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SEX AND RELATIONSHIP by Loice Cheruiyot
A Note Before You Begin
A slow-down in desire is one of the most common things that happens in long-term relationships, and it is rarely a sign that something is broken between two people. Far more often, it is a signal — from a body, a mind, or a relationship — that something needs attention.
This booklet is written for couples who want to understand why desire has cooled and what they can realistically do about it. It is organized around causes and solutions, grouped into physical, psychological, relational, and lifestyle categories, so you can find the sections that speak to your situation and skip the ones that don't. Nineteen common causes are covered, each with a plain explanation and a set of concrete steps.
A few honest notes before you start. This is general education, not a medical or psychological diagnosis, and it is not a substitute for a doctor, therapist, or certified sex therapist. If low desire is sudden, distressing, or tied to pain, a significant mood change, or a medical condition, please bring it to a healthcare provider — many of the causes described here are very treatable once identified. And if intimacy ever feels unsafe, coerced, or frightening, that is a conversation for a qualified professional, not a self-help booklet.
How to use this booklet: read Part 1 first for context, then skim the cause lists in Parts 2 through 5 and put a light mark next to anything that sounds familiar. You don't need every cause to apply — most couples find that two or three of them explain almost everything. Part 6 through 9 then give you tools, scripts, a short plan, and guidance on when outside help is worth bringing in.
Desire is not a switch that is simply 'on' or 'off.' For most people, most of the time, it responds to conditions — physical, emotional, and relational. Change the conditions, and desire often follows.
A thousand times Held By Syowai Onyancha
A Thousand Times Held
A Thousand Times Held explores the connection between self-awareness, healing, wholeness, and how we show up as leaders, parents, and human beings.
Through short stories drawn from real-life experiences, the book examines how childhood experiences, relationships, parenting, adversity, and life’s defining moments shape the way we think, behave, relate to others, and lead.
At its core is a simple truth: we cannot effectively lead others without first doing the inner work ourselves.
The book invites readers to look inward and examine the beliefs, emotional patterns, behaviours, and cycles they may be carrying forward without questioning. It encourages us to recognise what shaped us, take responsibility for what we choose to carry, and courageously break cycles that no longer serve us.
Through reflections on healing, self-awareness, personal responsibility, parenting, relationships, and human-centred leadership, A Thousand Times Held challenges us to become more intentional about how we relate to ourselves and others.
Because the work of becoming whole is not only personal. It influences how we love, how we parent, how we lead, and ultimately, what we pass on to the generations that follow.
A Thousand Times Held is an invitation to do the inner work required to become whole—and to use that wholeness to create healthier relationships, raise more conscious generations, and lead with greater empathy, courage, and humanity.
Because before we can lead others well, we must first learn to lead ourselves.THE OLD MAN AND FARAWAY OCEAN BY FEST...
The Old Man and Faraway Ocean is a heartwarming novel about life, memories, loss, courage and hope. Through a powerful journey beyond the waves, it explores the experiences that shape us and the strength found in facing the past.
What It Solves
It speaks to readers struggling with loss, loneliness, regret and difficult life transitions, offering a message of hope, resilience, healing and the courage to begin again.
Beyond The Classroom by Kenneth Aloo
Beyond the Betrayal by Daniel Muriithi
SYNOPSIS
Beyond the Betrayal: Finding Healing After Infidelity is a profound book that explores the lessons drawn from one of life's most painful experiences—the breaking of marital faithfulness. Blending the author's personal narrative with biblical insight and psychological reflection, the book examines how infidelity destroys trust, identity, and spiritual peace, while also revealing the often long and hidden path toward restoration and healing.
The book is divided into four major parts—Part I, Part II, Part III, and Part IV. It begins by laying the biblical foundation of covenant marriage and exposing the sin of infidelity that shatters this sacred bond. It then explores the inner world of both the betrayer and the betrayed, showing how sin unfolds and how deeply betrayal wounds the human heart. The book further examines the moral and spiritual roots of betrayal, the emotional and psychological aftermath, and the gradual journey toward healing through grace, truth, and personal restoration. At the end of every chapter, reflection questions are provided to help readers process the lessons, examine their own hearts, and thoughtfully engage with the path toward healing, repentance, and restoration.
