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  Rotten Pomerack

  Merle Collins

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  First published as a print collection in 1992, when the writer lived in the UK, Rotten Pomerack now - with “voiceprint” - more clearly presents the writer’s voice and instinct for storytelling. Poem stories move from the Caribbean and other places to the UK, often examining the paradoxes and complexities of existence. For the print publication, Michael Horowitz commented that the collection was about “the proverbial slipping on a ‘rotten pomerack’ (French Creole for the cashew fruit) which can make events take an unexpected turn.

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  The Art Of Kirtan A Guide To...

  Bhajan Master Sura Das

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  For most of his life Sura Das was a dedicated devotee of Sri Krishna and his eternal consort Radharani. An early and distinguished disciple of His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada Sura lived a life of selfless service to humanity through the distribution of his master's transcendental books and his own heartfelt self-realized kirtan. A fixture at ISKCON Los Angeles for many years Sura Das was a friend and inspiration to everyone he met. By entering into the purport and flow of these eternal songs to the Supreme one can easily transverse the shackles of time and space to their take shelter in our original sweet home in the self-effulgent spiritual sky. This rare audiobook treasury is an offering in sacred words and timeless by this great, unmatched devotee who lives now eternally with the Supreme Lord in his transcendental abode. His Grace Sura Das Maharaj Ki Jai! 
  A must for all yogis, seekers, devotees and lovers of truth and light.

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  Money Greed and God: Book...

  Briefly Summaries

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  This is a concise summary and analysis of Money, Greed, and God, by Jay W. Richards.
   
  It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Jay W. Richards.
  Ideal those seeking a quick and insightful overview.
   
  Money, Greed, and God challenges the common misconceptions about capitalism and its role in society, arguing that free markets are not only practical but also moral. Through a thought-provoking exploration of history, economics, and faith, this book demonstrates how capitalism aligns with ethical principles and human flourishing. It dismantles myths about wealth, greed, and inequality, providing readers with a robust framework to understand why markets, when guided by virtue, can lead to justice and prosperity for all.

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  Finding Your Walden - How to...

  Jen Tota McGivney

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  Discover Henry David Thoreau’s philosophy of living a good life and learn how to apply it to your own.   The hero for our time is someone few people get right. Thoreau wasn’t a hermit in the woods. He lived during a time like ours, of rapid technological and economic changes, political division, and a pandemic. Thoreau, like us, reassessed his priorities: What does success really look like? What is my duty as an ethical citizen of a less-than-ethical world? How can I live a good life amid (insert hand-sweeping gesture) all of this?   His solution: Pare down to trade up.  Finding Your Walden combines classic literature with happiness studies, exploring how experts—psychologists, career coaches, and doctors—support Thoreau’s ideas as guideposts for today’s Great Reassessment. It combines insights of the 1854 classic with people who embrace the pare-down-to-trade-up philosophy today, whether through major life changes (such as tiny homes or sabbaticals) or smaller life hacks (like digital sabbaths or meditation practices). Their stories inspire us to apply creativity, simplicity, and peace to the experiment of life.  Finding Your Walden isn’t about shunning money or success. It’s about grappling with the purpose of the first and the meaning of the second. Whether you love Walden or haven’t read it, you can join Thoreau on a path to discover an intentional life during a volatile time—you just need to make a stop at a cabin on the way.

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  When you are sad discover the...

  Eliza Nicholsby

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  When you are sad, discover the magical wonders 
  When you are sad, immerse yourself in a world of wonder and magic, where nature comes alive and embraces us with its wisdom. Join us on a journey through the hidden interconnectedness of all life, from the roots of the trees to the stars in the sky. Let yourself be enchanted by the story of the dandelion, whose seeds fly through the world like little ambassadors of joy. Experience the mysterious language of the forest, where trees and mushrooms whisper to each other and support each other. And finally, find comfort and security in the certainty that we are all part of a great, wonderful whole, connected by invisible threads of love and stardust. 
  This audiobook is an invitation to dream, marvel and discover. It gives us moments of peace and reflection and reminds us of the beauty and magic that exists within us and around us.

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  Māori History: A Captivating...

  Captivating History

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  Have you ever asked yourself who exactly are the Māori, the indigenous people of New Zealand? Find your answer in this guide about Māori history! 
  Through this audiobook, you’ll follow the voyages of ancient Polynesians who arrived on the shores of New Zealand. These early Polynesian settlers eventually transformed into the unique Māori civilization. 
  After falling into prolonged isolation, the Māori people developed their own distinctive culture and lifestyle, feeling they were the only humans in the whole universe. Yet, the solitude was slowly breached by European explorers, who were seeking new lands to trade with and conquer. What followed was a period of peaceful cooperation in which the Western visitors showed respect to the Māori. 
  This guide will then lead you through the times of rising tensions, sparking conflicts between the European settlers and the Māori. However, their struggle wasn’t limited only to armed conflicts but also epidemics and cultural invasion, making their future ultimately uncertain. 
  Despite that, the Māori miraculously managed to persevere through their stubbornness and adaptivity, using politics to preserve their civilization and future. 
  Here are some of the captivating facts you’ll find in this audiobook:The origins of the Māori people.How the Māori civilization developed in seclusion from the rest of the world.What Māori life was like before European contact.How and when the Māori isolation period ended.How the European presence changed the Māori civilization.Why the Māori-European relations soured.The Māori heroes in the struggles against the colonial settlers.What happened during the New Zealand Wars.How the Māori survived the European challenges. 
  Scroll up and click the “add to cart” button to learn more about the Māori people and why it matters!

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