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  Human Psychology - 3 Manuscripts

  Leonard Moore

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  Mind control, also known as brainwashing, involves a unique selection of tools and techniques that will allow you to lead people in conversations and establish connections that have them genuinely wanting to do whatever you have asked them to do. You'll learn: proven techniques of persuasion, manipulation and deception, how to manipulate others without getting caught, working strategies to protect yourself from being brainwashed, how to stay in control of the conversation, real-life examples, and much more. 
   
  Hypnosis: imagine if you could influence people's subconscious minds and make them do what you want. Imagine if you could learn how to discover and take advantage of the hypnotic “reflexes” we all have. Some hypnotic practices you'll master: breathing techniques to induce a trance state, six little-known truths about hypnosis, how to use rapid induction to hypnotize difficult targets, the three phases involved in each hypnosis act, how to use indirect suggestions to mislead the conscious mind, the hypnotic bind technique, and much more. 
   
  Manipulation: in this book you'll find 21 of the best manipulation techniques, the ones that can easily give you access to almost anybody's mind. This handy manual will teach you: 21 proven techniques to manipulate and brainwash anyone, how to interpret and take advantage of gestures, working ways to build a relationship with your listener, how to mirror and direct others without anyone noticing you, practical strategies to penetrate the subconscious using keywords, and much more.

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  Marcus Agrippa: The True Story -...

  Lindsay Powell

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  Robert Harris has brought Agrippa back to life in fiction. Now meet the real man. 
  Marcus Agrippa was the man Augustus could not do without. 
  General. Admiral. Statesman. Diplomat. Builder. Best friend, trusted lieutenant and son-in-law of Rome’s first emperor. For more than three decades, Agrippa fought Rome’s enemies, defeated rival fleets, negotiated with kings, pacified provinces, and transformed the city of Rome. His military victories helped make Augustus’s empire possible. 
  Now Robert Harris’s new novel, “Agrippa,” brings this remarkable Roman back into the spotlight. But what was the real man like? 
  Discover the true story behind the fiction. 
  Acclaimed historian and writer Lindsay Powell draws on the surviving historical evidence to tell the extraordinary story of Marcus Agrippa, from his rise from obscurity to his role as Augustus’s indispensable right-hand man. Agrippa emerges not as a supporting character in someone else’s story, but as one of the most consequential figures of ancient Rome in his own right. 
  This is more than a conventional biographical audiobook. Read by the author, this immersive dramatized adaptation of the book brings the ancient world to life, with selected historical quotations and scenes enhanced with sound effects. 
  For listeners discovering Agrippa through Robert Harris, or anyone fascinated by the people, power and intrigue of ancient Rome, “Marcus Agrippa: The True Story” reveals the amazing life behind the legend — and shows why the reality may be even more compelling than the fiction.

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  A Rare Recording of Amelia Earhart

  Amelia Earhart

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  Amelia Mary Earhart, an American aviation pioneer and author, was born on July 24, 1897. During an attempt to make a circumnavigational flight of the globe, Earhart and her navigator disappeared over the central Pacific Ocean near Howland Island on July 2, 1937. She was declared dead January 5, 1939. Earhart was the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. She set numerous other aviation records, wrote best-selling books about her flying experiences, and was instrumental in the formation of The Ninety-Nines, an organization for female pilots. The following is a recording of her famous 1935 radio-broadcast speech: A Woman's Place In Science.

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  Nature Flow: Book 1

  Pamila Shanti, Neelam River

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  Award-Winning Children's Wellbeing Book – Purple Dragonfly & Page Turner Book Awards 
  Infused with beautiful artwork and poetry, Nature Flow takes you on a journey of mindful movement through nature! With simple, easy-to-follow guidance and gentle cues, Nature Flow invites you to discover the ancient arts of mindfulness, yoga and qigong and learn practices that foster wellbeing and a sense of connectedness to nature. 
  Flowing with beautiful illustrations that spark the imagination and charming poetry to delight the senses, Nature Flow is a nourishing practice that can bring calm and joy into each day. These easy-simple practices connect breath, body and our mind - helping children learn how to develop their self-awareness, care for their wellbeing, and connect to their inner world and the world around them. This is a nature-filled book for children of all ages, parents, educators, and communities - a resource that can begin a lifelong journey of wellbeing. It fosters concentration, focus, and attention, offering children life-long tools to support their emotional regulation and mental wellbeing. 
  In the classroom, Nature Flow can be used in short bursts - just like our Mind Fresh Moments teacher training guides - to create moments of calm, reset, and embodied awareness throughout the day. It complements existing wellbeing initiatives and is ideal for mental health and wellbeing leads, teachers, and anyone looking to offer children grounding, movement-based practices that support self-regulation and resilience in a classroom-friendly format. Practice anytime, anywhere: as part of the morning routine, during a school day, at bedtime, or as a mindful movement & nature-filled activity.

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  House of Our Queer - Healing...

  Bex Mui

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  Queerness is a blessing. Reclaim your spiritual practice. 
  In House Of Our Queer, activist and organizer, Bex Mui M. Ed., takes readers on a winding path through her spiritual journey. Raised Catholic— with Buddhist influences from her father and his family— Bex shares the complexities that arise from being queer in religious spaces and shares her journey back to her spiritual roots after years of shutting out faith. Whether you have felt shut out by religion, or have wanted to find your own queer spiritual path, this book is for you. 
  Throughout the text, the author describes her own spiritual practices including energy work, astrology, tarot, ancestor altars, moon rituals, sacred sexuality, and reframed Christian practices and beliefs. Each chapter ends with offerings that readers can incorporate into their own spiritual practice. The author guides and inspires readers to reclaim spiritual practices that work for them. 
  Spiritual practices can help people find stability and community to develop trust in intuitions. Yet, too often, queer people feel that they must sacrifice queerness and pleasure to benefit from everything that spirituality has to offer. House Of Our Queer poses that great change can happen when queerness is held at the center, rather than at the margins of religious experience. Bex Mui creates the foundation for reclaiming faith and spirituality without sacrificing the essential parts o who we are. The text serves as a reminder that queerness is a blessing, and offers tools we can use to honor that truth in our daily lives.

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  The DUBLIN PUB - A SOCIAL AND...

  Donal Fallon

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  'Here is a history of publand, yes, but here is a moment in time as well.'
  For centuries, the public house has played an important role in the social and cultural history of Dublin. As the headquarters for a major revolution, a mecca of literary invention or a haven from work, 'the local' is a cornerstone of community life and a testament to human endeavour in an ever-changing city.
  Beginning with the taverns and ale houses of the 17th and 18th centuries, Donal Fallon brings the reader on a visual journey through world renowned public houses such as the Brazen Head, The Long Hall, Grogan's and The Palace, and on to early houses and gay bars, spirit grocers and shebeens. As well as the establishments themselves, the 'Plain People of Ireland' appear in chapters about temperance, karaoke and snugs. Along the way, we meet patrons as diverse and famous around the capital as Theobald Wolfe Tone, Nell McCafferty and Con Houlihan. And visitors to Dublin are also here, as the photographer Lee Miller seeks out the city of James Joyce and Elizabeth Taylor searches in vain for the Ladies' toilet.
  Drawing from rich archival collections, The Dublin Pub includes many previously unpublished photographs as well as testimonies from the past and present to bring the history of the Dublin pub to vivid life.

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