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Race Against Ace

About Race Against Ace

At the Royal Academy of Marvellous Adventures (RAMA), the high-flying ‘ACE’ class conducts a life-changing experiment. Under the guidance of Professor Bristow, students try to create the perfect human being. Billy Gronbeck, RAMA’s star pupil, wonders if the experiment is ethical. Should the class be tampering with human existence?
Billy’s life is already different from that of most of his peers. As a young carer for his father, he is selected to look after Ace, the class’s creation. Despite his best efforts to keep Ace a secret, Billy soon finds himself grappling with issues; trust, betrayal, and moral integrity. The experiment may have worked, but little thought has been given to the aftermath.
Race Against Ace deals with issues and topics that many children currently face, such as friendship conflicts, bullying and risk-taking. The novel delves into the experience of being part of something that seems thrilling, yet comes with its own set of consequences.

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Single Mom’s Rough Ride by Kai Lesy

About Featured Book: Single Mom’s Rough Ride by Kai Lesy

Three Dangerous Silver Fox Bikers.
One Fierce Single Mom on the Run.

“We swear to defend you and your daughter—no matter the cost.”

I thought my daughter and I finally escaped my ex.
Then the Steel Brotherhood MC appeared on my doorstep with a warning: A storm is brewing.
They’ve been secretly watching over from afar.

Jagger, the intense protector. He once saved me from my ex.
Now, his smoldering gaze reignites a second chance at a fire that still burns inside.

Knox, the commanding president. Powerful. Ruthless.
His piercing eyes strip me bare, claiming me without a single word.

Diesel, the enigmatic charmer.
His playful smile disarms me, yet it’s his tenderness with my daughter that truly captures my heart.

Boundaries vanish.
A forbidden flame erupts.
But passion this intense comes with a price.

Telling three bikers they’re about to be fathers? Terrifying.
Losing them? Unbearable.
In a world where loyalty means everything, can I trust them with my heart—and my little girl’s future?

This Erotica book is available in these Formats: eBook, Print

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Ice & Autumn Glass by Mark Fuller Dillon

Ice & Autumn Glass by Mark Fuller Dillon

“In ICE AND AUTUMN GLASS, Mark Dillon marries the Jacobean line and gothic imagery to a colloquial, thoroughly modern, goth-punk demotic, a frenzied coupling that yields up a species of frictive, delirious lyricism, a monstrous infant both old and new. This is a strong, accomplished debut, work imbued with the sensibility of a twenty-first century Beddoes, a Poe slumped over his eggs and ham in a midnight, neon-soaked diner, a Webster condemned to walk forever through thick, luminous snow, lost, bereft, and contemplating the skull beneath his own skin.”

Richard Calder — author of DEAD GIRLS and BABYLON.

“A poet, W.H. Auden tells us, is a person who is passionately in love with language. That love is evident in everything Mark Fuller Dillon writes, but is perhaps more perfectly suited to the poetic form. That passion, coupled with his command of form is in abundance here. But poetry is more than the sum of its parts, and while language and form obviously play a pivotal role they are ultimately just the bones upon which flesh and blood poetry exists. Another Canadian poet, Leonard Cohen, referred to poetry as the evidence of life. It’s the life that makes this collection remarkable, the flesh that Mark has placed upon the bones, the blood that flows through each and every carefully chosen word. Yes, these poems have strong bones, but they also have heart. They have a soul that reveals much about the poet and even more about ourselves.”

Jason E. Rolfe — author of CLOCKS.

“The poetry of Mark Fuller Dillon is born of a scintillating intellect. It is elegantly, meticulously constructed, one might say classical in composition, but it is far from stiff or affected. Indeed, the emotions conveyed — particularly of loss and longing — are accessible and acutely felt. There is, though, also humor herein (as in ‘Abomination Corn,’ significantly written on April 1st), and much beauty. Often, nature is used as in the fiction and poetry of Thomas Hardy, to reflect the author’s inner state. And always, that gorgeous craftsmanship. Poems such as ‘This Heritage of Ice and Autumn Glass’ and ‘Everything I Need Right Now, To Live’ share a striking relationship between their opening and closing lines, this bookending effect giving their respective last lines a powerful “oomph.” There are, in fact, many lines throughout that give me that gut punch effect, as in this from ‘Perspective’: “I write because I spend my nights alone…As many living do, and all the dead.” So engage your mind, and your emotions, and gaze into the reflective surface of ICE AND AUTUMN GLASS.”

Jeffrey Thomas, author of HAUNTED WORLDS and PUNKTOWN.

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Attend the World Cup Like a Pro: The Ultimate Fan Guide, Tips, Tricks, and Tales for your Supreme World Cup Experience

About Attend the World Cup Like a Pro: The Ultimate Fan Guide, Tips, Tricks, and Tales for your Supreme World Cup Experience

This book is for anyone who loves to travel and is a fan of the beautiful game, especially the FIFA World Cup. More than just a guidebook, Attend the World Cup Like a Pro is your passport to an unforgettable journey. Filled with practical advice, insider knowledge, and inspiring stories, this book will empower you to embrace the World Cup spirit and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Don’t just attend the World Cup—experience it like a pro!

This book is free until February 26th.

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The Stranger’s Conflict: Understanding the Inner Battle to Live Victoriously for Christ by Brad Church

About The Stranger’s Conflict: Understanding the Inner Battle to Live Victoriously for Christ by Brad Church

Do you want to please God, but feel frustrated and condemned when you fall short?

Are you baffled by the urge you feel to do things you know are wrong?

