This afternoon I started to packed up my books.. I realize they have been an integral part of my journey towards full restoration.

   
 
The Journey of Full Restoration…Books that have I found as useful resources:
1. It’s My Life Now…starting over after an abusive relationship or domestic by Meg Kennedy Dugan & Roger R. Hock.*

2. A Woman’s Guide to Investing by MassMutual Financial Group

3. Why did this happen to me again by Dr. Janette Marie Freeman 

4. Meaning from Madness by Richard Skerritt… Understanding the hidden patterns that motivate abusers narcissist borderlines and sociopaths.*

5. The Law of Attraction by Esther & Jerry Hicks*

6. The Verbally Abusive Relationship.. How to recognize it and how to respond by Patricia Evans*

7. Battlefield of the Mind by Joyce Meyer 

8. Dialogue with God by Mark & Patti Virkler

9. Claiming Your Self-Esteem by Carolyn M. Ball*

10. The Creation of Health by Caroline Myss*

11. Creating Affluence by Deepak Chopra

12. Laws of Love by Margaret Pounders

13. Men who can’t love by Steven Carter & Julia Sokol 

14. Emotional Freedom by Judith Orloff*

15. Emotional Unavailablity by Bryn C Collins*

16. Divine Guidance… How to have a dialogue with God and your guardian angels by Doreen Virtue

17. Being logical… A guide to good thinking by D.Q. McInerny*

18. A New Earth… Awakening to your life’s purpose by Eckhart Tolle*

19. Confidence… Finding it and living it by Barbara De Angelis*

20. The 5 Secreta to Becoming A Leader by Alan Nelson & Stan Toler

21. Why Does He Do That? Inside the minds of angry and controlling men by Lundy Bancroft*

22. You Can Be Happy No Matter What by Richard Carlson

23. If It Hurts It Isn’t Love by Chuck Spezzano

24. The Power of Self-Esteem by Nathanial Branden 

25. Overcoming Hurts & Anger … How to identify and cope with negative emotions by Dwight L. Carlson

26. The Bad Luck Baby by Sun Fannin*

27. The Astoning Power of Emotion by Esther and Jerry Hicks

28. Gifted Hands by Ben Carson*

29. Bad Boys by Carole Lieberman & Lisa Collier Cool*

30. The 5 Lessons A Millionaire Taught Me… About life and wealth by Richard Paul Evans

31. How To Think Like A Winner by James C Lewis

32. Empowering Women by Louise L Hays*

33. Stop Whining, Start Living by Laura Schlessinger 

34. Get The Junk Out Of Your Trunk… Let go of the past to live your best life by Duane Vander Klok

35. Smart Money Smart Kids by Dave Ramsey & Rachel Cruze

36. What Should I Do With My Life by Po Bronson 

37. Don’t Look Back by Andrews & McMeel

38. Being in Balance by Dr. Wayne Dyer

39. Stillness Speaks by Eckhart Tolle

40. A Twelve-Power Mediatiom Exercise

41. The Power Of Now by Eckhart Tolle 

42. Fear Of Intimacy by Robert W. Firestone and Joyce Catlett

43. Automatic Wealth… The secrets of the millionaire mind by James Allen, Napoleon Hill, Benjamin Franklin, Wallace Delois Wattles*

44. Think Big & Kick Ass by Trump & Bill Zanker*

45. Boundary Issues by Jane Adams*

46. This Time I Dance by Tama J. Kieves*

47. How To Know God… The soul’s journey into the mystery of mysteries by Deepak Chopra

48. Trust After Trauma… A guy to relationships for survivors and those who love them by Aphrodite Matsakis

49. The Secret by Rhonda Byrne*

50. The Mindful Way through Depression.. Frame yourself from chronic unhappiness by Mark Williams, John Teasdale, Zindel Segal & Jon Kabat-Zinn

51. The Hidden Powr of Woman by Bonnie & Mahesh Chavda

52. Secrets About Life Every Woman Should Know… 10 principles for total emotional and spiritual fulfillment by Barbara De Anglelis

53. The Rules of Engagement… The are a strategic prayer and spiritual warfare by Cindy Trimm 

54. The Blessed Life … Unlocking the rewards of generous living by Robert Morris*

55. Satan You Can’t Have My Children… The spiritual warfare guide for every parents by Iris Delgado

56. Healing by Design… Unlocking your body’s potential to heal itself by Scott K. Hannen 

56. The Five Love Languages… How to express heartfelt commitment to your mate by Gary Chapman 

57. The power of A Praying Woman by Stormie Omartian 

58. The Psychology Influence of Persuasion by Robert B Cialdini 

59. Beyond Codependency by Melody Beattie*

60. Bad Childhood, Good Life by Dr. Laura Schlessinger 

61. The Gift Of Fear… This book can save your life and other survival signals that protect us from violence by Gavin De Becker****

