A little bit of heaven
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I am a diabetic and a chocolate lover who is pleased that dark unsweetened chocolate has health benefits.
This product is a find.  I eat 2 or 3 bits a day, either melted in my mouth or dropped in hot coffee. The flavor is so intense that a few of these tabs satisfy my craving and don't wreck my calorie count.
So far, I have the box for almost a month and still have about 1/4th left.
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A little bit of heaven for your feet.  These are so soft and comfortable you will forget you are even wearing them.  They are well made with on extra strings on the inside that can irritate.  They wash well and do not develop little pills or fuzz balls on them.  I particularly love the fact that they are soft and non binding (I have neuropathy in both feet).
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Wonderful!!! The thought of death is scary, but this book shows how life after death isn't something to be feared when you know Jesus. Heaven isn't a boring place, but its filled with joy beyond our imagination. This book helps you tap into that imagination and give you hope and peace about you or your loved ones future.
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Just finished this sweet little children's book and was comforted and assured that the many precious animal friends I've had over the years, do indeed, go to Heaven.  Even though it is directed toward a younger audience (Lord knows almost everyone is younger than my 73 years) the Bible verses specifically addressing this subject put my mind AND heart at ease.  Fluffy, Hambone, Blackie, Domino, Groucho, Bonnie, Roque, Circe, Gitano and Kahlua I can't wait to cross the rainbow bridge on my way to see you again.
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Some music touches your heart in ways nothing else can. This CD contains just such music. This music is atmospheric and uplifting. Enya has a voice like fine crystal, pure and beyond compare. The most beautiful track on this CD is Athair Ar Nearmh - it has crystal clear beauty of such quality that you can only imagine the angels of heaven being capable of achieving it - you just need to close your eyes and feel the beauty of it. I am in complete awe ...
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This little book is a total joy to read. I know that the author makes it very clear that one should not suppose that he is factually presenting details of the afterlife, yet, in the end he has created a most satisfying image of a plausible afterlife. As for the title, he is referring to the poet-mystic William Blake's  Marriage of Heaven and Hell. He points out that this is a synthesis that can never be, for to do so would compromise the absolute Goodness of Heaven, thereby making a Hell of both. Perhaps there can one day be a marriage of Heaven and Earth (thereby showing both to really have been Heaven all along), but never of Heaven and Hell.

I loved the imagery of Hell being very much like a never-ending city on Earth where it is always twilight and eternal night always on the verge. Yet, it is not a crowded city for people keep moving apart because they cannot stand each other's presence. That's just it. People dwell in Hell by their own choice. It is the obsessions that separate them from God and the highest reality that keep them from leaving. It is even shown that such higher impulses as love and pity, if unhealthily indulged in for their own sake and for nothing higher or transcendent, can keep you in Hell. Yet, this Hell is also Purgatory for those who workout their obsessions. In fact, there is a regular bus service to Heaven for fieldtrips that serve just that purpose (I always suspected that the omnibus originated in Hades.)

As for Heaven, it is perpetually just the moment before dawn and eternal day. The idea that Heaven is actually more substantial than Hell, or Earth, is reasonable, since it is after all the more Real of the two being closer to the Creator. Indeed, the visitors from Hell appear as pale and insubstantial deformed ghosts who find the adamantine hardness and density of the higher plane physically painful (even walking upon the grass.) The residents of the realm however are radiant spirits who do everything that they can to point out the mistakes and illusions that the ghostly visitors still cling to- and which are the only thing keeping them from traveling higher up and farther in to the one true goal. The most detailed and believable of these tutelary spirits is Lewis' own spriritual mentor, George Macdonald.
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No big review here . . . just a note that I thought this was an especially sweet book about things people do that bring them pleasures in life.  Many are familiar, and some are new, and I'll give a few of them a try.  A nice little read, and I'll pass it around the family for them to read.
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Little individual pieces of pure sinful heaven for your phallus.
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EVERY TIME YOU TAKE A BITE OUT OF THESE DELICIOUS LITTLE BEAUTIFUL THINGS YOU FEEL LIKE YOU'RE IN HEAVEN. I ATE THESE OVER 10 YEARS AGO AND I STILL GET THEM AT COSTCO EVERYTIME CHRISTMAS COMES AROUND, NOW I CAN GET IT OFF OF AMAZON ANY DAY I WANT. HELL YES GOODBYE SAVINGS
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REVIEW

This book is the author's joy of living in a new place.  He believes this is truly his paradise found. I believe the author found a serenity and a calmness in the days being the same day after day.  It was something you could depend on.  there isn't too much these days that one can actually depend on.

The author was so in life with his paradise that he wrote it in verse.  The verses are well written with a little rhyming in the right places.  They are not complicated verses where you have to put a lot of thinking into what the author was trying to say.  They are quite easy to understand.  They are not deep verses.  They are simply a few little lines abort life and the beauty therein.  The author, I believe wrote this not only for himself but for all the readers who are looking for a little remembrance of our lives as we age.  We all are looking for peace and love of those around us.  We just pass the days hoping that they are pleasant and happy.

I would recommend this book to anyone who hopes for at least a few days at a time.  Poetry or verse and be so relaxing and calming.  If you love verse, please read this book.  It is wonderful.  There's something for everyone.

I was given a complimentary copy of PARADISE FOUND by Gary Melhart for my view of this book.  No other compensation took place.
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There are times in life (particularly now) when one has to take refuge in realms where the soul can be fed by 'available light.'  Joel Kabakov's poems do just that.  They are spellbinding verse encased in a consciousness that asks us to be reminded of what it means to be truly human, in a world that appears to be destroying everything human and beautiful.  One of my favorites is a poem he wrote to his wife entitled "I bought you ocean scenery." Every time I read it, it brings tears and joy into my foreground.  And then I am impelled to read more of what this gifted artist has given us in this small precious little book of verse, made all the more beautiful by artist Tiffany Graham's cover.  I am left refreshed and deeply touched upon reading what Mr. Kabakov has given us; and I suspect anyone who treats themselves to what is offered here will feel similarly . . . . .
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This is a sweet little story of goodness and light and there's nothing wrong with that.
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This is a glorious little peace of heaven! And I bask in the glory every day! This is so powerful! And surprisingly clear! It's only been a couple days! But I don't know what I ever did without it!
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I purchased this CD a week and a half ago out of curiosity, basically. Two  days ago it arrived and I've played it many times. The tranquility of the  orchestration, the gentle sincerity of Roma Downey's voice soothes your  spirit and quiets your soul. It is a truly uplifting CD that reminds you of  the Saviour's presence and His gift of eternal life to those earnestly  seeking. It is a pleasure to recommend this CD to family and friends  looking for encouragement as well as a glimmer of hope. I look forward to  more projects like this from Ms. Downey!
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Beautiful music. Enough said, easy to listen to and all the tracks just make you smile and think about our God in Heaven.
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What a delightful book..."First Rose" by Mary Barton Wilcox. Subtitled: Between Now and Forever. The author takes you on a yellow-brick-road journey through heaven and all it's majesty. We all have our own images of life after death; God, loved ones, our prepared place. Mary's guided tour allows our imagination to free flow through her excellent writing and splendid narratives. I don't use the word "lovely" very often, but it clearly fits here. This is a feel good book that does just that...feels good.
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A sweet story, one that I enjoyed reading during the holidays.  Anyone who doesn't shed a tear about the loss of this family's child must be missing the point.  But the story offers hope, too, with thoughts of heaven and finally, peace.