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From early childhood, Elizabeth Clare Prophet observed the cyclic interaction of nature, planets, and stars. Drawing on sources ranging from Hindu teachings on pralaya cycles, the ancient Greeks' understanding of the golden ratio, and modern studies on the spirals of creation, she shows the rhythmic equation of God in man and nature. From this broad perspective, the wholeness and holiness of the universe are revealed.

An enchanting tale of magical creatures living in secret, on a street just like yours and mine.

On this adventure, Mee travels through the Forest of Tangled Lies and must stop believing lies Mee tells Mee's self and find the truth. Truth is the part of happiness that has been stolen. Once Mee gets the truth back, a large piece of happiness will be restored.

Brave Mee is a gender-neutral character who relates to everyone. Mee has had their happiness stolen by anger and resentment. Mee realizes that Mee is unhappy and sets out to navigate the Angry Sea of Past Deeds in order to find forgiveness. Mee is assisted by three adorable and relatable characters - a sleek blue butterfly, a playful sea serpent, and a fun turtle.

Brave Mee and the Variety Show of Anxiety follows Mee, a loveable and adorable child, on a visual adventure on an anxiety inducing game show. Mee must overcome the anxiety and fear in order to win what is behind the curtains and the bonus round, some of the lost happiness. The story is designed to encourage the listener to find creative ways to combat anxiety. It highlights the ability we all have, to overcome our fears and anxieties.

Gender is often a baffling subject. However, non-binary people are not at all baffled about their gender identity, and they certainly aren't simply following a new trend. Societies and cultures all around the globe have been recognizing and accepting such identities for thousands of years. This book will give you a well-rounded understanding of non-binary identities and the proper pronouns for them, teach you how to use them, and broaden your knowledge on a variety of topics.

Your child has identified as non-binary, and many parents won’t have had the first clue what was coming. You probably don’t know what to think or what to feel. You don’t know how to act, what you are supposed to do, and how to give your child the support they need. That’s why I wrote this guide for parents, a guide that you can refer to at any point during your journey when you are uncertain of what to do, how to feel, or when you just want to understand how someone else managed the situation.