Casa editrice: Graffeg
A groovy frog is forced to cut short his boogie session as a foul fog engulfs his swamp. Dusting himself off, he soon breaks out the hippity-hop in the fen, only to find the wetlands awash in stinky sewage. As Frog keeps bounding from place to place hoping to find somewhere to call home, he starts to feel hopeless. Will Frog ever find a home away from all the fumes, litter and sewage?
The Chechi Kingdom suffered a severe drought. Although the monks chanted Buddhist sutra to pray for rain, not a single drop fell. Suddenly, three Taoist priests brought rain successfully. The king was overjoyed and made the three Taoist priests royal advisers. From that point on, they made Buddhist monks their slaves. An immortal appeared in the monks' dreams and told them to wait for the Great Sage Equal to Heaven's help. When the monkey met the three priests, he tricked them and prevented them from bringing rain. He also won other challenges against them. When the three priests were killed in competitions, the king came to his senses and promised to respect Buddhist monks and Taoists equally and recruit based on talent.Mostra libro
Perfect for fans of Alex Rider and Artemis Fowl, Simon Fox's latest action-packed thriller is ideal for readers too young for Jack Reacher or Line of Duty. Archie Blake thought his policeman father teaching him how to pick locks and open safes was just a bit of fun. But when a diamond necklace is stolen and his dad is arrested, Archie realises the only way to prove Dad's innocence is to go on the run and use everything he's learned to uncover the truth. But Archie soon finds himself deeply tangled in the criminal underworld, where it's hard to know who to trust and even harder to see what's right or wrong. Will Archie be able to find a way out before it's too late? An explosive new adventure from the author of the unputdownable Running Out of Time. Simon Fox is a rising star in a new generation of thriller writers.Mostra libro
Garud Puran in Hindi - Karma, Death, and Moksha Explained - Maharishi Vedvyas - गरुड़ पुराण सम्पूर्ण कथा - महर्षि वेद व्यास गरुड़ पुराण हिन्दू धर्म के प्रसिद्ध धार्मिक ग्रंथों में से एक है। यह ग्रंथ मृत्यु के बाद आत्मा की यात्रा, कर्मों के फल, यमलोक, नरक, मोक्ष, और श्राद्ध विधि की जानकारी देता है। गरुड़ पुराण के अनुसार, मृत्यु के बाद आत्मा को उसके कर्मों के आधार पर अलग-अलग योनियों और लोकों में भेजा जाता है। 🔴 इस ऑडियोबुक में आप जानेंगे: ✅ गरुड़ पुराण क्या है और इसका महत्व ✅ मृत्यु के बाद आत्मा की यात्रा का रहस्य ✅ पाप और पुण्य का विधान ✅ नरक, प्रेत योनि और मोक्ष का मार्ग ✅ श्राद्ध कर्म और पितरों की शांति के उपाय "Garud Puran Sampoorna Katha" is a complete Hindi audiobook that brings the ancient Garuda Purana to life in simple, easy-to-understand language. It explores the mysteries of life after death, karma, rebirth, punishment in hell (Narak), Shraddha rituals, and the path to salvation (Moksha). This sacred text of Sanatan Dharma is recited after someone’s death in Hindu tradition. It describes what happens to the soul, the journey through Yam Lok, and how sins and virtues (Paap-Punya) affect the soul’s fate. This audiobook provides a chapter-wise narration of Garud Puran Saar – from creation of the universe to the final truth of liberation. Whether you're spiritual, religious, or simply curious about Hindu beliefs on the afterlife, this audiobook offers deep insight into karma philosophy and the cosmic justice system as per ancient scriptures. 📿 Listen now to understand the truth of life, death, and beyond — through the eternal wisdom of the Garud Puran.Mostra libro
This audiobook contains what I call my “Africanesque Folktales”. They appear in my audio and print book “Remembering Your Ancestral Fire” and are all original compositions of mine. My teacher, Grand Master Drummer Mamady Keïta said about them, quote: “Taylor’s folktales draw from his experiences with me and his times in Africa. They contain the stuff of folktales of old. They are a wonderful interpretation of African tradition.” All of my stories are sourced from my decades of study with the djembe, my teachers, especially Mamady Keïta, and my numerous times traveling to Guinea, West Africa. The names are based on a ctual people I’ve known or heard of; the places, on actual places. The sounds you hear in the village were field recordings I did when I was there. I have and continue to create these Africanesque folktales, but there is a trilogy I created that represent origin, duality and plurality, which are presented in this short audiobook.Mostra libro
In "Mizzi Mozzi and the Lost Little Loolla-Loopsie Loonkie," Mizzi Mozzi embarks on a daring adventure with her friends Lekko and Flip-Flop to rescue a missing Loonkie from the mysterious Jinxlee Jenjie-Gloom Jungle. Along the way, they navigate the jungle's odd inhabitants, outsmart the grumpy Blomster, and brave the Red-Bellied Quizzlipillars' endless questions. With teamwork and creativity, Mizzi Mozzi and her friends save the lost Loonkie and return home to a grateful celebration.Mostra libro
Blank? by Randall Garrett - Amnesia? Well, maybe—but how and where had he earned that $50,000? Bethelman came to quite suddenly, and found himself standing on the corner of 44th Street and Madison Avenue. He was dizzy for a moment—not from any physical cause, but from the disorientation. The last thing he could remember, he had been sitting in a bar in Boston, talking to Dr. Elijah Kamiroff. After the interview was over, they'd had a few drinks, and then a few more. After that, things began to get hazy. Bethelman rubbed his head. It wasn't like a hangover; his head felt perfectly fine. But how in the devil had he gotten here? He looked around. No one was paying any attention to him, but no one pays any attention to anyone on the streets of New York. Still feeling queer, he headed east on 44th Street. He wanted to sit down for a bit, and the nearest place was the little bar halfway between Madison Avenue and Grand Central Station. He went in and ordered a beer. What the hell had happened? He'd had too much to drink on several occasions, but he'd never gone to sleep in one city and awakened in another. Dr. Kamiroff must have put him on the plane; the biochemist didn't drink much, and had probably been in better shape than Bethelman had been. He glanced at his watch. Two-fifteen! Wow! The city editor would be wondering where he was. He went to the phone, dropped in a dime, and dialed the city desk. When the editor's voice answered, he said: "Hickman, this is Bethelman; I'm sorry I'm late, but—"Mostra libro
