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Christian Truth Made Plain: Faith Seeking Understanding
by Dave SheasleyThe book provides a clear and straightforward presentation of Christian truth for the average Christian believer in understandable, non-ecclesiastical, language. It is intended to help the believer understand the ultimate truth about God and human beings and, with the knowledge of such truth, experience the peace, comfort, and assurance of God's love and purpose.God has made Himself known through the magnificence of the natural world and astounding complexity of life itself. Today we also know that the universe was created in the Big Bang, which requires a Creator who exists outside the universe.Although believers know that God is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent, an indispensable part of God's true nature is his love. This is demonstrated through God's ultimate revelation in Jesus Christ. It is his love of human beings and his desire for a love relationship with us that is his reason for creating us and our purpose for being.But sin entered the world with Adam's disobedience in the Garden of Eden. The true nature of sin is understood as self-centeredness, a misplaced priority of putting our own needs and wants above those of the One who created us. Adam's original sin resulted in a genetic change that has been inherited by all human beings born after Adam, and accounts for the sin nature of self-centeredness that exists within each one of us. It is this original sin which accounts for all the pain and suffering, even from natural disasters and disease.God's act to remedy human sin and restore our relationship with Him is Jesus Christ. The Bible describes our condition and his solution using legal terms such as guilt and punishment, as a debt which we owe to God but cannot repay, and as slavery to our sinful nature. We are unable to do anything ourselves to remedy our condition. Salvation is a gift which God offers us. All we have to do is believe the truth.In the second part of the book, various troublesome topics that confront the Christian believer are discussed in order to bring understanding, comfort, and assurance. God's existence outside of time is presented to correct the misunderstandings of predestination. The truth of God's grace, the free gift He offers through Jesus Christ, is explained, showing that a gift offered must be accepted in order to be complete.The contemporary issue of evolution is shown to be wholly consistent with Christian truth when the established scientific facts and Christian truth are both understood. God's hand, rather than chance, explains the development of new species through genetic changes in DNA, while human beings came into existence through the image of God which He miraculously breathed into Adam and Eve in a second step following the physical and physiological development of the bodies which we inhabit.Insights are provided into the usually avoided topics of Jesus Christ as the only way to God and the seeming mystery of death.
Christianity 101: Things You Wish Your Pastor Told You
by Jacob EnglishWhat is the Bible good for, and what does it say about life? Get answers to 28 important questions about God, Christianity, and the benefits of the Christian life.These are the things you wish your pastor had told you; answers to the basic questions surrounding Christianity and the Christian Life.In this short, helpful book, pastor and teacher Jacob English gives practical answers to common questions asked by seekers, new believers, and those growing in their faith.Who is God, Jesus, and Holy Spirit? What is Heaven, Hell, and the rapture? What is salvation and holiness? What are the spiritual gifts? How do I deal with addiction, sexual immorality, and temptation? How do I pray? What is faith? How do I find my purpose and God’s will? How can I be healed, prosper and reap the benefits of living for Christ?For use by individuals and in group settings, this book gives simple scriptural insight to questions everyone faces. Whatever the question, the Bible has the answer.About the Author:Jacob English is a fifth-generation preacher trained in an independent Pentecostal ministry. Raised in the quaint southern town of Barnesville, Georgia, he has traveled extensively and been in ministry in some form his whole life. Jacob began doing tent revivals during the COVID-19 lockdowns in 2020. As most churches closed, he didn’t stop assembling with believers. In July 2021, he started pastoring Living Faith Church in Reynolds, Georgia.
Christianity To Go: You Can't Share the Good News Until You Are the Good News. Church Doesn't Start Until You Leave the Building.
by Glen BerteauTaking the beauty of Jesus out of our church buildings and into the world Church buildings are important. They give us a place where we can gather, but ultimately they’re just buildings. They’re not the real church. We are. Our impact shouldn’t end when we walk out the doors of the church. That is the moment that it should begin. Christianity to Go shows you how to let God transform your life into something so beautiful you can’t help but attract people, inspiring you to go out into the world and shine. God wants to point to us and say, “Look what I’ve done with him, with her, and with them! I’ve restored them. No, they aren’t perfect yet, but someday they will be. Look at their beauty! I’m so proud they’re Mine!” Jesus makes us beautiful by clothing us with love, joy, and spiritual strength. Get up and leave the building. People are waiting for you to show them your beauty because your beauty points them to Jesus.
