For decades Penny Donerstag has kept dream journals, analyzing the symbolism found in them to solve problems and confirm her instincts about people, places, and situations. As an events planner, Penny has been hired to manage a cruise to the Greek Isles by a customer, Sorentino Foods. Circumstances made it possible for five of Penny's friends to board the Regal Duchess along with the charter group.
Annette, a shoe shopaholic with a penchant for gambling, Barbara, the group's voice of wisdom, and Veronica, looking to recover from her husband's death and financial difficulties, all jump at the chance to go along. Janine can't wait to meet another handsome man in uniform, and since Captain Jason Bradley fits the profile nicely, she comes aboard, Jessica, a chef trying to escape her past, sees the trip not only as a chance to prospect for new business, but to clear her name in the place where tragedy occurred.
DreamWalker explores the meaning behind images revealed in the author's meticulously kept dream journals. Suggestions are given on how to remember dreams, making it possible for the reader to harness their power and make confident decisions about work, relationships and life.
Penny's instincts, supported by her dreams, play a key role in identifying suspects who may be involved in a burglary. Her friend, Bonnie, is missing collectibles given to her by her late husband, Arlo. Dream symbolism points to possible suspects in this novel created around the author's real dream journals.
From a story by co-author David Rusch: When youngest son Ben finds a cold and lifeless little rodent in their backyard storage bin, his dad comes to the rescue and brings the creature back to life with the CPR skills he'd practiced for years. They name him Frosty and enjoy the short time they are all together. Mr. Rusch teaches Ben that God wants us to take care of all living things, big or small, two-legged or four-legged.
Knock, Knock. (Who's there?) I AM is a collection of stories from real people who lived trauma to testimonial, moments to lifelong journeys, events and relationships, all with the same conclusion, that God is indeed at work in our lives. The authors write about everyday people because they wanted o know more from the people who surround them at church and in the community in which they live. Interviews of 40 people sharing their personal stories evoke some sadness, a healthy dose of joy, and most of all, lots of love. All proceeds from the sale of this book go to the ministries of New Song.
This book is also available in the New Song bookstore in Henderson, Nevada. Contact the author for directions by writing to them at SpiritualPopUp@gmail.com.
One of the most difficult tasks faced by loved ones after a person dies is to create a memorial service which honors the deceased. Sometimes this activity falls to a distant relative or friend who may not know the person intimately enough to create a memorable service. The authors created Spiritual PopUp workshops during which participants "pop up" from one breakout session to another, discussing topics with the help of coach/moderators. This Leader's Guide illustrates how to conduct a Spiritual Pop-Up workshop in which individuals create their own memorial service in advance of the time it's needed. Checklists, recommendations, and guidance are provided. It includes a basic Participant’s Guide with reproducible forms to designate personal preferences. The guide helps one choose music, scripture, comforting words, or quotations that have special meaning and provides ideas for how to create a service unique to the individual. A comprehensive Participants Guide is available separately. All proceeds from the sale of this book go to the ministries of New Song.
This guide helps one choose music, comforting words, quotations, or scripture that have special meaning for one who is planning their own memorial service. It provides ideas for how to create a service unique to the individual. Workshop participants of all ages have the opportunity to fill in specific information about their lives and wishes to ease the burden for others. This guide can be utilized individually or within a workshop setting. A separate Leader's Guide illustrates how to conduct a Spiritual Pop-Up workshop in which individuals create their own memorial service in advance of the time it's needed. Checklists, recommendations, and guidance are provided for the leader. It is suggested that the workshop leader provide Participant’s Guides for each attendee, or have them order directly from Amazon.
The authors are available to answer questions about the Leader's Guide and how to set up your own workshop. Write to them at SpiritualPopUp@gmail.com.
Hear Elizabeth Baldizan, Patricia Rusch Duffey, and Sheila Choate Siino, authors of Spiritual Pop Up Leaders Tool Kit and Participants Guide, discuss why they wrote the books and how they can help a person create a lasting legacy by planning your own memorial service.
This book is an amazing resource. Although no one likes to think about their own end of life, this guide gives you an easy step-by-step plan and clearly documents your last wishes. It not only ensures that your last wishes are carried out appropriately, but also makes a very difficult time easier for your loved ones left behind. Once you get this book, you will be left wondering why no one ever thought of this before!
Marjorie Hauf, Attorney at Law, H & P Law, CHTD
Who doesn't like to travel? Fantasize being on the Regal Duchess while helping Penny sort out the mysterious happenings involving her friends.
Get the group together to discuss the mystery of who stole Bonnie's collectibles. Here are some questions to get you started.
Everyone dreams, but some of us like to figure out what they mean. Dream buddies are helpful. Here are some questions to help you start analyzing your dreams or those of your friends.
Patty appears with Rick Newberry, paranormal author, on Aspects of Writing with hosts James Kelly, Joyce K. Gatschenberger and Janet Coursey discussing her dream books and how dreams play a role for other authors.
Hosts Katie Salidas and Jason Lavelle talk dreams and symbolism with author Patty Duffey while introducing her new novel, Dreams & Schemes.
Ken Lange asks Patty about developing your "dream muscle" on his Las Vegas-based radio program.
Host David Wright and Patty Duffey talk about her new book, DreamWalker, and how she uses dream symbolism to navigate through challenges at work.
Tell me about your dream stories and how you've used them to make decisions.
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