Dorothy Lewis Ordre des livres

If you're interested in preserving the environment, you'll be happy to know that tiny living allows you to leave a smaller carbon footprint. Switching to a tiny home has various benefits and can be an exciting journey. Regardless of the square footage of your home, you can make it beautiful, cozy and efficient in many ways. Tiny living teaches you how to live well with a lot less. Here is a preview of what you'll learn... - Getting acquainted with the tiny house philosophy - Defining needs and developing a plan of action - What you will need in order to construct your tiny house - Planning for your tiny house and making a checklist - Planning rooms and creating multipurpose spaces - Design ideas and hacks which will add value to your tiny house - And much, much more! With life becoming more complicated each day, some people advocate moving into a smaller home with a bigger life. For some people, staying in a tiny house has become a part of their lifestyle. Adjusting to a smaller space with fewer possessions and instead focusing on saving money and giving more importance to relationships and experiences in an upside to such a lifestyle.

Set in a world of magic and adventure, a young warlock named Edrin embarks on a daunting quest to retrieve an unknown gift from an undisclosed location. Guided by the Great Creator, he faces threats from the sinister Children of the Dark, who wield their own magic. Throughout his journey, themes of courage and the battle between light and dark emerge, ultimately showcasing the triumph of white magic. This enchanting tale is suitable for readers aged 10 to 100, blending fantasy with a coming-of-age narrative.

Exploring the complexities of aging, the narrative delves into the emotional and existential dimensions rather than focusing solely on physical decline. It challenges conventional perceptions of old age, emphasizing the richness of experiences and the wisdom that comes with time. Through thought-provoking insights, it invites readers to reconsider societal attitudes towards the elderly, illustrating that aging is a multifaceted journey filled with both challenges and profound moments of clarity and connection.

Over fifty visualisation exercises. It is intended both for the individual looking for practical help on the inner journey, and for the therapist or group leader who needs more material to use with client or group.