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To feel the Happiness in our material life, we should understand Maturity and Wisdom. To understand humanity the Author also propose the Structure of human and other creatures; physical and spiritual, he defines the Faith, Belief, Will, Desire, and their relationship to human Habits, building the personality of human and determining his destiny. Author includes also his thoughts about Doctrine of Reality and Laws of life, as well as an attempt to clarify God's spiritual and scientific overlooked Miracles and its effects on our daily behavior, nothing happened by chance, every action pays off, even after a while.

The story continues as Haran and Lottie must cope with the events that transpired at the canyon's edge. The prophecy was true, and the Lupens are on the offensive now. The line between right and wrong grows even thinner as the two rivals meet once more. Can Haran and the Outryders stop the wolf cult from taking Norhall, or will they fall to the sheer power of the wolf god? Victory or defeat? Win or lose? Life or death? Who will come out on top as the two discover what it truly means to be eternal rivals?

In this Novel, our hero, Arthur, a regular church goer and a married father of two children, leaves his native Wales, UK, for a two years assignment with a charitable foundation on the Island of Mindanao, the Philippines. Exposed to a more permissive society than his own, he fends off various temptations until he meets Didi. His love for her breaks his ability to think rationally and he accepts to participate in a scheme developed by her shrewd brother that would free him to marry her. For a fee and with the help of the Islamic fundamentalist movement of Abu Sayyaf, active on the Island, his death is staged in a car accident where his body is presumably burnt beyond recognition. Arthur then marries Didi under an assumed name. With time his life becomes increasingly turbulent and circumstances force him to try and redeem his original identity. However, he finds the task daunting as he struggles to start a new life with Didi, back in the UK, and reconcile it with his own British family who gave him for dead twelve years earlier. Eventually, things fall into place with the various pieces fitting together. While the characters in this novel are fictious, their actions are woven in non-fiction real life settings, reflected in present day issues, such as the difficulties sometimes encountered in keeping up a married life, the behavior of persons as they move from one culture to another and the underlying causes and realities of fundamentalist insurgency movements.

Princess Pam is a very arrogant and rude princess who treated others with contempt and scorn. Despite her royal status and riches, she was not a happy person. The good example of her richer and humble friend, Princess Amanda, made Pam to change her way of life. This book points out the importance of being good and respectful towards other people irrespective of their race or social status. Using a palace as a setting, the author depicts the discrimination, segregation and racism that happen in the society. The king and the prince exemplify humility and show love and respect to people. On the contrary, the queen is a proud person and discriminatory towards others. The queen changes her perspective about the poor when something unexpected and unimaginable happens in the palace. This book has lessons on the importance of humility and the dangers of pride. Other books from the author: 1. Rosary: Mysteries and Testimonies, 2. The Little Stubborn Boy who became a Bishop, 3. The Holy Trinity: An Urgent and Important Message.

This work of fiction is about little Edward who finds going to church on Sundays very boring. But once he realizes that he must go to church with his parents, he tries to pay attention to the things and activities going on in the church and entertain himself with them. In the end, he loves going to Church on Sundays and years later he becomes a priest and even a bishop. In this book, Edward tells his story in a captivating way and uses it as a means of helping others to enhance their own relationships and situations in their various spheres of life. The interesting stories of these people that benefits from Edward's homilies will interest and capture your attention to the end. Edward focuses on the positive side of things rather than on the negative, and on looking deep into things and persons that you do not like and finding something that will awaken your interest and admiration for those things or persons. Other books from the author: 1. I Am the Best: Princess Pam, 2. Rosary: Mysteries and Testimonies, 3. The Holy Trinity: An Urgent and Important Message.

Casper has an insight and unexplainable power over patients who are injured or in critical condition.He has had no therapy-dog training, nor have I given him any commands when he has performed his extraordinary powers on patients.He just knows what to do.

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Riding a bicycle on a country byway and writing in the quiet chambers of the writer and athlete's own personal solitude represent forms of meditation. Balancing his life from a fulcrum that pivots from a personal to a societal vantage point requires him to navigate many roads with numerous twists and turns. On this journey sometimes the unseen gravel under his wheel causes him to slip and glide unexpectedly crashing into unconsciousness. Upon waking up, he chooses to question his existence in the wake of the influence of some elements of philosophy, history, art, politics and other cultural topics that shape his opinions and raison d'être as a citizen of the global community.Stream of consciousness serves to blend the spiritual, intellectual and physical needs of the diligent wordsmith to examine metaphysical quandaries, much like Don Quixote, that cause him to fall off of Rocinante in order to rise up and equipoise himself again and again. It is in this space of equilibrium where he decides to find meaning and peace within himself and to dialogue with his fellow readers who are interested in untangling the perplexities of living. Instead of avoiding these difficult and confounding philosophical "thorns," as many do, he forges forward with his pen/lance to unravel the mysteries that naturally want to blossom from the seed of unexplored truths. By doing this, he has made a conscious decision to live purposefully, as Goethe would suggest, in a world where he is mindful of himself and others.