Christianity and Autosuggestion
by C. Brooks Ernest CharlesÉmile Coué de la Châtaigneraie (1857-1926) was a French psychologist and pharmacist who introduced a popular method of psychotherapy and self-improvement based on optimistic autosuggestion.“THE distinctive feature of M. Coué’s method, compared with other popular methods of self-healing, lies in the fact that it reposes on purely psychological bases. This is its value. We may be reproached with robbing it, in this book, of its psychological foundation and confusing its clarity with mystical speculation. But this is not so. The value of M. Coué’s psychological doctrine and of his technical method is in no sense denied or depreciated in these pages. We compare and contrast his teaching with the teaching of Christ on cognate subjects. Finding between them an essential harmony, we attempt to place autosuggestion in its true position in Christian life and thought, and to utilise the Christian dynamic for extending and deepening its power. The secular practice of autosuggestion continues unaltered, but side by side with it we attempt to erect, in essential outlines, a Christian practice of autosuggestion.”—C. Harry Brooks
Christianity and Culture: The Idea of a Christian Society and Notes Towards the Definition of Culture
by T. S. ElliotChristianity and Culture by T. S. Eliot is a profound and thought-provoking exploration of the relationship between religion, society, and cultural identity. This volume brings together two of Eliot’s influential essays, The Idea of a Christian Society and Notes Towards the Definition of Culture, offering readers an insightful examination of how faith shapes the moral and intellectual fabric of civilization.In The Idea of a Christian Society, Eliot argues that a society grounded in Christian principles fosters justice, community, and a shared sense of purpose. He reflects on the moral decay that can result from secularism and materialism, contending that cultural renewal requires the influence of faith in both personal and public life. For Eliot, Christianity offers not just spiritual salvation but also a framework for building a society where human flourishing is guided by moral truth and collective responsibility.In Notes Towards the Definition of Culture, Eliot delves into the meaning and purpose of culture, considering how religious belief, education, and tradition are interwoven with cultural development. He emphasizes the importance of preserving cultural heritage and reflects on the role of Christianity in maintaining social coherence. Eliot also discusses the need for intellectual humility and openness to transcendence in the face of modern challenges.Together, these essays offer a compelling vision of culture as inseparable from religious values, inviting readers to reflect on the interplay between faith, tradition, and the common good. Christianity and Culture is essential reading for those interested in philosophy, theology, or cultural studies, offering timeless insights into how Christian belief can inform both individual lives and the broader society. Eliot’s work challenges modern readers to reconsider the role of faith in shaping not only personal values but also the cultural and moral direction of society.
Christianity and the Roman Empire
by William E. AddisChristianity and the Roman Empire by William E. Addis offers a thorough exploration of the growth and eventual dominance of Christianity within the Roman world. Written with scholarly depth, the book traces the origins of Christianity, its development in the context of the Roman Empire, and its transformation from a persecuted sect into the official religion of the state.Addis begins by examining the historical and cultural environment of the Roman Empire during the rise of Christianity, showing how the political, philosophical, and religious landscape shaped early Christian thought. He discusses the challenges faced by early Christians, including state-sponsored persecution, internal doctrinal disputes, and tensions with both Jewish and pagan communities. Through this lens, readers gain insight into the resilience and adaptability of the early church.The narrative progresses through pivotal moments, such as the spread of Christian teachings through missionary work, the writings of early Church Fathers, and the role of martyrdom in strengthening the faith. Addis also highlights the impact of key events, including Constantine’s conversion and the Edict of Milan, which marked the beginning of Christianity’s ascent to imperial favor.The book delves into the complex relationship between Christian doctrine and Roman governance, illustrating how Christianity influenced the moral, social, and political fabric of the empire. Addis reflects on how the alliance between church and state shaped both institutions, laying the groundwork for the development of medieval Christendom.Christianity and the Roman Empire provides readers with a nuanced understanding of the intersection between faith and power in ancient history. For those interested in early Christianity, Roman history, or the dynamics of religious transformation, Addis’s work offers a compelling and informative account of a pivotal period in the history of Western civilization.
