Help children keep their negative self-talk in check by practicing daily affirmations. This notebook contains 132 positive affirmations for kids to read and to remind the qualities in themselves.There is one affirmation on each page. There are 132 lined blank pages for children to write on and each page has a positive self-affirmation statement. This is not like any notebook, but one that will serve to promote positive attitudes and beliefs in your children. Our beliefs system is established from young, so it is so important to help your children establish a supportive belief system showing them a positive attitude to life. By using these positive affirmations, you can help your children to internalize good values and positive beliefs, which allows them to develop confidence and a healthy dose of self-esteem. A perfect gift for kids, children and young students.
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I view challenges as opportunities for growth: Positive Self-Affirmations for Kids Children Book Journal Cards Notebook 8.5 x 11 Inches (Positive … For Kids And Children Series) (Volume 4)
Help children keep their negative self-talk in check by practicing daily affirmations. This notebook contains 132 positive affirmations for kids to read and to remind the qualities in themselves.There is one affirmation on each page. There are 132 lined blank pages for children to write on and each page has a positive self-affirmation statement. This is not like any notebook, but one that will serve to promote positive attitudes and beliefs in your children. Our beliefs system is established from young, so it is so important to help your children establish a supportive belief system showing them a positive attitude to life. By using these positive affirmations, you can help your children to internalize good values and positive beliefs, which allows them to develop confidence and a healthy dose of self-esteem. A perfect gift for kids, children and young students.
Hypnosis the Key to Self-Empowerment: Explanation, Application, and Scientific References of Hypnosis for Adults and Children, Including a View from the Perspective of Quantum Physics
This book intends to inform what hypnosis is and how it works. It explains how techniques of hypnosis are used in hypnotherapy to improve mental and physical health. The book gives ample examples of scientific research in the field of hypnosis and hypnotherapy, and connects this with recent neurological studies. Therefore, this book is also valuable for hypnotherapists. The working of the normal consciousness versus the subconscious mind are explained and how hypnosis comes into play. Furthermore, the book gives an understanding why emotions are important and how to deal with them. The importance of neuroplasticity is discussed as well as the power of words. There are a lot of misconceptions about hypnosis and the authors will deal with the questions that most people have with regard to hypnosis. The authors explain hypnosis, the power of belief, energy and consciousness by using insights from quantum physics and the unified field theory. Hypnosis and hypnotherapy can be used for a variety of mental health problems and the authors explain how hypnosis can be used to reduce or eliminate stress by using self-hypnosis or through the elimination of stress factors. Other uses such as dealing with weight problems, quitting smoking, and a variety of other problems such as depression, burn-out, fears, phobias, bereavement, sexual dysfunction, sleep, post-traumatic stress disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder are explained. As you read through the pages you will learn how hypnosis can be used for a variety of medical problems. One of the most prominent uses is hypnosis for pain elimination. Hospitals are starting using hypnosis as an alternative or adjunct for chemical anesthesia. Additionally, hypnotherapy is used for eliminating complaints for irritable bowel syndrome in an increasing number of hospitals. Hypnosis and hypnotherapy can also be helpful with fertility, pregnancy and birthing, emergency hypnosis, migraines, menopause. The authors also discuss how hypnosis can help to alleviate the suffering from severe illnesses such as cancer. Hypnotherapy can help children in a variety of ways. In this book the authors discuss addressing problems such as bedwetting, sensitive kids, ADHD, study problems, being bullied, and how to help children with all kinds of fears. It is also discussed how hypnosis techniques can be used for sports improvements, how to retrieve lost objects, how it is used in forensic hypnosis and how hypnosis can be used to enhance beauty, become younger and cultivate charisma. It gives you a brief overview of the history of hypnosis by talking about some great names in the world of hypnosis such as Franz Anton Mesmer, James Braid, Hippolyte Bernheim, Sigmund Freud, Dave Elman, Milton Erickson, Ernest Hilgard and Gerald Kein. The book finishes with an overview of some techniques used in hypnotherapy and gives examples of testimonials for hypnotherapy sessions. At the end there is a resource page through which the reader can obtain a link to a free hypnosis audio.
The View from Here: On Affirmation, Attachment, and the Limits of Regret
Must we always later regret actions that were wrong for us to perform at the time? Can there ever be good reason to affirm things in the past that we know were unfortunate? In this original work of moral philosophy, R. Jay Wallace shows that the standpoint from which we look back on our lives is shaped by our present attachments-to persons, to the projects that imbue our lives with meaning, and to life itself. Through a distinctive “affirmation dynamic”, these attachments commit us to affirming the necessary conditions of their objects. The result is that we are sometimes unable to regret events and circumstances that were originally unjustified or otherwise somehow objectionable.
Wallace traces these themes through a range of examples. A teenage girl makes an ill-advised decision to conceive a child – but her love for the child once it has been born makes it impossible for her to regret that earlier decision. The painter Paul Gauguin abandons his family to pursue his true artistic calling (and eventual life project) in Tahiti–which means he cannot truly regret his abdication of familial responsibility. The View from Here offers new interpretations of these classic cases, challenging their treatment by Bernard Williams and others. Another example is the “bourgeois predicament”: we are committed to affirming the regrettable social inequalities that make possible the expensive activities that give our lives meaning. Generalizing from such situations, Wallace defends the view that our attachments inevitably commit us to affirming historical conditions that we cannot regard as worthy of being affirmed–a modest form of nihilism.
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New Angle – New View
The old adage says death and taxes are the only certainties in life. I see it differently. There is another certainty called change. My view began changing in 2006 and those changes culminated in my first book published in 2010 called The View From A Different Angle. As I continue to grow and find new angles, my view continues to change. I now see each day with the expectation of change. I no longer wait for it. I seek it out. With every new angle comes a new view.