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  GED Secrets: Elevate Your Study...

  Rigel Calloway

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  GED Secrets: Elevate Your Study Game with Proven Strategies for Success  
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  The Myth of Enlightenment - An...

  Om C Parkin

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  "All desires are a disguise covering up one real desire: the desire to be free."In this conversation, the biggest misconceptions about enlightenment are exposed. OM talks about the distinction between awakening experiences and enlightenment, which are often lumped together. The essential focus is to distinguish whether something is a fleeting, short-lived experience, or an enduring, permanent state.He shares from his wealth of experience about his own awakening process. He names various pitfalls that spiritual seekers repeatedly fall into on their quest."All practice is directed into the future, but Enlightenment is NOW!"Why are there so few truly awakened people? It is true that the awareness of suffering has always been the great driving force behind the search for realisation. It is also true that since the beginning of the great religions there have only been a handful of enlightened people.The so-called New Age movement and its various forms of expression are also scrutinised. It shows that most people are simply interested in feeling good and having intense, mystical, angelic experiences of happiness. The catch is that these experiences are not permanent. And, unsurprisingly, they have nothing to do with true bliss.Light is also shed on the guru. Who actually is the guru? In what form can he manifest himself? And how do I recognise a true teacher from a false one?

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  The Butterfly

  Hans Christian Andersen

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  The Butterfly by Hans Christian Andersen is a gently ironic fairy tale about longing, choice, and the quiet consequences of indecision. 
  A butterfly, determined to find the perfect bride among the flowers, flits from bloom to bloom with a critical eye. Each candidate is admired—and dismissed—for being too stiff, too sentimental, too fleeting, too ordinary, or too realistic about what time brings. Spring fades into summer, and summer into autumn, while the butterfly continues to wait for perfection. 
  What remains is not a grand tragedy, but something subtler: a life spent choosing, rather than living. 
  Narrated with warmth and clarity by Liz Leafloor, this classic tale reveals Andersen’s signature blend of humor, tenderness, and quiet moral insight. Beneath its light, whimsical surface lies a reflective meditation on youth, freedom, companionship, and the human tendency to delay commitment in pursuit of an ideal that never arrives. 
  A timeless story for listeners of all ages, The Butterfly lingers long after it ends—like a memory of summer, or a choice made too late.

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  Love Rebels - How I Learned to...

  Kitty Stryker

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  An exploration of how to balance activism and relationships without burning out. 
  Balancing a devotion to activism with personal relationships can be incredibly difficult. Kitty Stryker shares her experience as an activist, street medic and relationship educator to help others pursue the important work while maintaining healthy relationships and without burning out. 
  In what is both a call to action and a candid memoir, Stryker is open about what she has learned and her perceived limitations. Recognizing that it can feel overwhelming to know how to effectively make change, she encourages readers to consider how they can best advocate for causes they believe in, presenting different types of activism and urging readers to honestly examine their own hesitations. 
  She also emphasizes that without taking care of our interpersonal relationships, many people burn out of activism at the very time when we need more people on the ground, and she offers practical strategies to avoid this and to encourage healthy relationships.

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  A Lady's Visit to the Gold...

  Ellen Clacy

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  ***The 1853 Controversial Bestseller*** 
  In 1852 a genteel young English woman of modest means cannily realised that not everyone who made money from the Australian gold-fields struck it rich by actually digging. Pregnant and not yet married, she accompanied her brother to Victoria and spent two months writing a non-fiction manuscript of her time there. After returning to England, she sold the book to a London publisher and her writerly ambitions came to fruition. 
  She wrote anonymously. But since the 1980s, researchers have become increasingly sure the author was Ellen Clacy, maiden name Sturmer. 
  While some researchers have accused Clacy of plagiarism and fabrication, others have pointed out the limitations of historical documentation. 
  The gold-rush era is so foreign to us today, that even the bald facts sometimes read like sensationalised fiction. In other ways, the 21st century is not so different from the 19th.  
  This audiobook has been edited for listening ease. A new introduction by Amberley Ember underscores the major crime of this story: the invisibilization of First Nations people, with the theft and the destruction of their land.

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  Full Draw - A Novel

  Jeffrey Rittenhouse

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. 
  On Monday, Ray Landis drank a cup of bad coffee with the game warden. 
  On Wednesday they found the warden’s truck at a trailhead. Locked. Keys gone. 
  By Friday the search was smaller than it had been on Thursday. 
  Ray is sixty-three, a retired welder, three years a widower. The last week of October in the Pennsylvania big woods is the only stretch of the year that still feels like anything, and he goes up alone, the way he has for forty years. 
  He is not a detective and never was. He is a man who has read ground since he was eighteen, and the ground is telling him something. 
  The state police are polite and they are not friendly. Nobody stops him and nobody asks him anything either. 
  Then a woman walks out of the dark into his firelight on ruined feet, in boots four sizes too big. She gives him a name. She eats his food. She tells him one true thing about her father, and she asks him one careful question about the only thing he is any good at, and he answers her honestly. 
  In the morning she is gone. Her tracks go the wrong way. They go back up the mountain. 
  Nobody is coming.

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