Do you sense the existence of a deeper reality you have yet to find? Are you searching for spiritual growth, joy, liberation, and bliss and the answers to life’s ultimate questions? Would you like to have a greater awareness and freedom from fear and pain? Well, you haven't discovered this book by chance, and it will resonate inside you because: - A Pocket Full of God is an ally and guide for self-transformation … to accompany your journey towards liberation and bliss through stillness, silence, and inner peace. - As a seeker of your own truth, these passages of Divine knowledge and wisdom will calm the body, bring clarity to the mind, and joy for the heart and soul. - In doing so, they aim to help you live and cope with your thoughts and emotions … and provide you with a greater understanding of life beyond the boundary of the senses. Remember, what you read from any book or hear from a guide, sage or guru are just guidelines and advice, and they may not be something you fully agree with or convinced by. However, the world around you can only reflect what the ‘I’—your true ‘self’—makes of it. So, do you choose to imagine further pain, fear, hate and a desire for self-preservation (which resides outside of you) or will you rise above self-doubt and ego to exude kindness, peace and joy through the expansion from within? Whatever you decide, please understand that there is nothing wrong with how you wish to live … but why remain limited? If you can just try to relate and experiment with the process of turning inward, you will become more conscious of reality every day. With a new awareness of everything you currently cling to, one’s own perception and experiences of the depths and dimensions of the boundless will ultimately lead to the vitality of the body, a joyful mind, and a loving heart, which will then enable you to live a full and blissful life … and who doesn’t want that? Pre-order A Pocket Full of God now and Transform the Nature of Your Life!

NOW A MAJOR MOTION PICTURE In this striking debut from the author of the National Book Award winner Paris Trout, Pete Dexter chronicles a murder and its consequences in the fictional blue-collar Philadelphia neighborhood of God’s Pocket. Leon Hubbard makes other men nervous, talking to himself or anyone who will listen about the things he’s cut with his straight razor. So when he crosses the wrong guy on a South Philly construction site and winds up with his head caved in, everyone is content to bury the bad news with the body. Everyone, that is, except Leon’s mother—and a local newspaper columnist hoping the story will resurrect his career. Only a mother could love a man like Leon. But only an outsider could expect to change anything in God’s Pocket. Praise for God’s Pocket “Riveting . . . a first-class first novel . . . highlighted by superior writing, dialogue that rings true, and a highly believable background.”—Associated Press “God’s Pocket sings, snarls, mugs, wisecracks, buys you a drink, steals your wallet, and takes you home to meet the folks.”—Richard Price “My own favorite among Mr. Dexter’s work remains God’s Pocket, which I continue to admire for its rich, well-nigh Dickensian mixture of verisimilitude, real-life absurdity, horror and romance.”—Robert Stone, The New York Times Book Review “Rollicking . . . a tough Philadelphia neighborhood comes to life in these pages.”—Playboy

God wants to put a face on giving--and the face he has in mind is not yours, but his. What if you could take something out of your pocket today that would make God wonderfully personal and absolutely real to someone who, only minutes earlier, had been secretly calling out to God for help, for an answer, for any shred of evidence that He cares? Discover the incredible resource that’s small enough to fit in your wallet or purse, yet big enough to change someone’s life--starting with yours. In The God Pocket, Bruce Wilkinson tells you what that little something is, explains how to deliver God’s provision to someone in need, and shares how God is ready to reveal Himself through you. The God Pocket Prayer Dear God, Today I ask to be sent to show Your love and deliver Your funds to the person You choose. I carry Your provision in my God Pocket, and I am ready and willing. I am Your servant, Lord. Whenever You nudge me, I will respond! Here am I – please send me!

A Pocket Full of Hope was written for anyone who is desperate to find the light and the presence of hope when life feels dark and empty. Through thirty-one days of anecdotes, the author will make you smile, laugh, and cry while helping you to • increase your faith, • gain a new perspective on failure, • recognize God in your circumstances, • expect good possibilities, and • build your hope through Bible scriptures. When you have completed your thirty-one-day journey, you will have the tools to motivate and encourage yourself to get up when life weighs you down, see the potential for change in any situation, and teach others how to do the same!

A Pocket Full of Hope is an honest account of my journey going through Breast Cancer, with added scriptures and quotes, which helped me through my devastating diagnosis in 2013, through the sad into happy, dark into light and negative into positive times. So, go on, make yourself a cuppa, get comfy, and have a read, because in my heart I really hope you will enjoy my book, and that it will also raise awareness of Breast Cancer to help others.

A beautiful exploration of grief by one of the top selling poets in America. Anis Mojgani's In the Pockets of Small Gods explores what we do with grief, long after the initial sadness has faded from our daily lives: how we learn to carry it without holding it, how our joy and our pain touch, and at times need one another. His latest collection of poetry touches on many kinds of sorrow, from the suicide of a best friend to a broken marriage to the current political climate. Mojgani swings between the surreal imagery and direct vulnerability he is known for, all while giving the poems a direct frankness, softening whatever the weight may be. A book of leaves and petals as opposed to a book of stones, In the Pockets of Small Gods encapsulates the human experience in a way that is both deeply personal and astoundingly universal.