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  How is One to Be Aware? - Ojai...

  Jiddu Krishnamurti

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  How is one to be aware? - 30 July 1949 
  • Does the understanding of ourselves demand a specialization? • What is it that we need capacity for? 
  • How is one to be capable of meeting life as a whole? 
  • How are we aware of something? 
  • To understand relationship there must be an awareness which is not aggressively positive. 
  • Q: All religions have insisted on some kind of self-discipline to moderate the instincts of the brute in man. You seem to imply that such disciplines are a hindrance to the realization of God. Who is right in this matter?

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  The Rothschilds KGB Masterspy...

  Roland Perry

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  The UK’s Cambridge University Ring of Spies were the most dangerous agents the West has known, causing great damage to the intelligence services in the UK and US over more than half a century. Four double agents of the key Ring, Burgess, Maclean, Philby and Blunt were uncovered by 1979. Only two – a husband and wife team – escaped detection. This updated edition of The Fifth Man reveals that the last of the infamous spy ring were Lord (Victor) Rothschild of the grand banking dynasty and his wife Tess. 
  Professor Roland Perry exposes how they became super spies, working concurrently with British Intelligence, the KGB and Mossad. With information from the KGB’s finest master Control, Yuri Modin, devastating testimony from the former head of the KGB and Soviet military intelligence (the GRU), Ivan ‘The Terrible’ Serov, former UK Soviet Embassy spy, Vladimir Barkovsky and a raft of others. 
  After their WW2 espionage for Stalin, which helped defeat Hitler and the Nazis, the brilliantly deceptive Rothschilds went on spying for the Russians well into the Cold War. They contrived in a genius elevation of spy craft to divert suspicion from themselves to the innocent figure of MI5’s Director, Roger Hollis, and a score of others. 
  The Fifth Man update includes thirty more years of deep research in Russia, the UK, the US, France and Australia in the compilation of an extended and compelling narrative. According to the leading publisher of espionage books in the Cold War period, Pan Macmillan’s William Armstrong, this book explained the entire mystery of the main 20th Century British double agents. 
  In an additional expose here, Roland Perry makes a strong case beyond the circumstantial for naming Anthony Blunt, the fourth member of the Ring, as the bastard child of King George V. Blunt was an MI5 agent and curator of the Royal pictures working for his half-brother King George VI, and niece, Queen Elizabeth II.

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  The Indigenous Peoples' Message...

  David Ison, Various Various

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  INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ MESSAGE TO THE WORLD 
  This is our chance to listen to a message from people closely connected to the Earth. The industrial world has put their very existence at stake. Stop and listen to their world! -- Mickey Hart, drummer with the Grateful Dead and author of Drumming at the Edge of Magic Available for the first time in a digital format, the “Indigenous Peoples’ Message To The World” documents the First World Conference of Indigenous Peoples, a collaboration of numerous organizations, individuals and indigenous peoples from around the globe. The lectures and cultural music presentations that made up the conferences were recorded live in the Amazon 
  jungle in Brazil in 1992 and delivers a timeless and deeply relevant message to us all. The extraordinary partnership captured here was spearheaded by Marcos Terena, the founder of the United Indigenous Nations, and supported by the Tribal Link Foundation and Land is Life, organizations that actively promote and protect the rights of indigenous peoples. 
  Not only did this program receive a starred review in Publishers Weekly (PW), which called it a who of ritual tribal music and ceremony", but PW was inspired to create a new award – The pioneering Hybrid of the Month Award – specifically for this moving title. 
  Total Running Time: 75 minutes 
   
  ISBN: 978-1-61544-019-1

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  Things I've Learned From The...

  Glen Dunzweiler

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  The homeless need you to read this book! 
  Glen Dunzweiler is a filmmaker, producer, writer and public speaker. He started his work with homelessness in 2010 when making his documentary ‘yHomeless?’. After years of seeing the public bang their heads up against the same homeless issues, he was driven to write this primer. 
  ‘Things I’ve Learned From The Homeless’ looks to explain the the world housed individuals are often frustrated by. 
  The goal is to flip viewpoints on homelessness, to create new dialogues, and to inspire action. 
  Glen Dunzweiler invites you to get into it with him, so we can all start to figure this out. 
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  Harmony Within - 5 Meditations...

  Deepak Bhosle

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  'Harmony Within: 5 Meditations for Women with Bipolar Disorder' eloquently delves into the turbulent yet resilient world of women navigating through the waves of bipolar disorder. Deepak Bhosle tenderly guides the reader through a healing journey, offering a sanctuary where inner chaos meets tranquility.  
  Through five carefully crafted meditations, this enlightening guide sheds light not just on the struggles, but also on the unique strengths and insights that can emerge from managing such a complex condition. Women from all walks of life will find solace and reflection in these pages, empowering them to carve out spaces of inner peace amidst the oscillating periods of energy and fatigue, elation and despair. Designed with a compassionate understanding of the unique challenges faced by women with bipolar disorder, "Harmony Within" serves as a gentle reminder that tranquility is attainable, and that each woman holds the key to her own serene center amidst the storm.

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  Ruthenia: The History of Ukraine...

  Editors Charles River

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  The history of Ukraine is a fascinating story of how cultures, political systems, religions, and power have met, intersected, morphed, and expanded. The region was relatively sparsely populated for much of ancient history, a wilderness of rivers, forests, and steppes, but that does not detract from the rich historical development of the region. A huge area, Ukraine is wedged between the continents of Asia and Europe, and its position as a crossroads ensured there was fierce competition for influence there. Historians have called the formation of Ukraine the “establishment of a unity among three zones…the ports of Crimea and the coast, the rich steppe heartland, and the forests,” based around the themes of “geography, ecology and culture.”  
  	Today’s Ukraine is a huge country, incorporating an area over 600,000 square kilometers and home to 42 million people. It stretches from the Crimean Peninsula on the Black Sea in the south to Belarus in the north, Russia to the east, and Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary to the west. The Dnieper River is the region’s key waterway, running into the Black Sea, while the Danube Delta also forms its border with modern-day Romania to the southwest. A steppe exists in the middle of the country while the Carpathian Mountains feature in the west. This geographical formation has influenced some of the country’s key historical developments, as well as the location of its major settlements. Kiev (known today as Kyiv) is, of course, the longstanding capital of the country, located on the Dnieper River in the central northern part of modern Ukraine. Lviv is another large city, located in the northwest near the border with Poland. Odessa is a seaside city on the Black Sea in Ukraine’s southwest, while Kharkiv, Luhansk, and Donetsk are major cities in the country’s east, close to the Russian border.

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