I learned the hard way that constantly putting others and their needs before my own, can have negative consequences. In a world where some people take advantage of those who give too much, it's crucial to set boundaries. Prioritize your own needs. This doesn't mean disregarding others. It means you have a better understanding of Self.By taking care of your Self first, you can tap into your true potential and unlock the power of manifestation. You are put in a better position of cla...

Since its original publication in 1830, the Book of Mormon has elicited intense curiosity and interest. Thousands of published articles and books have been written about the book's origins and its contents. Many of the book's responses have been passionate, both in praise and criticism.The primary goal of the Annotated Bibliography of the Book of Mormon is to produce a comprehensive, annotated, bibliographic listing of published items on the book.As with any biblio...

This book is an introduction to Hebraisms and Hebrew-like literary forms in the Book of Mormon that have persisted in the English translation of the text. More than two dozen such elements are identified, discussed, and related to corresponding forms found in the Hebrew Bible. The author demonstrates that the presence of these underlying literary forms is consistent with the Book of Mormon's claimed ancient Near Eastern origins and attests the accuracy of its translation and the inspiratio...

Do miracles occur in our day?Of course they do. ‘Beyond imagination,’ wrote President Spencer W. Kimball. ‘If all the miracles of our own lifetime were recorded, it would take many library shelves to hold the books which could contain them.’Indeed, ours is a gospel of miracles. Every day we have opportunity to bear record of miraculous events--a heart changed, a prayer answered, a burden lightened, a sin forgiven. These miracles that follow the faithful are recorded in jour...

". . . an easy to read, and clearly written, blueprint for those wishingto find the key to a richer and fuller life." — Jeffrey Needle, Association for Mormon LettersAs Latter-day Saints, we seem to share a universal desire to find meaning in everyday living and to know what we can do to improve our time in morality by focusing on what matters most. In his warm and engaging style, author Jay A Parry identifies twelve specific reasons why we were sent to earth and te...

Three essays by Hugh Nibley, plus papers presented at the 1993 FARMS symposium, other important papers on the temple, a keynote address by Elder Marion D. Hanks (former president of the Salt Lake Temple), striking illustrations by Michael Lyon (who illustrated Nibley's Temple and Cosmos) -- these features and more make Temples of the Ancient World: Ritual and Symbolism one of the most significant volumes ever published on the temple. Twenty-four essays in this 1994 publication focus on the...

Isolde is a warrior haunted by vengeance. When she senses a dark corruption seeping into the lifeblood of Valhaven, she sets out to hunt those responsible.But she's not the only one who sees the signs. Aidan, a druid scarred by past battles against the monstrous demon Lysander, recognises the threat for what it is. And Jen, a brilliant but reckless hacker, stumbles onto a digital trail leading straight into the heart of the city's growing nightmare.Their pa...

Nathan Chevell has four hours to stop the fall of an empire.As Captain of the Emperor's Black, it's Nate's job to protect the ruler of all humanity. But when an assassin gets too close, new mind-reading agents—Intelligencers—are handed the keys to imperial security.Nate's team is ordered to stand down. The enemy strikes. And the Black are no longer welcome at the palace.With no support, no backup, and no time, Nate ...

Before the Tyche flew, its crew were scattered across a dying Empire.Nathan Chevell wore the Emperor's Black and protected the throne with his life. Grace Gushiken survived a prison where hope was a liability. El hunted rebel warships in the hard black. Hope built the machines meant to save a failing Empire. Kohl learned to kill for the Yakuza. And Chad Forradel ran espionage games on the Senate floor.They were never meant to be heroes. The galaxy had other...

Adalia Kendrick sees the dead. It's a gift. Or maybe a curse. Either way, she's had five years to learn that the dead don't always stay quiet.Her mother, Danny, has spent those years running from the darkness of the Night's Favor, trying to carve out a life far from the blood and ruin they left behind. But some things won't be outrun—especially when the past comes hunting.Across the sea, Talin Moray has heard of the...

Isolde has fought monsters, gods, and her own past. But nothing has prepared her for this—a city on the edge of collapse, its people turning against each other, and a war that threatens to swallow them all.The enemy she thought she had defeated is rising again, stronger than before. Aidan, a druid bound by fate, senses that the world itself is breaking. Jen, a hacker with nothing left to lose, uncovers a final, terrifying secret. And Cassius, a demon who has fought...

The ad said Job of a Lifetime. Hope Baedeker should've read the fine print.At twenty-two, she's already a Guild Engineer First Class—assigned to breathe life into the broken spans of Triton Station. It's the opportunity of a career. Maybe even a future.But the fall of the Empire left a power vacuum, and organized crime filled it fast. Triton's run by cartels now. And they've taken someone Hope loves.To get her wife back, Hope will have to make impos...