Peter Kalellis Livres

Offering practical guidance, this book presents five proven steps to help individuals address issues in their relationships before making the decision to part ways. It emphasizes communication and understanding, aiming to restore connections and foster healthier dynamics between partners. By focusing on actionable strategies, it encourages readers to navigate challenges and explore the potential for reconciliation.

Written from practical and real life experiences, Paths to Inner Peace offers the reader ways to live a simple and fulfilling life. The author combines spiritual and psychological support in an accessible and practical way. The author is well known throughout the country. Many clergymen seek his counseling for themselves and for their parishioners. Dr Kalellis is highly respected in the Greek Orthodox community, and he is favourably esteemed by his Eminence Demetrios, the Archbishop of North and South America.

Explore the transformative journey of healing thoughts, feelings, and relationships by unlocking your inner emotional and spiritual resources. This guide offers insights and techniques to harness personal power, fostering deeper connections and emotional well-being. Discover how to cultivate a positive mindset and nurture relationships through self-awareness and spiritual growth.

Set against the backdrop of Nazi-occupied Lesbos during World War II, the story follows olive heiress Nina Cambas as she grapples with her religious calling to join a convent and her deep love for American serviceman Danny. Their relationship is tested by the horrors of war and Nina's sense of duty. This gripping tale weaves themes of love, sacrifice, and faith amidst the tragedy of the Holocaust, appealing to readers interested in historical romance and military history.

Kalellis' five-step plan puts readers in touch with the portrait of their restored self, dispelling harmful romanticism. The steps include acknowledging that one is not alone, restoring self-expression, and undertaking honest self- evaluation.

"By nature or divine design humans make several physical and emotional transitions in their lives. Some of these transitions are most difficult, for they require changes of lifestyle and responsibilities. In this book, Dr. Kalellis offers practical yet serious thoughts for the transition process to help readers cope with their own aging issues and in their later years have a better life." -- Theodore Kalmoukos, The National Herald

On the enchanting Greek island of Lesbos, currently suffering a brutal Nazi occupation, olive heiress Nina Cambas is torn between her religious calling to the convent and her love for Danny, a brave American serviceman whose missions occasionally take him to concentration camps. Can their love endure the war and Nina's sense of duty? This gripping, spiritually informed love story, set amidst the turbulence and tragedy of World War II and the Holocaust, will appeal to fans of historical romances and military history alike.