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  I Know My Father

  Neville Goddard

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  I Know My Father by Neville Goddard is a profound exploration of the relationship between the individual and the divine source. In this enlightening work, Goddard delves into the nature of God, the human connection to divinity, and the transformative power of understanding and embracing one's spiritual heritage.Goddard emphasizes that true spiritual enlightenment comes from recognizing and internalizing the belief that the divine resides within each person. This understanding allows individuals to tap into their inherent creative power and live a life aligned with their highest purpose.The book is structured to guide readers through several key themes:Understanding the Divine Nature:Goddard explores the concept of God not as an external entity, but as an indwelling presence within each individual. He highlights the importance of shifting one's perception from an external deity to an intimate, personal connection with the divine.The Power of Belief:Central to Goddard's teachings is the idea that belief shapes reality. He explains how one's beliefs and assumptions create their experiences and how altering these beliefs can lead to profound changes in one's life.Imagination as a Divine Tool:Goddard reiterates his core principle that imagination is the creative force within humans. By harnessing the power of imagination and aligning it with divine intention, individuals can manifest their desires and transform their lives.Faith and Inner Conviction:The book emphasizes the necessity of unwavering faith and inner conviction. Goddard teaches that by maintaining a strong belief in one's divine nature and creative power, individuals can overcome any obstacle and achieve their goals.Practical Application:Goddard provides practical exercises and meditative practices to help readers cultivate a deeper understanding of their divine nature and apply these principles in their daily lives.I Know My Father is an inspiring guide for anyone seeking a deeper connection with the divine and a more fulfilling, purpose-driven life. Neville Goddard's clear and empowering teachings offer timeless wisdom on the nature of God, the power of belief, and the transformative potential within each person.This book remains a valuable resource for those on a spiritual journey, providing insights and practical tools to help readers recognize their divine heritage and live in harmony with their highest self.

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  The Wake-Up Call - Why the...

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  ""[An] executive summary of modern political history studded with sweeping assertions and telling anecdotes."" -- The New York Times Book Review 
  ""Thought-provoking."" -- Kirkus Reviews 
  “A shot in the arm...powerful.” -- The Financial Times 
   
  ""The Wake-Up Call, refreshingly concise and eminently readable, highlights how the modern crisis of governance compounded the challenges of the pandemic."" -- Bloomberg 
  ""The Wake-Up Call argues that Covid-19 has exposed not just one president's shortcomings but a much more profound degeneration of governance dating back long before 2016...You will read no more interesting book on the political consequences of the pandemic than this."" -- Niall Ferguson, author of Civilization: The West and the Rest  
   
  NAMED ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS OF 2020 (BLOOMBERG) 
  An urgent and informed look at the challenges America and world governments will face in a post Covid-19 world. 
  The Covid-19 pandemic has revealed that governments matter again, that competent leadership is the difference between living and dying. A few governments proved adept at handling the crisis while many others failed. Are Western governments healthy and strong enough to keep their citizens safe from another virulent virus—and protect their economies from collapse? Is global leadership passing from the United States to Asia—and particularly China?  
  The Wake-Up Call addresses these urgent questions. Journalists and longtime collaborators John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge identify the problems Western leaders face, and outline a detailed plan to help them become more vigilant, better prepared, and responsive to disruptive future events.  
  The problems that face us are enormous; as The Wake-Up Call makes clear, governments around the world must re-engineer the way they operate to successfully meet the challenges ahead. 

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  God Molecule The: 5-MeO-DMT and...

  Gerardo Ruben Sandoval Isaac

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  A physician’s life unravels into addiction and despair before being radically transformed by a single, overwhelming encounter with 5-MeO-DMT, the secretion of the Sonoran desert toad. Out of that experience of “divine light” emerges a new vocation as a healer and facilitator, blending modern medicine with entheogenic ceremony to help people face trauma, addiction, depression and fear of death. The book combines confession, case stories and spiritual teaching to present 5-MeO-DMT as both a dangerous initiatory fire and a sacrament that can reorient a life toward service, humility and nondual awareness.

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  Kurt Cobain: A short biography -...

  5 Minutes, 5 Minute Biographies,...

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  Kurt Cobain, founder of grunge rock: Life and works in a short biography! Everything you need to know, brief and concise. Infotainment, education and entertainment at its best!

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  Lady of Venice - A breathtaking...

  Siobhan Daiko

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  From international bestselling author Siobhan Daiko comes a story that will transport you to Italy past and present. 
  Heartbroken after the loss of her fiancé, Fern travels to her aunt’s house in Italy to find peace and solace. There, overcome by the beauty of the landscape and consumed by a history she finds fascinating, she is catapulted into the life of the beautiful but reckless Cecilia, a sixteenth century lady of Venice. 
  The closer Fern comes to discovering why Cecilia appears to be pulling her back in time, the more echoes of the past reverberate in the present. 
  When past and present collide, throwing both Fern and Cecilia into deadly danger, can Fern stay safe and come to terms with her own past? 
  A breathtaking historical novel from a bestselling author, perfect for readers of Barbara Erskine, Sarah Dunant and Kate Mosse.Praise for Siobhan Daiko: 
  '...like meeting an old, dear friend after a long absence. What a poignant, emotional, thoroughly enjoyable read this was! ... such beautiful prose and such a brilliant story that completely transported me.' Renita D'Silva 
  'an exciting, impeccably-researched wartime adventure with lots of heart ... the perfect mixture of tragedy and happiness' Reader review 
  'A beautiful story with a compelling historical storyline that you won’t want to put down’ Ann Bennett 
  ’I was completely absorbed by … all the characters and intrigue’ Angela Petch 
  'A poignant and emotionally charged novel that explores the human spirit's resilience in the face of adversity and I was hooked from start to finish' Reader review 
  'So much heartache but alongside this the love of the people who did so much in WWII' Reader review 
  'a powerful historical novel that I just could not put down' Reader review

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  Moving House and other Poems...

  Gillian Bickley

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  The old is contrasted with the new, fictional with actual life. Links are made between different cultures, different lives, different experiences. The expatriate life-style of constant movement runs parallel with the title of the book. 
   "Gillian Bickley writes as she responds to everyday events, always with the echo of 'time's winged chariot' in her ears. The fact of moving house sends her speeding back through the moves of a lifetime and forward to the last move, to the small room of the grave. The opening poem suggests the elusive presence of the author, and the deeper themes glimpsed through her deceptively simple poems. The variety of human life and the individual response to life, these are Gillian Bickley's central interests. The power that invigorates the poems in Moving House is the control of language. In this bare, tight poetry, no idle words are allowed. Its vocabulary draws on the base language of essences and epiphanies. The chosen spare language is the perfect partner for this poetry of mature experience." — Emeritus Professor I. F. Clarke and M. Clarke. 
  "The poetic observations of a sensitive writer responding to the reality of being alive." "Insightful probing into the darker issues of our lives . . . to make sense of human experience." — Paul Bench, Speech & Drama: Journal of the Society of Teachers of Speech and Drama. 
  "A privileged view into the emotional, intellectual and spiritual life of its writer." "The profound intimacy of the personal poems, reflecting universal truths about the human condition, renders the reader at once intruder and confidant." — Solveig Bang, Sunday Morning Post. 
  "Bickley's delicately-crafted poems are faithful word portraits of various aspects of Hong Kong at the turn of the millennium: its landscape, its people, its myths and spirits." —Tammy Ho, Asian Review of Books. 

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