Christmas Stories You'll Love: A Merry Celebration of Joy and Peace
by Colleen SellHomemade meals. Carolers. Family gatherings. And everything else that’s wonderful about this time of year! Christmas Stories You’ll Love is a cheerful collection of tales that celebrate the spirit of the season. As you’re readying for the holidays, take a minute to enjoy these uplifting stories and remember how much fun Christmas can be. Happy holidays and enjoy!
Christmas Stories for Those Who Pray: A Merry Celebration of God's Love
by Adams MediaWhat a joyous time of year! And as a reminder of the joy and cheer the holidays bring, Christmas Stories for Those Who Pray is a selection of uplifting tales and prayers that celebrate the season. You will feel the warmth and bliss of these holy days as you ready for your holiday celebrations. Merry Christmas and enjoy!
Christmas Therapy
by R. W. Alley Karen KatafiaszDo you go through the Christmas season feeling pressured, empty, inadequate, or depressed? Maybe you need some gentle, constructive, self-help therapy--Christmas Therapy. Insightful guidelines and enchanting illustrations--alive with color--will help you rediscover in your heart the magic, the meaning, and the mystery of this blessed time.
Christmas Through a Child's Eyes: True Stories That Capture the Wonder of the Season
by Helen SzymanskiThe joy of Christmas often gets lost in the hustle and bustle of the holiday season. For many people, fond memories of a childhood Christmas can bring back that special feeling. This book collects tales written by adults remembering their favorite Christmases of the past. This heartwarming collection evokes the true spirit of the season with such stories as: Shared Popcorn: - a young brother and sister realize the meaning of charity and forgo their favorite snack at the movie theater when they choose to buy tickets for two children who lost their money; Grandpa Will’s Gift: - a difficult Christmas during the Depression is made spectacular for a little girl surprised by her grandfather with a horse and sleigh; At the Five and Dime -: a young boy does a good deed for a man in town everyone calls “Grouch Peterson”. With touching stories like these, this book is the perfect gift to rekindle the true magic and wonder of the season.
Chronic Disorders and the Family
by Froma Walsh Carol M AndersonHere are the most recent developments in clinical research and theory on the role of the family in understanding and treating chronic mental and physical illnesses. Internationally respected scholars and psychotherapists present comprehensive and authoritative information vital to professionals who work with families coping with severe disorders. Chronic Disorders and the Family explores how clinicians can become more aware of the common experiences of patients and their families struggling with chronic psychiatric and medical disorders, thus promoting a better understanding of the contribution of family dynamics. With its focus on the interactional nature of psychopathology, this important book encourages psychotherapists to compare and contrast the various treatment perspectives and approaches available. Specific disorders discussed include schizophrenia, clinical depression, borderline disorders, anxiety disorders (particularly agoraphobia), eating disorders, substance abuse, and chronic medical illnesses.
Chronic Illness and the Twelve Steps: A Practical Approach to Spiritual Resilience
by Martha ClevelandA self-help guide for those who are chronically ill.When we live with a chronic illness or disability, our spirit is tested. And though we may have no say in our sickness, how we meet its spiritual challenge is entirely up to us. This is the message of Martha Cleveland's heartening book, which maps the spiral of emotional pain that steals the energy of the chronically ill--and shows how to turn this spiral into a path toward spiritual growth. Cleveland herself turned to the Twelve Steps for support during almost two decades of a recurring illness that defied diagnosis. In this book, she shares what the Twelve Step program teaches her about living with chronic illness--coping with feelings of pain, anger, hopelessness, and isolation--and about offsetting such negative emotions with spiritual wellness. An invitation to choose joy over despair, her book reveals how chronic illness can open the spirit to acceptance, serenity, and fulfillment.
