Exploring the concept of a spirit guide, this book delves into the role of these ethereal beings in providing wisdom and support throughout one's life journey. It offers insights into recognizing and connecting with your spirit guide, emphasizing the importance of intuition and spiritual growth. Readers will discover techniques for enhancing their spiritual awareness and understanding the messages conveyed by their guides, ultimately fostering a deeper connection to the spiritual realm and personal development.
Mike Ellis Knihy
It's simple: follow the illustrated prompts and read the English words out loud, and soon you'll be speaking Chinese. This handy, easy-to-read language guide is easy to carry and gives the basic phrases you need while traveling, asking directions, or ordering food at a restaurant. It also includes phrases for medical or legal emergencies, as well as terminology for hotels, airports, and so on. But most of all, it's just plain fun!
If you ask for a "pop" in Manhattan you are most likely going to be offered a strange pill of punched in the face. The same request in the Midwest, however, will get you a sweet, bubbly, soft drink. Pop or soda. Jimmies or sprinkles. A bag or a sack. People from all over the world e-mail Ellis with examples of local slang and phrases, linguistic idiosyncrasies that he has come to think of as a kind of home cooking. His web site gets over 100,000 hits each week.The slang we use often reflects who we are and where we've come from, and Ellis has a gift for zooming in on the often humorous, ironic, and colorful way that religions, nationalities, classes, subcultures, professions, and pundits put their spin on the native tongue. Slanguage contains all kinds of slang -- from occupational and recreational slang to time tunnel and television slang -- and the text is blended with smart, humorous art work that frames and amplifies selected words and phrases.
Learn simple French in a snap! With this fun visual guide, simply follow the illustrated prompts and read the English words out loud with emphasis on the words in soon you'll be speaking French! Learn to be polite by saying "please": "See Voo Play" (S'il vous plaît). Or let someone know what a "good idea" that "Set Tune Bunny Day" (C'est une bonne idée). The simple icons are easy to follow and this pocket-sized guide is easy to carry with you. It will give you the basic phrases you need to get around while traveling, whether asking directions, ordering food at a restaurant, or shopping. But most of all, it’s just plain fun!