How to Heal a Wounded Spirit
by Marsha Williams
Price: $4.99 USD. 14160 words.
Published on September 1, 2011. .
This book provides information how to heal a wounded spirit. Individuals who have been deeply hurt and are unable to rise above the emotional and agonizing pain are held prisoner by anger, wrath, resentment, un-forgiveness and bitterness. However, when a person’s wounded spirit is healed they are then liberated from the mental torments and shackles of anger, un-forgiveness and bitterness.
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Books tagged: wounded emotions
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Korean Echoes
by Tom Sheehan
Price: $1.99 USD. 14310 words. Published by MilSpeak Books on September 3, 2011. .
Korean Echoes draws the reader into piecing together a puzzle, each piece a small measure of the Korean War soldier's world, a world wholly embedded in the deepest design at the heart of human experience, embedded as if words were shrapnel.
Price: $1.99 USD. 14310 words. Published by MilSpeak Books on September 3, 2011. .
Korean Echoes draws the reader into piecing together a puzzle, each piece a small measure of the Korean War soldier's world, a world wholly embedded in the deepest design at the heart of human experience, embedded as if words were shrapnel.