Drawing on real-life experience, Scripture, and counseling perspectives, the author exposes the inner chaos caused by unfaithfulness and its impact on the betrayed partner's mind, faith, and sense of self-worth. Yet even in the midst of devastation, the book directs readers to the God who restores the brokenhearted and rebuilds what sin has destroyed.
This book addresses the wounded who have suffered the pain of betrayal, the fallen betrayer seeking understanding and restoration, counselors who encounter individuals and couples navigating the aftermath of infidelity, pastors who shepherd hurting families, and even those whose marriages are currently strong—warning them of the subtle dangers of crossing the line that protects the sacred covenant of marriage. It also serves anyone seeking to understand the complex interplay of sin, pain, grace, and redemption within the reality of marital betrayal.
When Healing Happens
When Healing Happens: The Journey Back to Yourself is an intimate invitation to pause, look within, and begin the journey of becoming whole again.
Through honest reflections on grief, childhood wounds, love, forgiveness, therapy, surrender, and self-discovery, this book explores what it means to find your way back to yourself after life has changed you.
With vulnerability and warmth, Owano Odera shares lessons from her own journey, reminding us that healing is not about forgetting what happened—it is about learning to live beyond the pain, reclaiming your voice, and discovering the person you were always becoming.
For anyone who has ever felt lost, wounded, silenced, or disconnected from themselves, When Healing Happens is a gentle reminder that your story does not end with what broke you.
Sometimes, healing happens when you finally choose yourself.
When Healing Happens: The Journey Back to Yourself — a journey of healing, self-discovery, and returning home to who you truly are.
A Poem A Day Keeps Clatter Away by Om...
- This feels like a book that slows the world down. A quietly powerful collection of 366 devotional poetry reflections, it offers a daily pause for stillness, mindfulness, and inner clarity. Each entry is brief yet intentional—guiding the reader through personal growth, resilience, and self-discovery without overwhelming the moment. What makes it stand out is its gentleness. It doesn’t instruct so much as it accompanies, turning daily reading into a grounding ritual of contemplation and quiet motivation. Over time, it becomes less of a poetry collection and more of a reflection journal companion: Something to return to across seasons of life, always offering a slightly different kind of wisdom when needed. Subtle, steady, and deeply human in its effect.
Evolve: Philosophy of Becoming by Kel...
Life on earth is a relentless pursuit of desires to experience certain emotions and to achieve certain goals. This pursuit is, from time to time, limited by who we are now.
Most of the experiences and achievements we long for require us to become a different version of ourselves. An elevated version of who we are.
This book is about the journey of becoming the self that is capable of any desired achievement.
This is a compass. Not a map. A compass anchored on lived life lessons and a becoming that has been attained. This is a journey to becoming a sovereign version of yourself.
Mythos Prayer by Joel M Kariuki
The Mythos Prayer is a focused, powerful prayer designed to realign your mind, spirit, and direction. It is written to help you release confusion, break limiting patterns, and step into clarity, discipline, and favor.
This is not a collection of many prayers. It is one structured prayer meant to center you, strengthen you, and position you for the life you have been seeking, in your relationships, finances, purpose, and peace.
If you are ready for alignment and decisive movement, this is the one prayer you need.
Different Millionaires: A Practical F...
Ever wondered why, with 8 billion people in the world, so few manage to excel at what they do?
Different Millionaires is a book about these people, who choose to think, believe and BE different. We look at the lives of excellent people in all spheres of life, and learn what makes them different from everybody else.
MADARAKA: The Poor Shall Inherit the ...
This book provides a compelling examination of corporate-driven resource extraction on the African continent, which is marked by the exploitation of both people and the environment exclusively for the pursuit of profit for a few, with a specific focus on Kenya. The book meticulously reveals that the socioeconomic and environmental challenges posed by the extractive sector are not isolated incidents but part of a larger, systemic problem. This is underscored by the complex interplay between political economy, corporate globalization, odious debt, public policy, sustainable development, human rights and the rule of law. The book concludes by enjoining the call for a world order in which Africa is not exporting its raw materials, but is the centre of global manufacturing, adding value to its own resources.
