Janine Roberts Boeken

A young woman's journey leads her to an orphanage in Zimbabwe, where she learns invaluable life lessons from the children and the resilient villagers battling the AIDS epidemic. Despite facing immense challenges, the community's unwavering faith and joy in the midst of hardship illuminate the power of love and support. The author, Janine Roberts, shares her experiences and the impact of the HOPE program, which aids orphans in nutrition, education, and medical care, highlighting the strength found in community and compassion.

Exploring the transformative power of rituals, this book delves into how they can help navigate life's transitions, convey core values, and heal relationships. Each chapter addresses the unique dynamics of various family structures, including nuclear, extended, single-parent, and remarried families, while also considering the impact of evolving gender roles on rituals. Through personal stories and practical examples, readers are guided in revitalizing traditions to enrich their connections and celebrate significant milestones in life.

An independent investigation reveals concerning findings about the development and manufacture of modern vaccines, as documented by prize-winning journalist Roberts. The book delves into the complexities and implications of vaccine production, raising critical questions about safety and efficacy. Through meticulous research, it aims to inform readers about the underlying issues in the vaccine industry.

Die ersten - die eigentlichen - Australie, die von den „Entdeckern Australiens“ Aborigines genannt wurden, teilen das Schicksal all jener farbigen Völker, deren Heimat zu weißen Siedlerkolonien gemacht wurde. Die Aborigines kämpfen ums Überleben, denn sie wurden eines Großteils ihrer Ländereien beraubt.