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  You're On the Verge of Something...

  Roshni Daya

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  In her dynamic and important new book, You’re On the Verge of Something Big, Vancouver-based spiritual teacher Roshni Daya encourages you to let go of the guilt, worry, and inner turmoil that have consumed you for decades and bring about the real change you crave and deserve. With astonishing insight, she describes how an ancient predatory foe has taken up metaphorical residence in each of us, where it directs us to make false assumptions and distracts us from our own authentic joy, sorrow, sadness, fear, pain, and love. “Your challenge,” she writes, “is to engage in your own process of growth, to awaken presence and bring that presence inside, allowing the qualities of compassion, love, joy, gratitude, and peace already within you to guide your next action.” 
  Both a Ph.D. academician and a profoundly connective and compassionate teacher, Daya describes how you and I can reclaim our lives if we learn how to take action from a place of love, peace, joy, and gratitude—allowing everything we do to have a positive impact in our own worlds and in the world at large. In the midst of the chaos that surrounds us—and which too often inhabits our inner lives as well—comes a book whose message is sane, simple, celebratory, and, perhaps most important, entirely possible. You’re on the verge of something big, and this book will help ensure that you achieve it. 
  "This jewel of a book helps readers cultivate the potent force behind and within the transformation process: genuine Self-Love.” — Suzanne Eder, author of What You Want Wants You

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  Healing the Healers - Overcoming...

  Sara Ahmed

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  Sara Ahmed, a seasoned healthcare provider and administrator, delves into the pressing issue of burnout among healthcare professionals. Drawing from her extensive experience in internal medicine, Ahmed sheds light on the detrimental effects of stress on healthcare providers, which can lead to severe consequences such as collapse and even suicide. Through a simplified approach, she navigates the complexities of burnout, offering clear definitions and descriptions of the condition while creating awareness around it. Structured to facilitate understanding and application, the book organizes various elements, factors, and dimensions related to burnout, providing actionable methods for real-time implementation. Ahmed addresses the interconnectedness of healthcare providers and their environment, highlighting their influence on each other. “Healing the Healers" is a comprehensive guide for healthcare professionals to recognize, address, and overcome burnout, ultimately fostering a healthier, more resilient workforce.

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  Embracing Uncomfortable - Facing...

  Deborah E Gorton PhD

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  The truth is—we’re hardwired to seek comfort, but comfort usually doesn't move us in the right direction.Every day we face a thousand choices between what is best and what is easier. And most of the time, we’ll choose what’s easier, which is why we so often feel frustrated, anxious, and disconnected. But when you learn to embrace the uncomfortable as the gateway to better things, everything changes. Embracing Uncomfortable teaches you how to  
  Recognize what you need to do to find purpose and joyDevelop the courage to radically accept your situation as it isHave the courage to do what it takes to move forwardYou’ll learn practical skills to help you pursue and fulfill your purpose, like “practicing the pause” and “balancing your emotions.” Discover the freedom and joy that will fill your life when you begin to see discomfort as an important step toward reaching your goals.

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  National Park Mysteries &...

  Steve Stockton, Bill Melder

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  Some of the most visited national parks in the country have a dark side. 
   
   
   
  Aside from crowds of hikers, campers, and general tourists, there’s a dark side to many that can be found in the great states of Oregon, Washington and Idaho. From strange disappearances, grisly murders and bone-chilling paranormal hauntings and ghost sightings; these pristine locales have a lot more to offer than just serene hiking trails or camping. In this third installment of National Park Mysteries & Disappearances, Steve Stockton, along with Bill Melder, presents the listener with a side to these locations you've never heard before. 
   
   
   
  So, put aside your nature guidebooks, forget about the pretty leaves, and the relaxing streams as well as the miniature golf, the funnel cakes and all the other "tourist traps" and prepare for a wild ride on the dark side of these major national parks.

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  The Overthinking Reset -...

  Shift The Story

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  Overthinking rarely announces itself as anxiety. It often feels like intelligence, analysis, or the desire to understand things more clearly. But beneath the surface, it can quietly trap the mind in endless loops of doubt, replaying conversations, questioning decisions, and imagining outcomes that may never happen. 
  **The Overthinking Reset** explores the hidden mental patterns that keep people stuck in these cycles. Through thoughtful reflections and psychological insight, this guide reveals why the mind becomes trapped in overanalysis — and why trying to think your way out often makes it worse. 
  Rather than offering quick fixes or motivational clichés, this audiobook invites listeners to step back and recognise the deeper stories driving their thoughts. When those stories change, the mind can begin to settle. 
  Because sometimes the problem isn’t your thinking. 
  It’s the story your thinking is trying to protect.

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  Dreamy Dishwasher Sounds - The...

  Sounds by Sergio

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  Having trouble sleeping? Feeling anxious or agitated more often than you'd like? Ever noticed how the soft swish and hum of a dishwasher can feel oddly comforting? 
  Much like white noise, these gentle dishwasher rhythms help mask background noise, ease anxious thoughts, and create the perfect backdrop for sleep, focus, or calm. Some even say the sound mimics the soft 'whoosh' of a Mother's womb — which may explain why it's so calming for babies and adults alike. 
  Why choose this sound experience? 
  • 4 hours of uninterrupted dishwasher ambience 
   • Ideal for sleep, focus, tinnitus relief, or calming babies and pets 
   • Gentle, low-frequency soundscape — steady but never harsh 
   • Includes multiple wash cycles for subtle variety and natural flow 
   • Professionally recorded in a quiet kitchen, and mastered to ensure perfect playback 
  Are you worried it might be too noisy or repetitive? Well, we ensured there are no clunky door sounds or sudden spikes — just a rhythmic blend of whooshing water and warm hums, designed to fade into the background and help you relax. 
  Press play, and begin to truly unwind with the familiar sounds of home.

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