Chronic Pain Rehabilitation: Active Pain Management to Reclaim the Life you Love
by Dr Evan ParksIs your every movement painful? Uncover a bold new method for comfort and confidence.Does agony define your daily experiences? Have overactive nerves drained you of energy? Are you told you're crazy because your doctor does not understand your pain? Pain-management expert Dr Evan Parks has 32 years of experience helping people find hope and freedom. Now he's here to teach you how to reclaim command of your mind and body so you can wake up refreshed and ready to conquer your goals.Standard medical care used to treat chronic pain often leaves pain sufferers with limited short-term relief and serious long-term complications. If you have tried medications, injections, and surgeries and are still in pain, then you are ready for an approach based on the latest advances in neuroscience and pain psychology.You will learn the step-by-step process you need to follow to reduce your pain and move forward with your life.In Chronic Pain Rehabilitation, you'll discover:* How brain science can help you rewire your central nervous system* How to avoid pain flare-ups and manage them when they occur* How to manage the stress that goes hand-in-hand with chronic pain* How to sleep better and improve your mood* How to develop a flexible mind and focus on what is important in your life* Recovery stories to inspire you along your healing journey, and much, much more!Let a pain rehabilitation expert be your guide to recovery and living your best life
Chronic Pain Rehabilitation: Active Pain Management to Reclaim the Life you Love
by Dr Evan ParksIs your every movement painful? Uncover a bold new method for comfort and confidence.Does agony define your daily experiences? Have overactive nerves drained you of energy? Are you told you're crazy because your doctor does not understand your pain? Pain-management expert Dr Evan Parks has 32 years of experience helping people find hope and freedom. Now he's here to teach you how to reclaim command of your mind and body so you can wake up refreshed and ready to conquer your goals.Standard medical care used to treat chronic pain often leaves pain sufferers with limited short-term relief and serious long-term complications. If you have tried medications, injections, and surgeries and are still in pain, then you are ready for an approach based on the latest advances in neuroscience and pain psychology.You will learn the step-by-step process you need to follow to reduce your pain and move forward with your life.In Chronic Pain Rehabilitation, you'll discover:* How brain science can help you rewire your central nervous system* How to avoid pain flare-ups and manage them when they occur * How to manage the stress that goes hand-in-hand with chronic pain* How to sleep better and improve your mood* How to develop a flexible mind and focus on what is important in your life* Recovery stories to inspire you along your healing journey, and much, much more!Let a pain rehabilitation expert be your guide to recovery and living your best life.
Chronic Pain Reset: 30 Days of Activities, Practices and Skills to Help You Thrive
by Afton L. Hassett'These effective, life-changing strategies have the potential to change your chronic pain experiencesinto something more hopeful...The essential information in this book can help you retrain your brain and reset the pain-brain connection' MARIAN T. HANNAN, DSc, MPH, professor of medicine, Harvard Medical School, and professorof epidemiology, Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public HealthAn indispensable guide to the key role your brain plays in processing chronic pain, and the small, simple actions that can make profound changes in how you experience it.Using the principles of cognitive behavioural therapy, you'll try one new evidence-based strategy each day for 30 days, from paced breathing and healthy sleep hacks to mindful walking and acts of kindness. The ones that work best will go into your Thriving Plan, a personalized pain-management tool kit that you design to help you lead a life with less pain, greater purpose, and more joy.Chronic Pain Reset will help you evaluate your pain and its triggers, offering straightforward and often fun strategies to improve it.
Chronic Sorrow
by Susan RoosGrief and loss are burgeoning concerns for professional disciplines such as nursing, social work, family therapy, psychology, psychiatry, law, religion and medicine. Although understanding has increased in virtually all other areas of grief and loss, chronic sorrow has received scant attention. Chronic sorrow is a natural grief reaction to losses that are not final, but continue to be present in the life of the griever. This book views chronic sorrow in a life-span perspective, and reveals the effect on the griever and the people close to them. This book fills a void in the literature; and attempts to develop a comprehensive analysis of chronic sorrow that will secure its position within the field of grief and loss.
Chronobiology: the Biology of Time
by Juan Moises de la Serna Luiz H. Medeiros de C. CezarIt would be great if we could govern ourselves, according to our own time, which displays the optimum rhythm for any performance; therefore, as we will see throughout the book, to follow it will provide health. Each of us is a unique being, so it would be convenient if we could learn to listen to our own organism’s clock, in order to live in attunement with its functioning. Thereby, by adjusting to it, we will be able to perform any task with ability and calmness. To perform daily activities more quickly than this time, will only bring stress and diseases associated with it. Similarly, performing them slower than the optimum time will cause despair and boredom. This present book addresses a theme of great relevance for personal self-discovery and for social relations, as it will enable us to approach others under a new enriching perspective. It would be great if we could govern ourselves, according to our own time, which displays the optimum rhythm for any performance; therefore, as we will see throughout the book, to follow it will provide health. Each of us is a unique being, so it would be convenient if we could learn to listen to our own organism’s clock, in order to live in attunement with its functioning. Thereby, by adjusting to it, we will be able to perform any task with ability and calmness. To perform daily activities more quickly than this time, will only bring stress and diseases associated with it. Similarly, performing them slower than the optimum time will cause despair and boredom. This present book addresses a theme of great relevance for personal self-discovery and for social relations, as it will enable us to approach others under a new enriching perspective.
