Free To Be Me

Free to be Me Do you ever wake up some days, and wonder, ‘What on earth is this all about?’, ‘Where am I going? ‘What’s wrong with me? ‘Who am I?’ Do you hear yourself saying, ‘I can’t do this anymore’? Please stop and listen to this inner voice. This is the voice of your soul calling out to be heard. Your soul is saying, ‘It is time for change. I am ready to make a difference’. Free to be Me is a step by step healing manual to help you re-evaluate what is happening in your life. We all come to crossroads in our lives, where we need to acknowledge what is going on. A crossroads where you have this uneasy feeling, that you can no longer walk the path you are walking. If your life is feeling out of balance, this is your time to make changes. This is your time to start to empower yourself, to create the life you desire, and the life you deserve. The author, Dawn Chrystal, uses her life experiences and knowledge, to gently help you to recognise where you have lost your way. Dawn introduces natural techniques, and Bach Flower Remedies to help you peel away the layers which no longer serve you, to reveal your true potential, and the person you were born to be. She says, ‘I respect that everyone is on their own individual path, and that your journey will be unique to you. Take what you need from each section of Free to be Me, and bring it into your life each day. Every time you walk away from your book, bring the techniques you have learnt today into your daily life. The more you work on you, the more empowered you will feel. The peace of mind, and the clarity you find, will be priceless’. To kickstart your healing journey, Dawn offers you introductory offers, to help you explore the benefits of the Bach Flower Remedies and her personal guidance. Use your book as a workshop manual. Each time you pick it up, you are stepping in to learn about yourself, and how you can enhance your life.

Who am I, really? How do I figure out what to do with my life? Does anybody really care about me? Why can't I be as pretty as her? Stasi Eldredge understands the doubts, struggles, and fears you are facing. She has been there! Now Stasi invites you to walk with her as she helps you understand the lies this world tries to sell you, and believe that God sees you as beautiful and worthy—right now. With honesty and grace, Stasi will help you see the hand of God in your story and trust Him with your every hope and dream.

Scribble your feelings and feel your true self in a technicolor guide to being the happiest you, discovering LGBTQ+ history, and making your own queer mark on the world. Complete with hilarious and thoughtful color illustrations, readers are encouraged to explore their own story with writing prompts and empowering activities coupled with important stories of LGBTQ+ history from antiquity to the present. No self-respecting young adult will want to put this book down . . . and if they don't have self-respect yet, this book will challenge them to dig deep and find it. This is the perfect gift for the out-and-proud set, anyone peeking their head out of the closet, and friends and allies alike.

From the bestselling creators of Giraffes Can't Dance comes a delightful story about an elephant looking for a place where he belongs. It's time for the Elephant Games! Every young elephant parades their talent in front of the king to earn their special elephant name. But Num-Num doesn't have a special skill to display. With a little help from some familiar friends, will this little elephant learn that being yourself is the most important talent of them all? Readers will love seeing some of their favorite characters from Giraffes Can't Dance return. Free to Be Elephant Me is perfect for family sharing and for teaching young readers about the importance of being yourself.

