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The Eclipse of Love, Pain, and Happiness is the depiction of what happens when life tends to amalgamate these elements. From personal relationships, to friendships and political issues, the poetry exhibited in this book will take you on a journey. It reflects the author's growth in life and in writing. The challenges, struggles, encouraging and pivotal moments of the author's life are recorded in this book. As you embark on this exciting read, experience Jac'Quail's life changes, spiritual and emotion growth from chapter to chapter.
Simply Me is an exterior look at the positive change and growth that happens as a person matures and learns how to allow lifes struggles, personal battles, and lessons become a testimony of triumph. This volume of poetry is sure to fortify the faith and strength of others and will also allow them to read and experience the dynamic run off the page poetry that has been delivered. From love and intimate thoughts, to hardship and life revelations, Simply Me shares these thoughts across every page. As God continues to work in my life I will continue to express and use the gifts of His love to encourage and empower others to discover their own gifts and use them to create positive forums. Be poetically free in every aspect of your life and remember that the power of life and death is in the tongue, so always speak and invoke life. ~ JacQuail
Living Life Out Loud is JacQuails long-awaited third volume of poetry! When life hits, her pen goes to the pad, turning her lifes stories and testimonies into poetry. Living Life Out Loud is a revelation of its title. JacQuail talks about her life as a new wife and mother and all the happiness and hard times that she has encountered through the years. She doesnt hold anything back! Speaking from five emotional elements that we all facelove, pain, forgiveness, deliverance, and happinessJacQuail shares her stories in metaphorical wordplay. These poems were intended to make your thoughts dance, your conscious rise, and your choices change for the betterment of your life and those you invite into your love space. She infuses personal testimonies, poetry, and a little bit of self-reflection for the reader in this book. Her goal is to share her story to encourage others to do the same with self-reflection, correction, and victory! Victory is when you find the happiness that lies within yourself! It is definitely a book that will keep you enticed and your eyes glued to the pages. If you want to see how JacQuail has developed as a woman and writer, you must read this book! The poetry is on another level, and so is she!
Humans always seek pleasure, humans venerate pleasure, but are humans sentient, or feelers by nature, the way science depicts them? Because if humans are defined as feelers, and if they are expected to behave as feelers, then this remains their meaning in life and in the world, always to feel good, to feel everything, and to live life feeling the best, even addicted. Yet as you notice, humans excel at reasoning the most, and not mainly at feeling, which describes more the animal kingdom. Pleasure is very good, and it is better than pain, yet there is a difference between feeling and reasoning. Because reasoning is more about mastering life and the world, while feeling is about celebrating these. Yet even this statement is insufficient, because feelings are not even abilities within your cognitive system, but feelings are only meant to signal needs and their fulfillment, rewarding or punishing you depending on circumstances. While reasoning is your main cognitive ability, and you should treasure it accordingly. This lack of understanding makes a difference, because if you happen to live your life valuing feelings, including your good feelings, more than your actual human abilities, including all your cognitive abilities, then feelings, and pleasure in special, remain your focus and meaning in life. And with the multitude of artificial sources of pleasure that society offers, good luck to you, because it is only a matter of time before you too become addicted. Since as we notice throughout the book, becoming addicted is not only an error of judgment that you make while trying to feel good in life as everyone else, it is not only a social constraint subduing you as everyone else, but addiction is integral part of the normal natural process of your cognitive system, and it is even used by your subconscious intelligence in various circumstances, in order to render you always eager to fulfill specific highly important activities in life, as it is the case with your natural need for reproduction. You have to comprehend society as it is, because once you are addicted, you become weak, predictable, and controllable, and this is how others take over your living and social niche, to exploit you. While you end up struggling with family problems, finance problems, and health problems, ever after. Would you like to be able to manage your life, your thinking, and your behavior? Then you have to be able to manage your feelings first. And you may do so not forcefully and not directly, since you are not a mechanism, but you can manage your feelings only by learning everything about your feelings, needs, development, addictions, intelligences, reasoning, behavior, society, Life, the world, and your meaning and place in Life and in the world. This book creates an entire model of the human addictions, which is still easy to read, teaching you everything about drugs and how they work, about pleasure and how it controls you, and about the world and how it interacts with you before and during addictions. If you want to learn more about addictions, consequences, and withdrawal, this book is for you.
Judith A. Merkle examines the situation of Christian spirituality today, in a secular age, through the images of dance, silence, and music. Drawing on the work of Charles Taylor as well as core aspects of the tradition of Christian theology on discipleship, Merkle asks how these new conditions affect the practice of Christianity as modern discipleship. The author calls God the music maker. She argues that response to the reality of God can be captured through the image of dance. Merkle reminds us that people in secular society connect to God in diverse ways, not in the least through the call of creation and the call of conscience. She explores discipleship as a lens through which we can understand how a community of faith, service, prayer, worship, and sacramentality can be viewed and integrated in daily life. She emphasizes how the interconnection between prayer, Eucharist, and a believing community is inseparable from the dance of discipleship as it can be lived in secular society. The image of dancing to silent music is a powerful symbol of Christian religious experience in modern times.