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  Enduring Urgency - Thinking Like...

  David A. Brown-Dawson

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  This book is a call to action and a toolbox. You have gifts and the world needs you to identify, understand, and employ your gifts. Today. 
  There is important work to be done and we do not have forever on this earth, so we should do good when we can where we are with what we have, knowing improvement will take time and we will face challenges. 
  Important work: children need to be raised, people need to be loved and educated, homes need to be built, code needs to be written, songs need to be sung, clean water needs to be provided, scripts need to be produced, difficult conversations need to be had, systems need to be fixed. 
  The Enduring Urgency strategy can be used to improve our families and our communities, but it starts in the mind of each person. It is about holding a decade and a day at the same time; seeing who and where you want to be a decade from now and doing everything you can each day to become that person. Enduring Urgency is a strategy used by effective humans throughout history. For ease, David uses the following formula: 
  Enduring Urgency = Resilience + Patience + Consistent Focused Action 
  In this book, David shares stories and provides tools to help you build resilience, develop patience, and take consistent focused action in support of those important people and goals you have. The resilience is for the adversity you have, are, or will face. The patience is for your process and the time required to improve. The consistent focused action is for the compounding effect, the consequences of what happens when we act consistently over time. 
  This book can provide value if you are:Wanting to better understand yourself, your gifts, and how to use them for goodWanting to develop your social and emotional learningPreparing to graduateTransitioning from one career to another

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  Black Panther Speeches

  Fred Hampton

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  Black Panther Speeches – Fred Hampton is a powerful and historic collection of speeches delivered by one of the most charismatic and revolutionary leaders of the Black Panther Party. Fred Hampton’s electrifying words, filled with passion, conviction, and an unwavering commitment to justice, echo the struggles and aspirations of a movement fighting against systemic oppression. In this audiobook, listeners will experience Hampton’s raw and unfiltered voice as he speaks on topics such as unity, revolution, and the power of the people. His ability to inspire, educate, and mobilize communities remains as relevant today as it was during his lifetime. Whether you are a student of history, an activist, or simply someone who values the power of spoken truth, The Black Panther Speeches offers a compelling and unforgettable listening experience.

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  Avoid Grieving the Holy Spirit

  Pastor Philip

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  What an amazing person He is. We often fail to give the Holy Spirit the credit He deserves. After helping to create the universe with God the Father, and God the Son, He was involved in the creation of mankind. The song "Caring and Sharing" sung by Chey, at the end of the message, gives the listener time to reflect on what has been said.

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  In Darkest London

  Ada Elizabeth Chesterton

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  In 1925 the journalist Ada Elizabeth Chesterton decided on a dare to live on the streets of London. In Darkest London chronicles her two week experience. What she found was a class of individuals, all without permanent homes, traveling between shelters in which overly bureaucratic organizations made life incredibly difficult. Chesterton concludes that the number of shelters, in particular those catering to women, were insufficient to handle the volume of people needing help, and those that did exist were too often unnecessarily restrictive. She claims that the government-run shelters in particular were designed not to help women, but to reform them, which are two very different propositions. Chesterton portrays the women she meets sympathetically. At the time, there were many unflattering portraits of the homeless, some of which linger to this day. Claims of drug or alcohol problems, mental health issues, criminality, and low morals or intelligence are shown to be exaggerations if not outright fabrications. The problem of homelessness should instead be considered as both a political and an economic issue, which leads to the conclusion that people have a right to be treated with a dignity that was too often lacking. The publication of In Darkest London led to increased interest in the lives of homeless people and improving public shelters. Chesterton herself went on to found the Cecil Houses, a system of shelters still in operation today, and named after her late husband Cecil Chesterton, G. K. Chesterton's brother.

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  Becoming Psychic - Lessons from...

  PhD Jeff Tarrant

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  A scientific, brain-based approach that provides an understanding of psychic abilities, spirit communication, and energy healing. 
   
  Jeff Tarrant was fascinated by the paranormal as a child but then his training as a neuropsychologist turned him into a hardcore skeptic. If something could not be reliably and consistently demonstrated in the laboratory, then it wasn’t real.  
   
  These rigid ideas were gradually worn away as he repeatedly witnessed and experienced things that simply should not be possible—telekenesis, clairvoyance, telepathy, mediumship, energy healing, and more. … This book follows his journey of studying, interviewing, and testing a wide variety of mediums, psychics, and healers as he tries to determine what is going on in their brains when they engage in these supernormal abilities. Readers will get to know these gifted people, exploring what makes them tick and discovering firsthand evidence that this stuff is real. 
   
  If we can understand how the psychic mind works, might the rest of us be able to use this information to help develop our own abilities? Becoming Psychic uses knowledge uncovered through case studies, expert interviews, and research to offer a variety of practical insights to help readers develop their own psi abilities.  
   
  Each chapter concludes with a “try it yourself” section, helping readers apply specific concepts and techniques into their own psychic development practice. In addition to uncovering the tips, skills, and tools identified in Tarrant's research,the book also explores how to use brain-hacking technology, such as neurofeedback, audiovisual entrainment, and pulsed electromagnetic fields to “nudge” the brain toward heightened psychic abilities—as well as quieting internal chatter, supporting empathy, and enhancing creativity—all the mental skills necessary to move from balance and wellness to the extraordinary! 
   
  Becoming Psychic fills an important gap in the psychic development literature.  
   
  There are books that tell the stories of psychics and mediums. There are books that focus on the science and evidence for these practices, and there are books devoted to teaching you how to develop your own skills. This book contains all of the above and more!

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  She Was the Reporter at...

  Margaret Ellison

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. You know the outline of the story. The explosion. The cover-up. The zone of silence. But what you have never heard is how a single young woman, armed with a notepad and a forged press pass, walked past KGB checkpoints into a radioactive hell and smuggled the truth to the West. This is not a science lecture or a dry political history. It is a pulse-pounding, real-life thriller about one of the most dangerous investigative assignments of the twentieth century. If you have ever wondered what it costs to defy a superpower, this audiobook is your answer. 
   
  She Was the Reporter at Chernobyl takes you inside the final years of the Soviet Union through the eyes of a journalist who trusted her government until the ground shook beneath her chair. You follow her from the idyllic streets of Pripyat, through the chaos of the evacuation, into the forbidden hospitals, and finally to a foreign correspondent’s hotel room where she typed her story on carbon paper while KGB agents waited in the lobby. The narrative is built from declassified files, survivor interviews, and the reporter’s own notebooks. Each chapter reveals a new layer of the Chernobyl cover-up and a new tactic for penetrating it. You learn how she bribed guards, how she read radiation maps that contradicted official reports, and how she convinced an editor to risk his career to publish the first uncensored account of the nuclear accident 1986. 
   
  By the final chapter, you stop being a passive listener and become an active student of truth under fire. This audiobook does not just recount the Soviet Union nuclear disaster. It shows you how investigative reporting works inside an authoritarian regime. It exposes the mechanics of KGB censorship journalism and the physical cost of radiation exposure effects.

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