Istanbul in 1956 was a city very much affected by the Cold War. It served as a destination for Eastern Europeans being smuggled through the Iron Curtain and was a transfer point for smuggling from the Middle East to Europe. Most importantly, the 1950's was a time of growing American military and economic aid to Turkey.Soviet and nationalist communist entities viewed the generous American support as a national security threat, leading to a heightened interest on their part in learning what steps the Americans were planning to take or the status of initiatives already underway.In this novel's fictional scenario the close knit American expat community of Istanbul, composed of U.S. Consulate personnel, undercover operatives of other U.S. agencies, retirees, businessmen, students and others, is rumored to have a spy in their midst.After a CIA agent is murdered while investigating the rumor, Alan Harper, a young CIA operative fresh from an assignment in North Africa, is tasked with finding out who ordered the killing while also being asked to take up where the dead agent left off.The young Alan Harper, only a few years out of journalism school and the completion of his CIA training, undertakes his third major assignment; his first being his undercover work in Calcutta in 1955 in connection with the city's forthcoming municipal elections; his second being an assessment of the geopolitical status of the province of Cyrenaica, Libya, after Nasser's nationalization of the Suez Canal in 1956.Teaming up with Harper during this new and dangerous assignment is Anne Small, a CIA agent based in Beirut who ostensibly works for UNESCO. She poses as Harper's girlfriend while Harper is purportedly in Istanbul to write a feature article on the growing popularity of Istanbul as an American tourist destination.

We are at the dawn of the 22nd century. The United Nations agree to allow Deep Red - a brilliant supercomputer - to control the world's entire nuclear arsenal. Deep Red's prime directive is to protect humanity, even from itself. Her other duties include finding concrete solutions to the desperate plights of humanity. Indeed, by the year 2100, many of planet Earth's natural resources are nearly depleted. Food and fresh water are scarce, and overpopulation is causing major pollution and sanitation problems. Soon, an unidentified mutant virus appears and ravages the island of Borneo. Deep Red is the creation of mastermind Professor Sutton Lawry. After succumbing to the mutant virus, Professor Lawry's two sons, Malcolm, a young journalist from Boston, and Marcus, a new medical doctor, join Deep Red to find a vaccine before the disease spreads and decimates humanity. Deep Red, Malcolm and Marcus soon suspect that a group of elites may be the cause behind the creation and spread of the mutant virus. Meanwhile, Deep Red is fast evolving. She realizes her android ambitions, names herself Pixie, and becomes a primary threat to the world's elite societies and to humanity. True to her original mandate and identifying an innate moral flaw in humankind, Deep Red now follows her own utopian aspirations. Will Malcolm and Marcus be able to halt the virus, thwart the elites and disarm Deep Red? This captivating dystopian science fiction adventure considers many of the obstacles humanity may encounter over the course of the 21st century and beyond.

You never expected to find yourself in this position. You thought college would provide clarity, not confusion. Everything up until this point in your life has been pretty much planned for you, but now you actually get to choose. And it's scary not knowing what to do. Maybe you've looked around for reassurance that others are stuck just like you, but all you see are perfectly curated social media feeds. You feel lost trying to navigate this season of uncertainty. Everyone you ask is telling you what you should do, but nothing feels quite right. Trust that you are not alone. In What They Don't Teach You in College, author Meredith Trank offers a guide to ease the transition from college to the adult world.She shows how these times of uncertainty provide the greatest opportunities for self-discovery, letting you dive deeper and learn who you truly are. Through narrative and reflection, this book:defines this transitional season of life, what it looks like for you, and what it means for your growthlooks at your beliefs about God, yourself, and your potentialthrows the "e;shoulds"e; of other people out the window and teaches you how to start digging deeper within to live in alignment with your wants, values, and needsexplores the meaning of vocation and discusses how to make decisions that take you one step closer to itexamines confidence, impostor syndrome, and how you can own who you truly areWhat They Don't Teach You in College helps you move through a season of confusion with confidence and embrace the opportunity within uncertainty. The post-grad years can be some of the hardest, but you can use this unknown time to discover, honor, and own your most authentic self.

Fifteen-year-old Joey Burkett wonders if he will ever be successful at anything. He always thought he would grow up to be a rodeo performer as his father, a world champion cowboy, had been, but Daddy died in a rodeo accident. When he grew to six feet tall in the eighth grade, he thought he might be a basketball player, but that would mean college, and he is failing math. Joey hopes that whatever his future, his new peer tutor, Julie Hernandez, who he really admires, will be a part of it, and that Matthew Kane, the new man in his mother's life, will not. When Joey quarrels with Julie and becomes upset at his mother's going out with Matt, he goes along with a friend to "e;borrow"e; an expensive sports car. In an attempt to see how fast it would go, they wreck the car. Joey thinks he is headed to Juvenile Detention, but Matt Kane comes up with a plan for Joey to work on his ranch and raise beef calves for the summer to earn money to pay for the damages.. Joey hates ranch work and considers running away to Colorado where Daddy's old rodeo partner lives. Then, he learns that his mother had mortgaged their home, and he is determined to stick it out until the calves are sold. When the calves are stolen, Joey is devastated, but he pulls himself together, and his quick thinking saves the day. With Matt's help, Joey gains the knowledge and confidence to work on his math skills and return to school. My Daddy Was A Real Cowboy is set in modern day Western Oklahoma where cowboys still herd cattle on horseback, and rustlers still steal cattle.

"e;What do I strive to contribute through my passion and visions? I want to help make the world make a little more sense. I want to do work as a critic and journalist that helps increase the audience of work that deserves exposure and explain why it deserves exposure. And eventually I want to create artistic work of my own - in the form of fiction or essays - that, in its own way, does the same thing - work that illustrates connections, puts things in context and, ultimately, makes people realize that for all the insane bullshit that's going on out there (and has been going on out there since time immemorial), the world is really a pretty cool place."e; --AJ