BREAKING FREE FROM THE SYSTEM: A Guid...
Breaking Free From the System is for the quiet moment when you look around and think, Something about the way we are living no longer feels safe.
We are more connected than ever, yet more dependent, more monitored, and more fragile. From digital identities and smart infrastructure to rising food and energy insecurity, the systems we rely on are becoming increasingly centralized and easy to disrupt. When they fail, families pay the price.
This book shows you how to step out of that vulnerability.
Inside, you will learn how to build real-world independence by growing your own food, securing clean water, preserving heirloom seeds, generating off-grid energy, and strengthening both your body and your faith. These are not abstract ideas. They are practical skills designed to keep your household stable, calm, and protected when everything around you feels uncertain.
But this is not just about survival. It is about reclaiming dignity, responsibility, and freedom in a world that quietly trains people to outsource their lives.
Written for parents, homesteaders, and anyone who wants more than blind trust in modern systems, Breaking Free From the System gives you a clear, grounded path toward self-sufficiency, spiritual resilience, and lasting security.
If you have ever felt that the future should not be something you fear, but something you prepare for, this book was written for you.
THE NJURI-NCHEKE OF MERU by David Mai...
A gripping, fireside retelling of the Ameru people’s origins and history—narrated through the voices of our great-great-grandparents. This book recounts the tribe's dramatic escape from slavery and the emergence of the powerful Njuri-Ncheke council—an institution that profoundly shaped their laws, faith, and identity for generations.
Parenting with Purpose
This book is dedicated to all parents who have chosen to raise their children in the fear and wisdom of the Lord.
To every mother and father who has prayed through tears, sacrificed in silence, and trusted God in every stage of their child’s growth — may you find strength, wisdom, and peace in these pages.
DESTINED FOR GREATNESS
Destiny is not some place you will encounter in the future. It’s the impact of the values, decisions, actions and responses you embrace consistently. In this era of drastic distractions it has become more important that we are mindful of the values we embrace, the decisions we take and the responses we make. And this book “You are destined for greatness” is a map to guide you and help you track your course to the desirable.
A life lived without purpose and intent is a life half lived. And purpose is when you live for a defined cause to the effect of lives. The lessons herein have proven to so many a sure key to a fulfilled life and gratifying wholistic progress. I wish you a good learning, reading is one thing but be reminded that only integrating the lessons herein to your daily decisions and living yields results.
Praying The Word of God by Patrick So...
- Are you struggling to pray? ●Prayer is like digging to find a precious treasure. You can either get exhausted very quickly and give up or enjoy the process.
BREAKING THE ORPHAN SPIRIT: Stepping ...
Are you tired of feeling rejected, unseen, or unworthy—even in your walk with God?
In Breaking the Orphan Spirit: Stepping into Your Sonship in Christ, Dr. Tabby Munyoki reveals how to break free from the orphan mindset and embrace your true identity in Christ. Through Scripture, practical tools, and testimonies, you'll learn to:
· Heal from rejection, shame, striving, isolation, and fear
· Discover your identity as God's son
· Walk in freedom, confidence, and belonging
The Father's table is set—your seat is waiting. Step into Sonship today.
Echo of My Father’s Voice: A Jo...
In this riveting and deeply spiritual memoir, Dr. Mumbi Mugambi traces her journey from the foothills of Mount Kenya to the United States, uncovering truths buried beneath colonial myths and systemic erasure. Fueled by childhood stories of “Micii Mikuru”—ancestral homes in Israel and Abyssinia—she embarks on a quest to understand her Kikuyu identity. DNA tests, oral history, and her father's unwavering testimony unveil an ancient migration from the Middle East to East Africa. Along the way, she confronts racism, questions dominant historical narratives, and discovers a rising movement among diverse people of African descent reclaiming their identity and true origins. From Israel to Mount Kenya to America is both a personal odyssey and a collective awakening—a call to remember, restore, and rise.