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Quarto Publishing PLC Breath Practice Cards: 50 breathwork meditations for mind, body & self
Reap the mental and physical benefits of breathwork with this essential toolkit, complete with 50 vibrantly illustrated breath-exercise cards and a 64-page guidebook.Breath Practice Cards provide an uplifting, screen-free introduction to breathwork with simple and easy-to-follow exercises and meditations beautifully and accessibly presented on individual cards. In the accompanying book, explore the origins, science and benefits of this age-old method made popular by Wim Hof and find simple sequences to create your own mindful breathwork practice. Each card, gorgeously illustrated with inspiring and inclusive artworks from @madebyralu, includes directions of how to practice a specific technique. The cards include exercises to: Focus, including grounding and re-centering Humming Bee Breath and Box Breathing Relax, including calming and restorative Hugging Break and Lunar Breathing Elevate, including energising and uplifting Sunshine Breath and Heart-Smiling Breath Release, including cleansing and clearing Roaring Lion’s Breath and Open Ocean Breath Connect, including harmonising and meditative Gratitude Breath and Chakra Balancing Breath Pick a card when you wake up to energise or before you go to bed to unwind, or just throughout your day when you need a mindful moment. This set is a must-have resource for modern well-being.
£14.40
New York University Press Women in Christian Traditions
Uncovers women's participation and impact on defining historical moments and themes of Christian traditions Women in Christian Traditions offers a concise and accessible examination of the roles women have played in the construction and practice of Christian traditions, revealing the enormous debt that this major world religion owes to its female followers. It recovers forgotten and obscured moments in church history to help us to realize a richer and fuller understanding of Christianity. This text provides an overview of the complete sweep of Christian history through the lens of feminist scholarship. Yet it also departs from some of the assumptions of that scholarship, raising questions that challenge our thinking about how women have shaped beliefs and practices during two thousand years of church history. Did the emphasis on virginity in the early church empower Christian women? Did the emphasis on marriage during the Reformations of the sixteenth century improve their status? These questions and others have important implications for women in Christianity in particular, and for women in religion in general, since they go to the heart of the human condition. This work examines themes, movements, and events in their historical contexts and locates churchwomen within the broader developments that have been pivotal in the evolution of Christianity. From the earliest disciples to the latest theologians, from the missionaries to the martyrs, women have been instrumental in keeping the faith alive. Women in Christian Traditions shows how they did so.
£20.99
Quarto Publishing PLC Radical SelfCare
Nurture your inner resilience every day with Radical Self-Care – offering 40 accessible rituals to build a powerful, personalized toolkit for lasting fulfillment.It can be the simplest of things that bring you joy and give a deeper sense of who you are. Carving out space in our days for our own wellbeing is vital for keeping us resourced, healthy and connected. This way, we can show up fully as ourselves, as often as possible.In Radical Self-Care, wellness practitioner and contemporary spiritual guide Rebecca Moore gives you everyday practices, reflections and wisdom that will help you design a life that you love. With stunning photographs by Christian Cassiel and line drawings by Line & Honey, this is your go-to guide to interconnected wellbeing, destined to become a cherished reference.Through dip-in sections Be Here Now, Embodiment, Check In and Reflect, Letting Go, Self-Soothe, Conscious
£13.50
New York University Press Women in Christian Traditions
Uncovers women's participation and impact on defining historical moments and themes of Christian traditions Women in Christian Traditions offers a concise and accessible examination of the roles women have played in the construction and practice of Christian traditions, revealing the enormous debt that this major world religion owes to its female followers. It recovers forgotten and obscured moments in church history to help us to realize a richer and fuller understanding of Christianity. This text provides an overview of the complete sweep of Christian history through the lens of feminist scholarship. Yet it also departs from some of the assumptions of that scholarship, raising questions that challenge our thinking about how women have shaped beliefs and practices during two thousand years of church history. Did the emphasis on virginity in the early church empower Christian women? Did the emphasis on marriage during the Reformations of the sixteenth century improve their status? These questions and others have important implications for women in Christianity in particular, and for women in religion in general, since they go to the heart of the human condition. This work examines themes, movements, and events in their historical contexts and locates churchwomen within the broader developments that have been pivotal in the evolution of Christianity. From the earliest disciples to the latest theologians, from the missionaries to the martyrs, women have been instrumental in keeping the faith alive. Women in Christian Traditions shows how they did so.
£72.00
McGraw-Hill Education Writing Matters Comprehensive ISE
£59.99
Indiana University Press Peoples Temple and Black Religion in America
The Peoples Temple movement ended on November 18, 1978, when more than 900 men, women, and children died in a ritual of murder and suicide in their utopianist community of Jonestown, Guyana. Only a handful lived to tell their story. As is well known, Jim Jones, the leader of Peoples Temple, was white, but most of his followers were black. Despite that, little has been written about Peoples Temple in the context of black religion in America. In 10 essays, writers from various disciplines address this gap in the scholarship. Twenty-five years after the tragedy at Jonestown, they assess the impact of the black religious experience on Peoples Temple.
£20.99
