David Morgan revisits his influential 'family practices' approach, examining its impact and critiques. He highlights its ongoing relevance by exploring themes such as time and space, the body, emotions, ethics, and work/life balance, demonstrating how these elements shape family dynamics in contemporary society.
Song of the Sea depicts all these moods of the sea, plus many more, in this new collection of seascapes, shells, lighthouses, and beaches -- all things seaworthy. Each page features Morgan's luminous, heart-tugging art with quotations about the sea -- poems and literary snippets, musings by the famous and the anonymous -- all celebrating the wonder of the ocean.
The book explores the universal feeling of regret and the pivotal moments in life where choices lead us down different paths. It delves into the psychological and emotional impact of these decisions, encouraging readers to reflect on their own experiences and the concept of fate versus free will. Through engaging narratives and insights, it invites contemplation on how our choices shape our identities and futures, ultimately inspiring a deeper understanding of life's journey.
The author, D. Morgan, explores themes of scamming and identity theft in his novel, which reflects his expertise in the subject. In addition to his writing, he is a motivational speaker and the founder of the Each One Teach One foundation, highlighting his commitment to education and empowerment.
Shawn's relentless pursuit of success leads him into the depths of the banking world, where he masters elaborate fraud techniques, creating an unprecedented empire of scams in New York. His partnership with Crystal mirrors that of Bonnie and Clyde, culminating in the establishment of Quick PAA. As they navigate the corporate landscape, they encounter a powerful senator and a secret meeting of top bank executives, unveiling a revolutionary New World Banking System that replaces traditional payment methods with microchips implanted in consumers.