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  Bringing Spirit Into the World

  Alice Walker

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  In this 1997 conversation with Michael and Justine Toms, Alice Walker says “Something was lost when we took to heart traditional religious stories in which God is separate from nature. And something precious is regained when we honor our intrinsic sense of awe and worship toward nature, and our deep desire for connection with both nature and our human community.” 
  Walker is the author of many books including the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Color Purple (Simon & Schuster 1982) and Anything We Love Can Be Saved (Random House 1997). 
  Topics explored in this dialogue include: 
  •	The real nature of human nature 
  •	A new look at the stories of Adam and Eve, Sarah and Hagar 
  •	Why religious stories can be dangerous, and food should be free 
  •	Church life in the deep South 
  •	The story of one of Walker1s ancestors in slavery 
  •	A compassionate perspective on Winnie Mandela 
  •	Fidel Castro as champion of the Cuban people 
  •	Prison labor in the U.S. and China

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  What Did Cavemen Actually Do All...

  Greg Morrison

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  Unwind with a soothing sleep aid exploring the slow, mundane rhythms of prehistoric life and Paleolithic routines.
   
  Designed for listeners battling insomnia or seeking a stress-free escape, this narrative intentionally avoids high-stakes excitement. Embrace a quiet atmosphere where the lack of action becomes a lullaby, guiding you away from modern anxiety toward deep rest.
   
  Replace myths of constant danger with the realistic tranquility of ancient human existence. Drawing on archaeology, the timeline follows the gentle arc of an ordinary day, focusing on the patience and practical habits that defined early survival.
   
  Drift off as you experience:
  *   The hypnotic repetition of chipping stone tools and mending simple clothes.
  *   Meditative descriptions of gathering food and watching the weather change.
  *   A calm, unhurried pace that mirrors the setting sun.
   
  Let the steady background hum of anthropology and peaceful routine settle your thoughts for the night.

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  Unstuff Your Home - Simple House...

  Lilly Nolan

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  Did you know that you are using just 20% of what you own in most of your time? 
  Research shows that people use 20% of what they own 80% of the time (80/20 principle). However, the rest takes up space, mostly even untouched after they enter your house! 
  Just imagine, without this 80% of your stuff, how amazing it would be when you step into your home and see a spacious home? How much money would you save, and how easy it would be for you to find the objects you truly love? 
  Unstuff Your Home brings up many practical tips and hacks that will help you reduce the unnecessary stuff in your home.By reading Unstuff Your Home, you will discover: 
  ● The mental reason why you have too many possessions cramping your living space and how to deal with it 
  ● The potential problems that the hoarders might encounter and how to avoid them 
  ● A Japanese minimalism lifestyle “Danshari” and how it can be applied to help you get rid of the things you thought you couldn’t live without 
  ● Simple cleaning exercises to declutter every space from private area, public area, to your storage place 
  ● How to develop new habits and perspectives to keep you away from any possibility of creating clutter 
  ● The crucial key for you to determining the importance of things by systematically sorting them by different usages, seasons, or values 
  ● How to eliminate clutter in your home more effectively and be truly grateful for what you actually own (physically and mentally!)Now it’s your turn! If you make your mind to take a bold step today, simply simply play this audiobook and enjoy your spacious, organized and cozy home!

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  Beekeeping for Beginners - A...

  William Barrol

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  Have you ever considered beekeeping but don’t know where to start?Are you looking to embark on beekeeping for personal or commercial purposes and are searching for a comprehensive guide to help you through the process?This audiobook will usher you into the world of beekeeping by equipping you with enough information for you to have a successful apiary!Did you know that a single beehive can produce up to 50 pounds of honey in a single year? Now, imagine if you were to sell these 50 pounds — that would translate to close to $300, assuming a pound of pure, raw honey costs just $6.All without really doing much!I know you are wondering…Is beekeeping a beginner-friendly activity you can pursue without prior experience or knowledge?How much financial investment should you anticipate for starting beekeeping, and is it a financially viable hobby or business?What safety measures and precautions do you need to consider when handling bees?Do bees get sick, and how do you care for them?Can you successfully keep bees in your backyard or do you need a larger area?If this sounds like you, keep reading, because this audiobook will answer all your questions!In this Audiobook you will:- Learn about the fascinating world of honey bees and the incredible benefits of honey- Master the art of installing a package of honey bees into a hive- Gain valuable insights into beekeeping hive management, including honey extraction, how to handle bees safely, and combating hive diseases- Discover the secrets of populating and managing your own beehives, along with exploring various honey varieties- Get practical tips on buying honey bees and essential apiary supplies- Uncover the steps to successfully start your own beekeeping business, whether from your home or on a larger scale-And much more!If the idea of keeping bees scares you because you are afraid of bees or feel like you lack space to have beehives, this audiobook will open your eyes to endless possibilities!

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  Little Black Dog - A Story of...

  Kerk Murray

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  He's tiny. He's bossy. And he wants YOUR sandwich.
   
  In this joyful follow-up to the bestselling Pawprints on Our Hearts, Kerk Murray chronicles seven years with Max—a Yorkipoo who treats rules as mere suggestions and proves that even the smallest creatures can leave the biggest impact.
   
  Part love letter, part reckoning with time, Little Black Dog is a tribute to the animals who help us become who we're meant to be, and a reminder to give our dearest ones their flowers while they're still here to receive them.

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  True Facts That Sound Like...

  Shane Carley

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  Give trivia lovers a nature book that makes them say, “No way.”Explore the wild and the wacky in this fun addition to the True Facts series that shares all things flora and fauna. Give the gift that keeps giving to friends, family, fathers, or grads and test your knowledge. 
  Nature is full of facts that are stranger, funnier, grosser, and more unbelievable than fiction. True Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t: Nature brings together 500 researched facts from the zaniest corners of the natural world - from bizarre animal behavior and strange plant science to fungi, oceans, human biology, and Earth’s weirdest natural phenomena. 
  Inside you'll find:A funny nature trivia book packed with 500 true facts that sound too strange, gross, wild, or unbelievable to be real.Covers animals, plants, fungi, oceans, human biology, and Earth’s weirdest natural phenomena.Made for gifting: great for dads, grads, nature lovers, science fans, white elephant exchanges, stocking stuffers, and birthdays.Easy to flip through at parties, game nights, road trips, coffee tables, or anytime readers want a fast conversation starter.Built to spark conversation, debate, and “did you know?” moments at trivia night, family gatherings, classrooms, and casual reading. 
    
  This is a fast, funny, easy-to-browse fact book for curious adults and older teens who love animals, science, nature, trivia night, or weird-but-true discoveries.  Flip to any page for a surprising fact, use it to stump friends at trivia night, pass it around at game night, or keep it nearby for coffee-table reading, road trips, and laugh-out-loud conversation starters. 
  Gather 'round and get ready to learn some wild and crazy trivia and facts such as:True or False? Mosquitoes have a preference for certain blood types.True or False? Caring for houseplants has been shown to make humans more stressed.Did you know: Fish don’t have eyelids, but the giant guitarfish can protect its eyes by retracting its eyeballs nearly 2 inches (5 centimeters) inside its head.True or False? The average adult human has more than 60,000 miles of blood vessels inside their body. 
    
  True Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t: Nature is a fun pick for Father’s Day, graduation, birthdays, holidays, stocking stuffers, white elephant gifts, and nature lovers who like their science with a sense of humor. 
  Don’t miss out on other titles in the Mind-Blowing True Facts series.True Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*tMore True Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*tTrue Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t: NatureTrue Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t: Pop CultureTrue Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t: SportsTrue Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t: World History

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