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  Stories on Lord Shiva series -19...

  Anusha HS

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  Lord shiva is adi and he is only the anthya. He is the sole reason for the happenings in both the movable and immovable worlds. Therefore, it is said that not even a spring of grass will move without his permission. He is the one who has given life to all the creatures. He is also the one who takes away the lives of all the creatures. Sadhus sages and aghoraas practice severe penance without minding day and night on Lord Shiva. 

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  Huey P Newton's Family - Roots...

  Lise Pearlman

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  Much has been written about iconic Black militant Huey P. Newton and the Black Panther Party he co-founded. Yet until now, there has never been a comprehensive, intimate look at the religious, tribal family that fled the South in the Great Migration and raised him in Oakland, California as the youngest of seven siblings. This book sheds light on the Newtons' ancestry and interrelationships that helped shape Huey P. Newton's thinking and life trajectory.

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  The Princes of Pauper's Pond -...

  Lars Elling

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  In 1912, two brothers are sent into the forest to fend for themselves, forging a bond through hunger, freedom and endurance. Before the summer is over, a decision fractures that world, leaving a scar that will mark their family for generations. The wondrous, profound and deeply moving debut novel by one of Norway's finest artists, Lars Elling…
  'This gorgeous bildungsroman also delivers a gripping historical novel … as tactile and eternal as one of the author's own paintings. As satisfying as anything you'll read all year' Joshua Ferris
  'Lyrical and sometimes brutal descriptions of their adventures in the natural world evoke … Huckleberry Finn or Swallows and Amazons, but Elling's young "Princes" are fated to grow up into resentful, troubled men in a difficult century' Financial Times
  'A lyrical, haunting, unforgettable novel about brotherhood, memory and the fractures that shape generations. It reads like a modern classic' Louisa Treger
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  1985. Nineteen-year-old Filip spends his days playing football, listening to music on his Walkman and drawing, searching for something he cannot yet name. He lives in a large family house shared with his grandparents, where an old rift between his grandfather Arnstein and Arnstein's brother Truls still governs the atmosphere. The cause appears trivial, an apple tree dropping fruit across a boundary fence, but the bitterness between the brothers speaks of something far older and deeper.
  1912. With Europe on the brink of upheaval, Arnstein and Truls are sent into the forest for the summer by their stern father, determined that his sons should learn to endure hardship. Left to fend for themselves among travellers, log drivers and Forest Finns, the brothers live from the land, fishing, hunting and roaming the vast woodland. Cold and hungry, yet bound together by fierce loyalty and affection, they crown themselves the princes of Pauper's Pond, rulers of a world shaped by freedom, imagination and shared struggle. Until, back home, their father makes a decision that will change everything.
  Spanning generations, The Princes of Pauper's Pond is a vibrant, magical and deeply affecting novel about brotherhood and belonging, about finding joy and love in the open landscape, and about those single moments that can seal a family's fate … forever…
  For readers who love Maja Lunde, Per Petterson, Benjamin Myers, Claire Keegan and Maggie O'Farrell.
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  'The descriptions of the natural world the brothers explore together to create their very own kingdom of two are lyrical … and linger in the mind's eye so brightly that you can almost smell and taste the sweet fruits of the woods … An enchanting book, with much to say about the power of the story and the image, and the importance of the stories that we tell ourselves, as individuals, families and nations' Caroline Wyatt, European Literature Network
  'A remarkable achievement. Quietly devastating, exquisitely rendered, utterly unforgettable' Louise Fein
  'Wonderful … brotherhood, nature and art' Daily Mail
  'An extraordinary, one-of-a-kind novel set in a wild forest in Norway … a story of a bitter, decades-long family rift, of unusual characters who step out of the pages, and of a teenager with a talent for drawing out the truth. A rich, beautifully written heartbreaker of a novel. I urge you to read it' Gill Paul
  'A beautifully told story of adventure and childhood that brings the wild and harsh landscapes of Norway to life [with] relationships between siblings and between fathers and sons masterfully portrayed' Katie Allen
  'Richly illustrated, creative prose … masterful' Alte Nielsen, Bok365

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  Abstract Language - Learning to...

  Moshe Katz

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. The Abstract Language: Learning to Speak the Infinite , is for anyone who feels that ordinary language is too limited to capture the depth of their experience.  
  It is for writers, artists, architects, spiritual seekers, poets, teachers, designers, and sensitive thinkers who sense that the visible world is only the surface of something larger.  
   
  Through Moshe Katz’s personal and visionary approach, the book reveals abstract language as a path from object to essence, from matter to meaning, from form to spirit, and from the concrete world into the infinite dimension hidden inside it. 
  This book teaches you how to see reality differently. You will learn how a tree becomes rising, how a stone becomes time, how a door becomes passage, how a mirror becomes consciousness, and how a wound becomes threshold. Instead of using language only to describe what is visible, you begin to use language as a bridge toward what is invisible.  
   
  The book guides you through symbols, intuition, intention, rhythm, silence, abstraction, distortion, and spiritual perception, showing you how to move beyond ordinary naming and enter the hidden force inside things. After reading The Abstract Language, you will never look at the world in the same way again. Objects will become signs, spaces will become states of being, words will become energetic vessels, and writing will become a meditative passage toward the infinite.  
   
  The book gives you a new way to write, think, create, and perceive reality, not as something flat and finished, but as something layered, alive, symbolic, and spiritually charged. It is a book for anyone who wants to awaken a deeper language inside themselves and learn how to speak with the invisible dimension that lives within the visible world.

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  The Deep Dive - Season 1 - They...

  Asinine AF

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  The Deep Dive — Season 1: They're Amongst Us  Hosted by John & Tasha Amos  What if everything we thought we knew about the world around us was only part of the story?  Welcome to The Deep Dive: Season 1 — They're Amongst Us, where hosts John and Tasha Amos take you beyond the surface and into the mysteries, theories, encounters, and unanswered questions surrounding the possibility that we may not be alone.  From unexplained encounters and strange phenomena to hidden histories, controversial theories, and stories that challenge conventional thinking, John and Tasha explore the questions others may be afraid to ask.  John brings a relentless drive to challenge the accepted narrative, while Tasha approaches each subject with curiosity, understanding, and a willingness to examine different perspectives. Together, they create a conversation that doesn't simply tell you what to believe—it invites you to think, question, and investigate for yourself.  Are they already here? Have they been here all along? And if they are amongst us… would we even recognize them?  Season 1 is your invitation to go deeper.  Listen closely. Question everything. The truth may be closer than you think.

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  A Rare Recording of Robert...

  Robert Wadlow

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  Robert Pershing Wadlow (February 22, 1918 to July 15, 1940), also known as the Alton Giant, and the Giant of Illinois, was born and raised in Alton, Illinois. He is the tallest person in recorded history for whom there is irrefutable evidence. Wadlow's height was 8 ft 11.1 in (2.72 m) while his weight reached 439 lbs (199 kg) at his death at age 22. His great size and his continued growth in adulthood were due to hypertrophy of his pituitary gland, which results in an abnormally high level of human growth hormone (HGH). The following audio recordings are from a 1937 New York radio interview, a 1937 Ripley's Believe It or Not radio interview, and outtakes from 1930 film footage of Wadlow as a 12 year-old.

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