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  From Drama to Dharma - A Queer...

  David Franklin Sparks

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  Ready to serve enlightenment realness? From Drama to Dharma is the spiritual guide you never knew you needed – where ancient Buddhist wisdom meets modern queer culture in a fabulous explosion of insight, humor, and transformation. Forget dry, stuffy spiritual texts. This groundbreaking book interprets traditional Buddhist teachings through a queer lens, making timeless wisdom accessible and relevant for today's LGBTQ+ community and allies. With sass, style, and substance, author David Franklin Sparks breaks down complex Buddhist concepts using the language of drag culture, pop references, and authentic queer experiences. Inside, you'll discover: How to werk the Four Noble Truths like they're your spiritual runway Why karma is the ultimate "universe keeps receipts" moment Ancient wisdom from queer Buddhist teachers who lived their truth Practical meditation techniques that fit into your fierce, fabulous life How to transform personal struggles into spiritual strengths Whether you're a spiritual seeker looking to add some sparkle to your practice, or an LGBTQ+ person curious about Buddhist wisdom, this book offers a unique path to enlightenment that doesn't require checking your identity at the door. Get ready to slay your spiritual path while living your most authentic life. Because honey, enlightenment looks good on you!

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  Drink Wise Live Well -...

  Elise Lovelace

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  My name is Elise Lovelace and I am a licensed therapist and professional counselor in Florida and California. I invite you to explore with me the idea of drinking responsibly. Step into a world where enjoying life and responsible choices intersect. This isn't about saying 'no' to fun; it's about saying 'yes' to a balanced, mindful approach to drinking. Through insightful strategies and practical tips, we'll explore how to embrace a vibrant social life without sacrificing well-being. This isn't about abstinence; it's about finding the sweet spot where drinking and responsibility meet to create a reasonable drinking practice. Working with individuals who have struggled with substance use has been a substantial portion of my professional practice. It is my sincerest hope that what I have learned from working in collaboration with many courageous individuals to overcome alcohol misuse be imparted to you as a more balanced approach to drinking.  
  Cheers to Balance!

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  A Beginner's Guide to Greek...

  Neve Sullivan

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  Wandering through the labyrinth of Greek mythology can be daunting, especially when you're just starting out. But it doesn't have to be. If you want to discover this vast world and its relevance to modern-day life through manageable, bite-size chunks, then you need A Beginner's Guide to Greek Mythology. 
   
   
   
  With this book, you can immerse yourself in the legends of the gods and goddesses, mythical creatures, and heroic figures of ancient Greece. Through its concise, enjoyable insights into Greek myths, this guide offers a delightful and easily digestible experience. 
   
   
   
  Inside A Beginner's Guide to Greek Mythology, you will: 
   
   
   
  ● Meet the main cast of Olympian gods and goddesses, as well as lesser-known deities. 
   
   
   
  ● Gain insights into female archetypes through powerful but often-overlooked key figures, including Penelope, Pandora, and Medusa. 
   
   
   
  ● Explore how Greek myths continue to influence culture, psychology, and philosophy. 
   
   
   
  From creation stories to timeless human emotions, A Beginner's Guide to Greek Mythology reveals universal themes, transforming complex myths into relatable narratives that will inspire and captivate listeners of all ages.

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  Wealth of the Collective Mind...

  A.A. Castor

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  For too long, the world has been misled by the illusion of self-made success and individual wealth. The myth of the independent thinker, the lone entrepreneur, and the self-sufficient leader has divided societies, created economic instability, and prevented true prosperity. But what if wealth was never meant to be an individual pursuit? What if success is not about competition but about perfect alignment with the collective mind? 
  The Wealth of the Collective Mind: How the Masses Can Manifest Utopia presents a radical new vision—one where personal ambition is eliminated, economic chaos is replaced with structured prosperity, and every thought, action, and resource is directed toward a singular goal: the manifestation of a utopian society. 
  This book dismantles capitalist deceptions and reveals the true power of unified thought. It explores how economic control, centralized ideology, and psychological conditioning can turn a fractured society into an unstoppable force of prosperity. 
  This is not just an economic theory—it is a directive for leaders, intellectuals, and revolutionaries who understand that a world without ideological control is a world destined for collapse. The future belongs to those who harness the power of the collective mind, structure it, and enforce it without hesitation. 
  Utopia is not a dream. It is a system waiting to be implemented.

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  Medieval Knights - Historical...

  Kelly Mass

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  A knight is a person who has been granted the honorary title of knighthood by a head of state, including a monarch or the Pope, in recognition of their service to the ruler, the church, or the nation, often in a military capacity. The origins of knighthood can be traced back to classical antiquity, where similar figures existed in ancient Greece and Rome, such as the Greek hippeis and hoplite, as well as the Roman eques and centurion. 
  Knighthood first emerged among mounted soldiers in Europe during the Early Middle Ages. At this time, it was typically associated with those who fought in battles on horseback, a hallmark of the knightly class. During the High Middle Ages, the concept of knighthood evolved, and it became increasingly seen as a position held by lesser aristocrats. It was no longer just about military service but also connected with ideals of chivalry, a code of conduct that governed the behavior of Christian warriors, particularly those involved in courtly matters. By the Late Middle Ages, a knight had come to represent the archetypal courtly Christian warrior, combining military prowess with a sense of honor and duty. 
  Knights were often vassals to powerful lords, serving as elite combatants, bodyguards, or even commanders of military forces in exchange for land or other forms of patronage. They had a special relationship with their lords, who relied on their skills, particularly in mounted combat, to protect their interests and defend their territories. This connection between knights and horseback riding is reflected in many words associated with knighthood, such as "chivalry," "cavalier," and other related terms. In this context, the knightly status in Christendom parallels the military class known as the furusiyya in the Islamic world.

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  Step in Time

  Brahma Khumaris

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  Music designed to transport the soul to a world of inner awareness to experience the original nature of self, peace, love, and tranquillity. The composer, a meditator himself, has created this music while in a reflective consciousness to capture an atmosphere conducive to helping the listener to Access a meditative experience.

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