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Author: Katerina Tsemperlidou

Happy Sunday! No day compares to the Sunday of our hearts. Sunday is a gift day, bestowed upon us to experience love, rejuvenation, inspiration, spirituality, organization, and plenty of relaxation. A...

Happy Sunday! No day compares to the Sunday of our hearts. Sunday is a gift day, bestowed upon us to experience love, rejuvenation, inspiration, spirituality, organization, and plenty of relaxation. A privilege day, a symbol day, with positive vibes that each of us deserves.

In this wonderful new book, Katerina Tsemperlidou reveals secrets for being happy on...

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  • Release 10/2023
  • Pages Pages 336
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Publisher Publisher PSychogios
Genre: Social
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Happy Sunday! No day compares to the Sunday of our hearts. Sunday is a gift day, bestowed upon us to experience love, rejuvenation, inspiration, spirituality, organization, and plenty of relaxation. A privilege day, a symbol day, with positive vibes that each of us deserves.

In this wonderful new book, Katerina Tsemperlidou reveals secrets for being happy on Sunday. How to take a break from the routine, seek rest and freedom from stress, enjoying ourselves, our dog, nature, friends, loved ones, and an uplifting hit. Our physical and spiritual self will rejoice in a wonderful Sunday, filled with pleasant impressions, new experiences, openness, and sociability, building memories until the next Sunday that comes.

Those who feel sad on Sunday afternoon will find comfort in the book… to become happy every Sunday, 52 times a year.

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Probably Friday, which marks the end of the working days. Some mean Sunday. According to the International Organization for Standardization ISO 8601, Sunday is the seventh day of the week. The Jews, who wrote the Old Testament, considered Saturday the last day worthy of celebration, while Sunday was considered the first day of the week. If you travel to Saudi Arabia, you will find that the last day of the week is Thursday, so Friday is the first day of the next week. Confused? I'm not trying to test your perception. I want to conclude that, regardless of what officially prevails, what ultimately matters is what each of us believes inside about the day, since Sunday holds both value and emotion for society. If we vote inside us for it as the last day of the week, it brings us the sadness of the coming Monday. However, this does not happen if we consider it the first and best day of the week.

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Author
Katerina Tsemperlidou
Publisher
PSychogios
Publishers
Psychogios
Type
Social
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
336
Release Date
10/2023
Publication Date
2023
Dimensions
14x21 cm
ISBN-13
9786180152333

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