By telling my story I hope to help people suffering adversity and severe depression. This problem has been with me since my early 20's. I have spent several periods in hospital, also having E.C.T. I am still on a lot of medication. We moved form Sydney to Broke in the Hunter Valley firstly growing raspberries to supply the restaurants and eventually having an on-farm-shop. I also made chutneys and jams from our fruit trees and extensive vegetable garden. Although we had apricots, figs, pears and table grapes, the raspberries developed a disease so we had to look to another venture. We researched and eventually planted olive trees. We were foundation members of the Hunter Valley Olive Association; I also travelled to California, Argentine, Spain and Italy for further research. We sold the farm and bought a huge home on Lake Macquarie, from tree change to sea change. The marriage was very rocky and I was very unhappy. We then bought a restaurant, which brought a whole lot of new stresses and problems. In 2003 I suffered a stroke, was in an induced coma for four months and when I regained consiousnes, I was blind. My husband and children put me in a nursinghome, I was only 56 years old. It was awful. Apart from loss of vision I was suffering no other effects from the stroke. The family sought no help for me so I initiated seeing an eye surgeon. The result was I regained my sight. I was indeed a medical miracle. I went back home but life was terrible. I was working with two social workers who described my situation as domestic violence, not physical but emotional. Eventually one morning I rang my three children, in Sydney, and told them I was leaving, not one said Mum I will come and get you. I rang a friend who would pick me up but I could only stay a couple of nights. After contacting one of the social workers I ended up in a Women's Refuge, firstly in Muswellbrook then Lane Cove, in Sydney. For 7 years I have been in a Retirement Village and am extremely happy. I rarely have contact with my three children and six grand daughters. This hurts a great deal. They don't seem to value me but my many friends and activities make a very full and happy life. I am at last free to be me'. Maggie Attached are two chapters.

An amazing true story of a person born in 1962, in England who later moved permanently to the US. Born into a non-religious family, Robert was the youngest of three children. Just a seemingly normal English family. But he was to experience something very different as he grew up. Indeed, having a gift for music and business, Robert 'did life' like most other people in a western society. At the age that he often thought that he would die, thirty, after ruining his first marriage, he had a truly miraculous conversion to become a Christian in a way that some might only dream about. Then started missionary trips on three continents with many amazing stories of near death and a kidnapping. More was to happen as he found a wife in the US. Settling down with his new family including two sons and a daughter, was a very bumpy ride as he soon found himself flying back to England on his own, dejected and rejected. But God was with him and even though he was denied entrance back into the US, God made away that is quite a story of faith on its own. Reuniting with his new family they started to work things out and some amazing events took place where he was awarded the silver medal from the US Coast Guard and the Hero of Oklahoma award from the resident governor. Yet all through these years his life reveals a deeper issue that he and his wife battled to overcome. The twist in this true testimony was how God broke through to Robert and revealed that he was transgender. Years and years of trying to overcome his 'wicked' heart and 'deceived' mind all failed as he discovered that he was not to 'overcome' at all, but accept himself and go help others. So after having to leave his wife and family who all rejected him, he embarked on a new journey into this whole world of gender identity and related issues. Yet, he, now she, Robbie Dee, has continued to have God direct her steps. You just have to read about her transition and life as a transgender lady who is fully out in the public, worshipping the Lord with her violin and bringing the truth into the church and society concerning transgender people.

We live in a culture that's all about self, becoming the best "me" I can be instead of becoming like Jesus. This me-centered message affects every area of our lives--our friendships, our marriages, even our faith--and it breaks each one in different ways. The self-focused life robs our joy, shrinks our souls, and is the reason we never quite break free of insecurity. In this book, Sharon Hodde Miller invites us into a bigger, Jesus-centered vision--one that restores our freedom and inspires us to live for more. She helps readers - identify the secret source of insecurity - understand how self-focus sabotages seven areas of our lives - learn four practical steps for focusing on God and others - experience freedom from the burden of self-focus Anyone yearning for a purpose bigger than "project me" will cherish this paradigm-shifting message of true fulfillment.

From insecurity to true freedom -- God loves us and accepts us just as we are right now. And He longs to show us how to break out of our individual prisons of negative thoughts, past behaviors, and destructive patterns.

Free To Be Me is an expression about being free mind, body and spirit. This book is dear and close to my heart. I am so thankful to God for allowing me to be used and heard in this hour for such a time as this. It is my prayer with great sincerity that every reader can open up their heart to be totally healed, delivered, and SET FREE. The bible says in John 8:36 If the son therefore shall make you free, you are free indeed KJV. Some have been called to teach, preach, to be a nurse, doctor, lawyer, sunday school teacher, church secretary, caretaker of the elderly, CEO of a company and the list goes on. This book lets readers know it is ok to be who God has called you to be and if you are not you are living a LIE.