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Kuigi vahel voib sulle tunduda, et sa oled elust ja maailmast taiesti eraldi ning pead oma eksisteerimise eest voitlema ja vaeva nagema, ei ole nii. Sinu roll siin ilmas on lihtsalt olla. Kas see olemine ehk kogemus elust on positiivne voi negatiivne, on taiest sinu otsustada ning luua.
„Paev peale arkamist“ on raamat spirituaalsest arkamisest. See raagib, kuidas universum tootab ja kuidas seda teadmist kasutades oma elu teadlikult positiivseks muuta. Luba sel raamatul olla teeviit sinu teel endasse, oma toelise olemuse juurde. See on meeldetuletus, et sinust saab koik alguse, et sina oled see, kes loob enda kogemuse.

Nina Askew jaoks tahendab neljakumneseks saamine vabadust – eksabikaasast, nende igavast eeslinnamajast – ja voimalust keskenduda sellele, mida ta tahab oma elus muuta. Ta tahab midagi, mida tema abikaasa oli talle alati keelanud – kutsikat. Uhte elavat, jumaldatavat kutsikat. Selle asemel saab ta… Fredi.Keskealine, ulekaaluline, veidi haisev ja ilmselgelt depressiivne Fred on elavusest valgusaastate kaugusel. Aga ta viib Nina kokku Alex Moore’iga, suureparase temast kumnendi jagu noorema naabriga.

Practically every member of the Peale family contributed to America&#39;s early art and culture and Sarah Peale was the first woman artist to have made a living from her work. Having learned to paint from her renowned father, she painted several famous people, including Lafayette, Andrew Jackson, Thomas Hart Benson, and Daniel Webster.<br> Sarah was a passionate woman bent on being successful as an artist. She was also a woman of strong passion with a will to love and to be in love. Though unmarried, she nevertheless loved her men&mdash;fiercely!<br> As a respected artist in Baltimore and in Washington, Sarah can truly be considered America&#39;s first woman professional artist, her art work continuously being in demand during her days and now hanging on the walls of prominent American museums.

By 23, the supremely confident Mary Jackson-Peale had become one of the most influential theatrical agents on London&#39;s prestigious West Side. But her self-indulgent lifestyle, which included a string of bi-sexual relationships, endless cocktails of booze and drugs, and the accidental manslaughter of her sex-craved boss, made her a felon on the run.<br><br>To escape Scotland Yard&#39;s dragnet, Mary created a new identity and fled to America with no money, no contacts, and the guilt that her mother&#39;s partner had been imprisoned for her indiscretions. Slowly but surely, she overcame these obstacles &ndash; and a few new ones &ndash; to regain her mojo and become one of Broadway&#39;s most sought-after theatrical agents. Now, 37, and at the top of her theatrical game, she fell deeply in love with a handsome, romantic Venetian vintner. Ironically, her world would collapse with a bang that could be heard around the world.<br>