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In this powerful autobiography, Hasina shares her journey of resilience, identity, and belonging. From her adoption and school experiences to unexpected romance, motherhood, faith, and the search for her birth parents, she reflects on the challenges that shaped her. With heartfelt storytelling, she offers insights, encouragement, and moments of humour, proving that strength and joy can be found even in life’s hardships.Longing to Belong: An Orphan’s Story is a story of overcoming obstacles and embracing one’s worth beyond past circumstances. Grab your paperback copy today and embark on a journey of tears, laughter, and triumph.Images are in black and white for print and in colour for d...

The name Christ holds a profound and transformative meaning as It represents our true identity beyond the limitations of the ego and the physical body. In other words, we are not human beings but Christ beings. Jesus's last name is not Christ, it's Jesus of Nazareth. He's a man who perfectly understood he was one with Christ. So are you, so am I and so is everyone. Forever. This manuscript is an explanation of a document I have studied daily and written about for fifteen years. A Course In Miracles (ACIM-1333 pages) by Helen Schucman is in my opinion the most profound and truthful spiritual manuscript ever written. Christians are looking for the return of Jesus, he has returned via these mag...

This is a love story for in truth it is our story, yours and mine. Two young people met and grew up together. They became acquainted quite by accident on the phone for a business purpose. After weeks of talking, they became very comfortable with one another's personalities and enjoyed the same sense of humor. She then asked him to come to her business for a cup of coffee. Something extraordinary happened, when they looked at one another both were silent and somewhat stunned. An electricity, but not quite, shot between them. This was an energy that neither of them had ever experienced and there were no words to adequately describe what they astonishingly felt. Tears came to their eyes and no ...