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  Exploits of Ben Arnold The:...

  Ben Arnold, Lewis F. Crawford

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  The Exploits Of Ben Arnold, Wa-Si-Cu Tam-A-He-Ca is an Authentic Narrative Of Sixty Years In The Old West As Indian Fighter, Gold Miner, Cowboy, Hunter And Army Scout. He gives many first hand accounts of the treaty signings with the Indians.  He speaks of his meetings with Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, Spotted tail and many others. The many times the government lied and cheated the Indians out of their land and what the government agreed to pay them. Also many vivid descriptions of daring feats and real life events that are told here for the first time. A must book for those interested in the history of the settlement of the wilderness along the Missouri River and West of it. There is also a harsh criticism of General Crook's failure in the the Little Bighorn Massacre.

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  Inner Revolution Poetry 2 - Time...

  Jan Wolter

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  This book has been compiled during pilgrimages in India and around the world capturing bhakti, the spiritual path of devotional service. 
  Herein one finds poems about the spiritual master, practicing bhakti, connecting to God and living a life of spiritual pursuit. 
  From the Foreword 
  The beauty of poetry is also practical. It is said in the Vedic scripture that to be a poet is one of the divine qualities possessed by devotees of the Lord. Like an ornament it enhances the character of a person, if he is using this poetry not for own sense gratification, but for glorification of the Supreme Person. That is the only work of a poet, namely to glorify the all-attractive person, literally Kṛṣṇa. 
  Words that do not glorify the All-attractive Person, Kṛṣṇa, are considered by saintly persons to be like places of pilgrimage for crows. Swan-like devotees who are actually residents of the kingdom of God do not derive any pleasure there. Thus, I follow in the footsteps of my spiritual teachers who were all expert poets and writers. 
  2016, as a believer and traveler I came to win back faith. Finding shelter with the wisdom texts of the Vedas, a doorway to self-realisation was opened. Self-realisation is nothing cheap, but the sole purpose of human existence. This human form of life is essentially meant for inquiring about the Absolute Truth. 
  When this mystical door opened, I had insight into spiritual truth, substantial, enlightened and blissful. In a state of meditation this spiritual drop touched my heart and I tried to get hold of it. Expressing my experiences in words of poetry helped to channel these spiritual visions and insights. 
  Hare Kṛṣṇa

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  Good Gimmicks For Breaking Bad...

  John Maverick, Van Johnson

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  We shape our environment, and habits shape us. The key to personal development is understanding habit formation, which is the natural process in which behaviors are repeated over time and become automatic or even an Atomic Habit. You will learn that habits can begin without your intention; also, the Habits of Highly Effective People are intentional and long-lasting. "Making Good Habits Breaking Bad Habits" is also deliberately cultivated or destroyed to conform to one's personal goals and objectives. Bad habits and good habits are formed by a process in which behavior becomes habitual due to repetitive actions. The term NLP or (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) also can create Good Habits while Breaking Bad Habits. The process can be slow or quick, depending on factors such as the type of habit or the individual.  
  You will learn about 
  •	KEYSTONE HABITS 
  •	FACTS ABOUT HABITS 
  •	UNDERSTANDING HOW OUR MINDS WORK 
  •	THE DRASTIC CHANGE MYTH ABOUT HABITS 
  •	THE OPTIMAL GROWTH RATE 
  •	THE BEHAVIOR CHANGE PROBLEM 
  •	HABITS OF THE MIND 
  Habits can make or break a person's life. Good habits can lead to happiness and self-actualization, whilst bad habits inhibit a person's quality of life, resulting in depression and failure.  
  This self-help book will teach you everything about habits, Changing Your Habits, habit formation, and much more. Now is the time to learn how to destroy that bad habit once and for all.   
  Let's get started.

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  Seduction - Influencing Someone...

  Cito Harder

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  Seduction is often perceived as an art form, one that blends charm, charisma, and influence. However, behind its allure lies a deep psychological foundation that shapes how and why individuals are drawn to one another. The psychology of seduction is rooted in our basic emotional and social needs, particularly the desire for connection, validation, and attraction. Understanding these underlying psychological mechanisms can shed light on how seduction functions both consciously and subconsciously in human interactions. 
  At its core, seduction taps into the psychological principle of attraction, which is influenced by a combination of innate and learned factors. Human beings are social creatures, and our brains are wired to respond to others in ways that promote bonding and intimacy. This attraction is not purely physical but can also be emotional, intellectual, and even social. For example, people often find others more attractive when they share similar interests, values, or experiences, which creates a sense of commonality and trust. This bond of similarity is a psychological catalyst in seduction, where individuals may use shared interests to create a sense of connection and mutual understanding. 
  Another psychological aspect of seduction lies in the concept of power dynamics. Seduction often involves a delicate balance of influence and control. The person who is seducing may use charm or persuasion to gain an upper hand, while the target of the seduction may either knowingly or unknowingly submit to the allure. Power, in this context, does not always have to be overt or manipulative. Sometimes, it can be subtle—through small gestures, compliments, or actions that invoke a sense of attraction or desire.

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  State of the Union 1988

  Ronald Reagan

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  The 1988 State of the Union Address delivered January 25, 1988, extols individual rights, the free market, and the value of work, family, and religion, resulting in “the longest peacetime expansion in history”. Reagan stresses unity and common goals, saying there are no Republicans, no Democrats -- just Americans. 
  “We’re for limited government…”, free trade, a balanced budget, and the line-item veto. “[C]ontrol of our schools belongs to the States, local communities and, most of all, to the parents and teachers.” 
   “My friends, some years ago, the Federal Government declared war on poverty, and poverty won.” Our 59 major poverty programs have created a dependency trap that wreaks havoc on the family, the support system most needed to escape poverty. 
  We support a drug-free America, an end to federal funding of abortion, and “believe Congress should pass our school prayer amendment.” 
  “A creative, competitive America is the answer to a changing world, not trade wars that would close doors, create greater barriers, and destroy millions of jobs. … Protectionism is destructionism. America's jobs, America's growth, America's future depend on trade -- trade that is free, open, and fair.” 
  “We must … make adequate, stable defense spending a top goal both this year and in the future.” Our “efforts are to give future generations what we never had -- a future free of nuclear terror. Reduction of strategic offensive arms is one step, SDI another. Our funding request for our Strategic Defense Initiative is less than 2 percent of the total defense budget. SDI funding is money wisely appropriated and money well spent.”  
  We thank God for “this place called America, this shining city on a hill, this government of, by, and for the people. Thank you, and God bless you.” 
  Audio recording courtesy of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. 
  AspenLeafMedia.com

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  Bella and the Kind Wolf: Fun and...

  Youness Oukhellouk

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  Bella and the Kind Wolf – Heartwarming Stories for Kids 
  Join Bella, a brave and kind-hearted girl, and Lupo, the gentle wolf, as they embark on magical adventures in an enchanted forest. Through each short story, children will learn valuable life lessons about friendship, kindness, courage, and teamwork. 
  Perfect for bedtime stories, relaxing audiobooks, and moral tales, this collection is designed to inspire young minds and create a world of wonder. Whether it’s helping lost animals, discovering hidden treasures, or teaching the importance of honesty, Bella and the Kind Wolf brings joy and wisdom to every child. 
  Ideal for toddlers, preschoolers, and young kids who love fairy tales and animal adventures!  
  Listen now for a magical journey filled with love, laughter, and life lessons!

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