Church Clothes: Why Your Heart Is Your Sunday Best
by Matthew L. Stevenson IIIHOLINESS ISN'T JUST WHAT YOU SEE ON SUNDAYS.&“I see you over there worshiping but, you know, you&’re going to have to get that piercing out of your eyebrow.&” —CHURCHGOER The Bible says God looks at the heart (1 Sam. 16:7) and we are called to do the same. But there are still Christians who look at the piercings, clothes, and tattoos of people before even looking at their hearts. Not only do their relationships suffer, but their churches do too, as attendance declines and a culture of appearance-based morality creeps in. Apostle Matthew L. Stevenson III exposes the traditions that root us in religiosity and prevent us from spreading the good news. Learn how to: Avoid judging others based on their appearancesExtend the grace God has so richly extended to usRecognize the difference between judgment and discernmentDemonstrate the Gospel in a way that draws others to Jesus Known for reaching people from all walks of life, Stevenson dives into the Word of God and unpacks what it really means to be holy.
Church Symbolism; an Explanation of the More Important Symbols of the Old and New Testament,: the Primitive, the Mediaeval and the Modern Church
by F. R. Webber"Church Symbolism: An Explanation of the More Important Symbols of the Old and New Testament, the Primitive, the Medieval and the Modern Church" by F. R. Webber is an authoritative and comprehensive guide to the rich tapestry of symbols that have been used throughout the history of the Christian Church. Webber, an esteemed scholar and historian, provides readers with an in-depth understanding of the significance and evolution of these symbols from biblical times to the present day.This meticulously researched work delves into the origins and meanings of various Christian symbols, exploring their roots in both the Old and New Testaments. Webber traces the development of these symbols through the early church, the medieval period, and into modern Christian practice, offering a thorough analysis of how they have been adapted and interpreted over the centuries.The book covers a wide array of symbols, including well-known ones such as the cross, the fish, and the lamb, as well as more obscure symbols that have played significant roles in Christian art and worship. Webber's explanations are clear and insightful, making complex theological concepts accessible to a broad audience."Church Symbolism" is richly illustrated with images and diagrams that enhance the reader's understanding of the symbols discussed. Each chapter provides historical context, scriptural references, and interpretations that illuminate the deeper spiritual meanings behind these symbols. Webber's scholarly yet engaging writing style ensures that readers, whether laypersons or academics, will find this book both informative and inspiring.This volume is an invaluable resource for clergy, theologians, historians, and anyone interested in the visual and symbolic language of Christianity. F. R. Webber's "Church Symbolism" not only educates but also invites readers to appreciate the profound beauty and significance of the symbols that have shaped Christian faith and practice for millennia. It is a must-read for those seeking to deepen their understanding of the rich heritage of Christian symbolism.
Church of the Small Things: The Million Little Pieces That Make Up a Life
by Ree Drummond Melanie ShankleIs my ordinary, everyday life actually significant? Is it okay to be fulfilled by the simple acts of raising kids, working in an office, and cooking chicken for dinner?It’s been said, “Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the number of moments that take our breath away.” The pressure of that can be staggering as we spend our days looking for that big thing that promises to take our breath away. Meanwhile, we lose sight of the small significance of fully living with every breath we take.Melanie Shankle, New York Times bestselling author and writer at The Big Mama Blog tackles these questions head on in her fourth book, Church of the Small Things. Easygoing and relatable, she speaks directly to the heart of women of all ages who are longing to find significance and meaning in the normal, sometimes mundane world of driving carpool to soccer practice, attending class on their college campus, cooking meals for their family, or taking care of a sick loved one.The million little pieces that make a life aren’t necessarily glamorous or far-reaching. But God uses some of the smallest, most ordinary acts of faithfulness—and sometimes they look a whole lot like packing lunch. Through humorous stories told in her signature style, full of Frito pie, best friends, the love of her Me-Ma and Pa-Pa, the unexpected grace that comes when we quit trying to measure up, and a little of the best TV has to offer, Melanie helps women embrace what it means to live a simple, yet incredibly meaningful life and how to find all the beauty and laughter that lies right beneath the surface of every moment.
