Articles related to "Human Relationships"

Originally from Dorset, UK, Janet Woods now lives in Western Australia, and reveals her interest in her characters, settings and research and a typical writing day.

The Bible is divinely inspired truth to some; a literary masterpiece to others. But many miss the essence of lessons on human relationships in the Book of Genesis.

Seemingly overlooked or ignored is the implied evolutionary component in Martin Buber's Dialogical 'I-Thou.'

Is ostracism a civilized form of punishment? Psychologists believe that isolation creates physical pain and that this method of modifying behavior may be pure torture.

Staying happy begins with having a healthy definition of happiness, which incorporates a holistic view of your social, spiritual, mental and emotional life.

Kabbalistic theory explains the cause and solution of the current financial crisis. If the solution is implemented, then there would be no need for any future crises.

One woman journeys across the world in search of her Big Love. She meets an online pen pal, encounters political tragedy, and discovers what she left behind.

Poet Kim Addonizio correlates cinematic scenes and scenarios with memories; horror and dread and death as interchangeable parts in reality, indistinguishable from life.

Treating pets like miniature versions of people can detract from our relationship with them and even, in some cases, be hazardous to their health.

The rules for how to be successful in today's world are different to those of yesterday. The rules of success have changed from competitive ones to cooperative ones.

For many years now the Comedy of Dante Alighieri has served as the ultimate literary example of the devoted servant of God. But it champions the mortal mind too.

The Art of War by Sun Tzu, is the oldest military treatise in the world. It remains unsurpassed in military strategy, but also in psychology, business and leadership.

Prayer is powerful when an emotional connection is made between the person who prays and the person prayed for.

This Bible study will look at the first two chapters of Genesis to see what God's intentions were for humanity.

The five bhavas are different attitudes a devotee may adopt when relating to the Divine.

Learn to train any horse, including problem horses, yourself! By enhancing the horse/human relationship, you can train your horse to be responsive and receptive.

Should recess be included in the school day? Many school systems say "no" as the pressure for academic excellence increases.

Should dating and relationships be more formally studied?

Progressive rock band Leeland will release its debut project, "Sound of Melodies," co-produced by Marc Byrd, Matt Bronlewee, and Steve Hindalong, on August 15, 2006.

Children with Asperger's Syndrome often struggle to fit in at school and other social settings. While there is no cure for their condition, they can be trained to cope.

Children have a natural curiosity about where they came from and they can ask some very pointed questions. This guide will help parents respond in a calm and helpful way.

Catholic Digest is for all ages of readers who seek answers to the questions and challenges of values in religion's teaching and traditions.

Charles Darwin is famed for penning a definitive work about the evolution of life, but his own life is under the microscope in the British biopic, Creation.

New research suggests that music training has a positive effect on mental acuity, specifically in the areas of cognitive, verbal and emotional intelligence.

In her second novel, Carolyn Parkhurst looks at mothers, daughters, and reality TV

Set in various Parisian neighborhoods, international directors collaboratively create vignettes that portray romance, longing, loneliness, irony, and self-realization.

Sara Varon's "Robot Dreams" is a graphic novel that possesses a rare and gentle charm. It wordlessly communicates a complex emotional message about friendship and loss.

It is the human relationships and how life is lived that makes for happiness and a life well lived, not material purchases.

Misterpoet's second through sixth poetry collection and a short story composition.

For over 25 years, John Bellairs wrote best selling mystery novels for young adults. Following his death in 1991, Brad Strickland now writes this gripping series.

When a Catholic receives the sacrament Confirmation, they also receive the Gifts and the Fruits of the Holy Spirit. Why? What are these "gifts" and "fruits"?

Widely known for her crime fiction, McDermid takes on the Miners Strike in Scotland and combines it with a twenty five year old murder, making for a dizzying storyline.

Offers suggested titles and authors that no serious reader interested in literature focused on the natural world should be without.

First part of an interview with WALL-E writer/director Andrew Stanton. The Disney/Pixar movie hits theatres on June 27th.

The reasons for entering the Buddhist Monkhood in Thailand range from gaining merit to making progress towards nirvana by a deeper understanding of the Buddha's teachings

Building trust begins with building self-esteem - the valuing of the self through compassion and love.

Conan the Cimmerian, created by Robert E. Howard, embodies the very essence of the stranger in a strange land. Yet he is a reflection of the foreigner in all of us.

The movies' current James Bond, Daniel Craig, brings a similar steely intensity to the story of Jewish refugees who must fight to survive invading Nazis.

The late medieval preoccupation with witchcraft led to a redefinition of demonic possession that still affects certain Christian traditions denying psychological answers.

Dickinson's poem is a self-effacing metaphor acknowledging the speaker's role in her own disillusionment.

After its winning theatrical run last November, the Catherine Hardwicke movie based on Stephanie Meyer's successful book, hits the home video market ferociously. 7/10

In 1962, scientist and writer Rachel Carson's Silent Spring (Penguin Modern Classics, 2000), the book which launched the modern environmental movement, was published.

Elephants...Teeth Sinking Into Heart is one cup of dark honesty, a tablespoon of maturity, and a teaspoon of feminism.

Brief biography of American Southern author Eudora Welty, 1973 Pulitzer Prize winner for her The Optimist's Daughter.

Brief biography of American playwright Eugene O'Neil, best known for dramatic plays of modern town life such as Long Day's Journey into Night and The Iceman Cometh.

The Dish retells the true story of the Parkes radio telescope broadcasting images of man walking on the moon to the rest of the world.

It was a feat over 20 years in the making. Now "Heavens and Hells" has been nominated for the prestigious 2008 Ashton Wylie Charitable Trust Book Award in New Zealand.

No other piece of literature has influenced the English language as much as the Bible, and many of the sayings and expressions used today originate from the Good Book.

Often cited as one of the oldest types of horses, the Iberian horse includes three Portuguese horse breeds and fourteen Spanish breeds.

Long before European contact, Canada's indigenous peoples' rituals and dramatic storytelling were as theatrical as those of minstrels and churchmen.