity into a kinder one.\nWhilst it may seem that corporations and governments hold all the power, these exist to serve us.\nWe therefore ought to be united in this peaceful revolution. You can choose to be a part of the solution or do nothing and be part of the problem. As best said by Mahatma Gandhi, “Be the change you wish to see in the world.”\nIt is time to return to our principles, ethics, and real values; to place them where they belong, at the centre of our decisions. Now more than ever before, our voice can be heard from every corner of the Earth.</p>

Mission: Be a kind mosquito: A manual for a healthier world and a happier you

Science & Math

Pavon, Sofia

Earth Sciences

Speaking Made Easy: A Public Speaking Program for Middle School Students

Education & Teaching

Studying & Workbooks

Teacher’s Guide to Speaking Made Easy, Public Speaking & Interpersonal Communication, and Speak Up!

Holland: In Motion

Martin Kers

Holland Land of Water

Marijke Kers

Holland On Ice

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