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Spirituality and Religion March 2021
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| Happiness Becomes You: A Guide to Changing Your Life for Good by Tina TurnerWhat it's about: the personal philosophy and life advice of legendary artist Tina Turner, informed by her nearly 50 years of practicing Buddhism.
Why you might like it: Happiness Becomes You is more than just another celebrity memoir. Although Turner does reflect on the way her practice has supported her through personal struggles, readers will also find an accessible guide to Buddhist practice and terminology with relevant inspirational quotes inside. |
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The Islam book : Big Ideas Simply Explained
by Inc. DK Publishing
What it is: A comprehensive, accessible, and authenticated guide to Islam, essential to understanding the world's fastest-growing religion.
Why you might like it: "The range of topics covers religious belief, rites, history, culture, the arts, governance, and philosophy. While the ideas are complex, the narrative is easy to follow, and the visual aids will enhance readers' understanding." (Booklist)
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It's never too late : make the next act of your life the best act of your life
by Kathie Lee Gifford
What it's about: The four-time Emmy Award-winning Today host and best-selling author draws on personal experience to counsel women on how to navigate life-changing milestones while speaking out and staying true to oneself.
Why you might like it: Taking us from her Chesapeake Bay childhood when she first heard God's calling, to her skyrocketing fame with Regis, to her decision to leave television for Nashville, Kathie Lee inspires us to pursue what really matters.
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A history of magic witchcraft & the occult
by Suzannah Lipscomb
What it is: This title charts an extraordinary narrative, covering everything from ancient animal worship and shamanism, through alchemy and divination to modern Wicca.
What you'll find inside: "Chapters are arranged chronologically, from ancient roots (prehistory to 400 CE) to modern times, tracing early practices in Mesopotamian, Egyptian, Greek, Hindu, Mayan, and many other cultures; the separation of mainstream religion from folk magic; the demonization of witches; popular fascination with the occult and spiritualism; and the impact of ceremonial magic and mass media." (Booklist)
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