62. How to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie

63. Healing The Shame That Binds You by John Bradshaw*

64. Healing The Heart of Conflict… Eight crucial steps to making peace with yourself and others by Marc Gopin

65. Tears and Healing.. The dirty to light after an abusive relationship by Richard, 21CP

66. The dream manager by Matthew Kelly 

67. Bringing up boys by Dr James Dobson*

68. The BIBLE*****

69. Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki*

70. The Magic of Thinking Big by David J Schwartz*

71. Getting The Love You Want by Harville Hendrix

72. Think and Grow Rich by Nepoleon Hill*

73. Secrets of the Millionaire Mind… Mastering the inner game of wealth by T. Harv Eker

74. The Success Principles.. Audiobook CD How to get from where you are to where you want to be by Jack Canfield*

75. The Boy Who Came Back From Heaven by Kevin & Alex Makarkey. A true story*

Without the pain of life, we would never realize our strength…

For muscle to be built, first it must be broken down.In our brokenness we can build the muscles we have always desired. 

For me, I desired the muscle of strength and courage, fearlessness and joy, hope and peace, love and perseverance, and in finding my voice. 

Without the pain of life, we would never realize our strength… 

I choose to honor the experiences in my life both good and bad, for they have molded me along the way. Molded me into the woman I am today and that’s someone I have always wanted to be. I had no idea how I would get from one side of her to the other. Wow, what a journey, and not always an easy one I would say. I prayed for these qualities and I received them, for I have been tested and thankfully along the way, I have strengthened these muscles. Thank you Life for your lessons, the simply ones and the complicated ones. In honor of these gifts, I vow to mute the noise and tune inward to my God Given Compass, to Release Attachment to the outcome, to walk in my Purpose and Passion with Love and Fearlessness, regardless of the challenge. 

  

Happy 4th of July!!

  

Put the nail in it.. Join the movement to end domestic violence.

#PutTheNailInIt Safe Horizon PSA Aims to End Domestic Violence. Join the movement. @LifeInMotionInc 
  

Mother hears 11 year old daughter’s final words before father shoots and kills her

http://wtkr.com/2015/05/13/mother-hears-daughters-final-words-before-father-shoots-kills-her/
Join the Movement and #PutTheNailInIn put a nail in domestic violence, recognize children as the secondary victims. 

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#PutTheNailInIt

Safe Horizon PSA Aims to End Domestic Violence With Celebrities and Painted Nails. 
My 3 year old daughter Bella and I are putting the nail in domestic violence! http://t.co/ueJzTW8RYK
#PutTheNailInIt

   
   

#PutTheNailInIt

Safe Horizon, a New York-based organization that supports domestic violence victims, launched a new, celebrity-filled PSA on Sunday. The promo is part of its “Put the nail in It” campaign to “end domestic violence by literally putting the nail in it.”The 30-second spot, created pro bono by Arnold New York, features famous people who are close to the cause, including Alan Cumming, whose autobiography details an abusive upbringing, and Miss America 2015 Kira Kazantsev, a domestic violence survivor who has worked with Safe Horizon since her Miss New York days.

The organization leveraged personal connections to round out the PSA, nabbing New York Jets linebacker Quinton Coples through a board member and Kyra Sedgwick through a contact at the Creative Artists Agency Foundation.  
As part of the campaign, men and women are encouraged to make a donation and paint their left ring fingernail a shade of purple—the color associated with domestic-violence prevention—and share a photo on Twitter.

“Our intention was to spark a conversation with a provocative campaign direction and then show the rest of the world that we supported the movement through the painting of the nail,” said AnaLiza Alba, a creative director at Arnold. Since the PSA’s launch over the weekend, the hashtag #PutTheNailInIt has scored Safe Horizon 850 interactions on Twitter and more than 520,000 impressions. 

“Putting the nail in it” might seem like an aggressive image for an anti-violence campaign. But Peter Grossman, president of Arnold New York, said his team recognized the double meaning when it first proposed the idea.

“We liked that it was provocative and pushing the boundaries, and we thought it would help it to stand out and help drive the conversation,” Grossman said. Both Arnold and Safe Horizon wanted a memorable message that still had a sense of fun.

“A lot of domestic violence messages can be dark and hard for the average person to embrace, while not making light of the issue,” said Ariel Zwang, Safe Horizon’s CEO. “We wanted something with a broader social currency.” 

Zwang noted that her organization wanted to capitalize on the attention Ray Rice and the NFL’s “No More” campaign sparked for the domestic violence movement. She said the goal is to encourage action in addition to awareness. 

“I think it’s cute and light,” Denene Jonielle Rodney, managing director of Zebra Strategies, told Adweek. She praised the nail-painting idea because it engages people without pushing them out of their comfort zones—like, say, dumping a bucket of ice over their heads might.

“We should put a nail into domestic violence,” she said.

Husband/wife text…I have found the one whom my souls loves…!

  

Making good use of rush hour traffic.. Love & Respect, Dr. Emerson Eggerichs

  

Stop dreaming… Make a plan and do it! Jhuntermotivatingminds.com