Churches That Heal
by Doug MurrenHow churches can become a source of healing for their congregants and the community at large.
Churchill-Canfield's Law: What Can Go Right Will Go Right
by Cheryl Canfield and Randal ChurchillChurchill-Canfield's Law is an empowering and inspiring look at the incredible potential of our own minds to create lives of meaning and purpose. It contains many insights on the psychological Laws of Mind: what we focus on we tend to manifest. Therefore, as Murphy s Law professes, when our attitude and focus is negative we tend to manifest the negative. The converse is a powerful demonstration of the power of the mind: when our attitude and focus is positive we tend to manifest the positive. When transformational practices like visualization, meditation and self-hypnosis are employed, outcomes can break through limitation to boundless possibilities. This book is built around several themes. First, a recognition of our inherent potential to tap into a greater awareness, giving unlimited access to intellectual and creative aspects of the mind. Second, glimpses into historical and biographical stories that serve as a foundation upon which to enrich and transform the quality of life. Third, simple examples and exercises that begin to open a vision for personal direction, focus and purpose not just for one s self, but as a meaningful part of the whole.
Cibo per l'anima: aumenta la tua Ispirazione
by Bootstrap Businessmen Oriana CampioneCitazioni ed Ispirazioni per nutrire tutti i tuoi desideri più profondi! ©2016 Cibo per l'anima: aumenta la tua Ispirazione. Citazioni ed Ispirazioni per nutrire tutti i tuoi desideri più profondi! Copyright ©2016 Bootstrap Businessmen Tutti i diritti riservati. Questo libro o parti di esso non potranno essere riprodotti o utilizzati per usi diversi, senza esplicita autorizzazione scritta dell'editore, eccetto che per brevi citazioni entro riviste universitarie o recensioni editoriali.
Cicero on the Emotions: Tusculan Disputations 3 and 4
by Marcus TulliusThe third and fourth books of Cicero's Tusculan Disputations deal with the nature and management of human emotion: first grief, then the emotions in general. In lively and accessible style, Cicero presents the insights of Greek philosophers on the subject, reporting the views of Epicureans and Peripatetics and giving a detailed account of the Stoic position, which he himself favors for its close reasoning and moral earnestness. Both the specialist and the general reader will be fascinated by the Stoics' analysis of the causes of grief, their classification of emotions by genus and species, their lists of oddly named character flaws, and by the philosophical debate that develops over the utility of anger in politics and war. Margaret Graver's elegant and idiomatic translation makes Cicero's work accessible not just to classicists but to anyone interested in ancient philosophy and psychotherapy or in the philosophy of emotion. The accompanying commentary explains the philosophical concepts discussed in the text and supplies many helpful parallels from Greek sources.
Cientos de miles de millones de sonrisas: La formula coquete para ser feliz
by Verónica DíazCientos de miles de millones de motivos para perseguir tus sueños. El libro que todos los Coquetes están esperando. <P><P>¿Eres de los que piensa que no hay nada imposible? <P>¿Eres fan de los besos antes del desayuno, de los planes espontáneos y de disfrutar de los momentos más insignificantes? <P>¿Te emocionas ante la posibilidad de un nuevo reto, un viaje que llevas tiempo planeando, una cena en familia? <P>Si tu respuesta es sí, este libro es para ti. Lee y sonríe. ------- Verónica Díaz, más conocida como @ModaJustCoco, ha puesto en palabras la mejor de sus sonrisas para dibujar un viaje fascinante hacia el optimismo, un lugar desde el que la vida se disfruta con pasión. A través de sus páginas descubrirás lo que significa ser un loco feliz, disfrutar de las pequeñas cosas, darle una oportunidad a los sueños y vivir de acuerdo a tus deseos. <P>Ya ha llegado el momento de comenzar a vivir la vida que siempre has imaginado. Este libro resume la filosofía Coquete, esa que prima los besos diarios y los planes más especiales, y que te inunda la vida con cientos de miles de millones de sonrisas. ------- Un buen Coquete...ve la vida como una oportunidad,es optimista,es aventurero,es soñador,colecciona momentos únicos,disfruta en familia,es un loco feliz.