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  Borrowing Her Lodger’s Vibrator...

  Nicki Menage

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  When Martha’s batteries run flat on her vibrator, she sneaks into her lodger Ellis’s room to borrow hers instead.  Ellis spies her landlady skipping out of her room and she follows her to watch as Martha finishes the job she started.Ellis’s house-mate Connor stirs in bed and arrives at Martha’s room too.  Soon the two of them are helping Martha come, but Martha has a few naughty ideas of her own before that happens.Listen as they venture into Martha’s room for a night that none of them will ever forget.

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  Little Black Shoes

  Derek Grant

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  Little Black Shoes, an impactful short story that gives developing children insight into self awareness, choice, and encourages putting their best foot forward everyday.

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  Happily Ever Now - (Not AFTER...

  Nanci Reed

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  Happily Ever NOW recounts the strange and seemingly impossible journey that inspired Nanci's unique methods for personal transformation and self-healing. It’s not just another self-help book, it's also a memoir that recounts Nanci's unique journey and methods for personal transformation and self-healing. Using her vast personal and professional experiences, as well as her graduate degree in Psychology, Nanci shares a 12-week course of illuminating self-guided explorations to help you transform your life. And all that's needed to join is a journal, a kind and curious heart, and an open mind. 
  Happily Ever NOW is a guidebook for heart-centered, card-carrying perfectionists who are ready to overcome the endless paralysis of their perfectionism and find true happiness. Empower your Self-Healing by overcoming the paralyzing Inner Perfectionist that has run the show for too long. It's an invitation to gently reconnect with your Inner Voice, and to see life through an unexpectedly powerful lens of kindness and curiosity. Experience lasting change and transform your life from never being enough, to being perfectly imperfect always and in ALL ways.

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  Plotting Your Fantasy Novel - A...

  Jed Herne

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  Stop struggling with the blank page and finally create the fantasy novel you’ve always dreamed of writing. 
  Do you have great worldbuilding and character ideas, but don’t know what should actually happen in your story? 
  Have you started writing a book, only to get stuck halfway through? 
  Do you have cool scene concepts, but don’t know how to link them together, or what to do between your big plot moments? 
  If you said yes to any of those questions, then this book is for you. 
  Why you should read this book: 
  This book will help you decide exactly what events you should include in your novel. Unlike other methods, you won't follow a rigid template that makes your characters act in a forced way. 
  Instead, you’ll use 9-Point Plot Structure to build your characters and plot in unison. This will make your story unfold in an organic, cohesive, and captivating fashion. 
  By using this simple system, you will design clear plot points to work towards when you're writing. You'll also learn how to easily connect the gaps between these major plot points, so that you never get stuck — especially in the middle of your story. 
  In this step-by-step guide, you’ll also learn how to:Develop and understand your characters — so that you know exactly what they should do in your story.Build meaningful conflict to keep readers hooked.Structure perfectly-paced scenes.Design a complete story outline — so that you know your book works before you write a single word.Create emotionally resonant character arcs.Cohesively integrate your worldbuilding and theme with your characters and your plot.Master subplots, plot twists, and suspense.Plot a captivating fantasy series. 
  Includes a free digital workbook: 
  In this workbook, you'll find templates, step-by-step exercises, and detailed plot breakdowns of bestselling fantasy novels. This free workbook makes it easy to construct and organise your own plot. (Note: you'll hear the link to download this workbook in the first chapter.)

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  The Birth of Tragedy

  Friedrich Nietzsche

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  "The Birth of Tragedy or Hellenism and Pessimism" is a seminal work by the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, first published in 1872. In this book, Nietzsche explores the origins and essence of Greek tragedy, arguing that it emerged from the fusion of two artistic principles: the Apollonian, representing order, rationality, and beauty; and the Dionysian, representing chaos, intoxication, and ecstasy. He contrasts these concepts with the rationality of Socratic philosophy and explores the cultural implications of this shift. Nietzsche also introduces the idea of the "Dionysian man," who embraces life's suffering and contradictions with a tragic, yet affirmative, spirit.

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  Ojai 1973 - Public Meetings - In...

  J. Krishnamurti

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  1.Relationship without image is love 
  Relationship means action and movement. 
  Without understanding the totality of human relationship we live in conflict, however intimate we may be. 
  When there is knowledge as image in relationship there is conflict. 
  2.The meaning of life pleasure and fear 
  "Is life a mere struggle within and without; laborious, painful, anxious, and then death? 
  What place has thought and what is the structure of thinking? 
  Pleasure is the continuance of an incident which is dead, past. Thought pursues that incident which becomes pleasure. 
  3.Order love and death 
  In our life there is very little order. 
  Most of us conform, which is the very essence of disorder. 
  We conform because we want to succeed inwardly or outwardly; success to us is the most important thing in life. 
  Order and virtue come with the understanding of disorder. 
  4.Religion and meditation 
  What part does religion play in one’s life? 
  How do you know that you or anyone has attained enlightenment or reached the highest form of religious thought? 
  How can a mind which is always in conflict within itself find that which has never been in conflict? 
  In inquiring into meditation, do not follow anybody. 
  Meditation is a daily life in which there is no control whatsoever. 
  When dealing with psychological facts, is the observer different from the thing observed? 
  A certain part of the brain can function efficiently only when it has total order, security. 
  The moment you are aware you are silent it is not silence. 
  Silence is the highest order. 
  In silence, parts of the brain which have not been occupied become totally active. 
   
  Questions from the audience followed the talk.

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