Melanie Phillips Boeken

Would you like to navigate loss, grief or any challenging life situation from a more empowered perspective? Melanie courageously shares her story of loss, including the unexpected suicide of her partner, her decade long autoimmune condition, a messy divorce from her first husband, and the surrender of innocence as she gave up her power to so-called enlightened spiritual leaders. Living After Loss guides you through the grief process from the dark nights, to the slow awakening of acceptance; culminating in wisdom and the opportunity to reinvent yourself and live a life of joy, vitality, and peace. Created for spiritual seekers yearning to free themselves of the suffering that can accompany any sort of loss including; a child leaving home, a parent dying, the loss of a job, your pet dying, a forced move, a diagnosis, or the loss of a dream. Within the pages of this book, you will Living After Loss is a beacon of light, a guidebook to assist you in moving beyond surviving to reclaim your life so that you can thrive.

As the West turns on its religious and cultural traditions, it is succumbing to the 'soft totalitarianism' of irrational, relativist ideals. This title explains that the basic cause of this explosion of human irrationality is the slow but steady marginalisation of religion.

Boxed set of Mexifornia, by Victor Davis Hanson; The Rape of the Masters, by Roger Kimball; America's Secular Challenge, by Herbert London; Londonistan, by Melanie Phillips; Black Rednecks and White Liberals, by Thomas Sowell; and Climate Confusion, by Roy W. Spencer.

British Education is in a state of meltdown. Throughout the system, from nursery classes to degree courses, the relationship between teacher and pupil has been undermined, and the idea that children should be taught a body of rules at all, whether in maths or grammar, is now taboo in many schools. Systematic instruction has given way to approximations and guesswork. The result is a rising tide of illiteracy. Melanie Phillips' devastating book is the inside story of a social debacle. But the collapse of education is not viewed in isolation. At the heart of the problem lies cultural and moral relativism, the doctrine that no values can be judged to be any better or worse than any other. The primary effect, particularly in the last twenty years, is the collapse of the authority of the institutions. Melanie Phillips sounds a warning and offers a blueprint to restore authority and meaning to society.

The narrative explores the fervent struggle for female suffrage, highlighting the social and sexual revolutions that fueled this movement. It delves into the passionate ideals and conflicts that shaped the fight for women's rights, illustrating how these themes remain relevant in contemporary discussions about gender equality. Through a compelling account, the book captures the complexities and motivations driving the quest for suffrage.

The book explores the emergence of London as a center for Islamist terrorism, highlighting the failures of British intelligence to recognize the growing threat within its borders. It delves into how the decline of traditional English identity and the rise of a problematic multiculturalism contributed to this phenomenon, leading to the term "Londonistan." The narrative emphasizes the implications for both Britain and its relationship with the United States, portraying London as a dangerous enclave that poses significant risks to national security.

The suicide bombings carried out in London in 2005 by British Muslims revealed an enormous fifth column of Islamist terrorists and their sympathizers. Under the noses of British intelligence, London has become the European hub for the promotion, recruitment and financing of Islamic terror and extremism - so much so that it has been mockingly dubbed Londonistan. In this ground-breaking book Melanie Phillips pieces together the story of how Londonistan developed as a result of the collapse of traditional English identity and accommodation of a particularly virulent form of multiculturalism. Londonistan has become a country within the country and not only threatens Britain but its special relationship with the U.S. as well.

The book serves as a conduit for connecting with your Higher Self, offering profound insights and wisdom to unlock your inner potential. It combines mystical teachings with practical advice, encouraging readers to embrace both their light and shadow sides. Through self-compassion, it empowers individuals to trust their intuition and cultivate a deep relationship with their Higher Self, transforming it into a reliable guide on their journey of self-discovery and growth.

Exploring the complexities of modern relationships, this book offers insights into embracing imperfections and navigating the challenges that come with love. It encourages readers to let go of unrealistic expectations and highlights the importance of authenticity and communication. Through relatable anecdotes and practical advice, it serves as a guide for those seeking a more fulfilling and genuine connection with their partners.