Do you feel a resistance from within to doing things you know are right?

The Stranger’s Conflict delves into the spiritual struggle every believer faces—the conflict between our calling to live for Christ and the reality of our human weaknesses. Drawing from the Apostle Paul’s teachings, this book offers a profound understanding of why the conflict exists and how God’s grace provides the path to purpose and victory. As believers, we often feel unworthy, battling guilt and self-condemnation, but The Stranger’s Conflict reveals that God has already made provision for our ultimate recovery and restoration.

The Stranger’s Conflict equips you with the knowledge and tools to live an effective, purposeful, and victorious Christian life. It guides you through the journey of overcoming spiritual struggles and embracing God’s plan for your life.

Step into a life of victory and purpose by discovering how to navigate your inner battle with The Stranger’s Conflict.

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Faking It with the Mountain Man by Lola Gray

About Faking It with the Mountain Man by Lola Gray

June stares up at me, messy bun askew, glasses clinging to the tip of her nose, and I want to cuddle her so hard, but I can’t. Friends don’t cuddle. Once you start cuddling your friends, the next thing you know, you’re dragging them into dark corners for a quickie, and you aren’t friends anymore.
So, what’s got my bestie’s panties in a knot? Bad book reviews.
June’s been writing stories since we were kids. A few months ago, she decided to take the plunge and publish one of them. Unfortunately, the reviews are in, and they’re not good. The main complaint is that the sexy parts lack ‘steam’ and ‘realism’. Mainly because June not only lacks real world experience, but she also blushes a sunset at the mention of naughty words.
Which is where I come in. I’ve been fixing stuff for June since we were eleven years old, and I can fix this, too. She just needs some practical experience with someone who won’t take advantage of her.
I can take her out on a date, teach her to talk dirty, and it should all be fine. Things won’t get weird between us. As long as I can keep my hands off the sexy little nerd of my dreams.
*This is a best friends, small town romance. There is no sharing, no cheating, no other man, or other woman drama. It comes with a sticky-sweet, guaranteed happily ever after.*
Tropes include, but are not limited to:
*Cinnamon roll hero
*Adorkable heroine
*Friends to lovers
*Fake dating
*Mutual, clueless pining

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EVANGELINE

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Two FBI agents investigating the disappearance of a young woman stumble across a vicious murder and realize that solving the murder is the key to unlocking both cases. But it’s hard to find clues in a town full of secrets, and the deeper they dig, the more the agents find that nothing and no one are as they seem… Only $0.99 February 15 – 28, 2025.

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The Sequence of Immortality by Laurie Bowler

The Sequence of Immortality by Laurie Bowler

In a world where witches are bound by strict laws and immortals walk in the shadows, Seira Dufey’s life takes a dark turn when her mentor, the powerful High Witch Matace, is brutally murdered.

Thrust into an investigation filled with danger and deception, Seira is drawn to a vampire who has haunted her dreams, a figure whose presence in her life is as unsettling as it is compelling. As she navigates the treacherous waters of supernatural politics, Seira uncovers a hidden connection that ties her fate to the vampires and the dark secrets that threaten to tear the magical world apart. With enemies closing in from all sides, Seira must harness her newfound powers to uncover the truth and protect those she loves. But as the stakes rise, so does the risk of losing everything, including her own soul.

The Sequence of Immortality is an enthralling tale of magic and mystery and the lengths one will go to for the truth, where the stakes are high, and the cost of failure is more than just death.

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Mysticism in Nepal and Tibet, The Himalayan Journals of M.G. Hawking

About Mysticism in Nepal and Tibet, The Himalayan Journals of M.G. Hawking

There has long been a deep desire felt by scholars to recover the secrets of the ancient cultures of Tibet and Nepal, to trace the background of their spiritual development as derived from ever earlier cultures, and then to discover whatever modern manifestations might still exist in the remote margins of that mysterious world.
Composed from the journals of explorer M.G. Hawking’s experiences in isolated regions of the Himalayas, this book transports the reader into areas of our planet that in all history only a handful of people have experienced, a journey that leads to the discovery of the most refined and powerful mystical knowledge possessed by the human race.
On an extended trek into a largely unexplored inner region of the vast wilderness of the Himalayas, Hawking chanced on a beautiful small village called Siddhalaya. In that community he had the privilege of meeting truly extraordinary men and women, encounters that marked the beginning of sixty-two months Hawking spent in the Himalayas, during which time he kept detailed records of his adventures, experiences, and conversations with those highly enlightened individuals.
This book presents in-depth narratives of Hawking’s various experiences and conversations, including first-hand accounts of the psychokinetic abilities he witnessed and descriptions of the esoteric knowledge that made such extraordinary abilities possible. This is a book you will not forget. 2023 Edition, e-reader page count 265 (estimated, actual count varies with the reading device). For more information, please see the description and ‘Read sample’ feature on the book’s Amazon page. Thank you.

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Man in Suit and Other Stories

About Man in Suit and Other Stories

Love Japanese giant monster movies? Ever wonder what it would be like to destroy Tokyo yourself? Or how dangerous it would be to be zipped into a 250-pound rubber suit and put into a massive tank while pyrotechnics go off and powerful lights hang above the water? Man in Suit reminds us that the people behind the monsters are all too human.

There were two things that Sakura insisted on from the start: the first was that every shooting day be concluded by crossing an enormous red number off his enormous mobile whiteboard—which he had rolled out onto the soundstage—and the second was that the Kaijira Military March, which had originally been composed for the Japanese Imperial Army during WWII, be looped and played from huge loudspeakers every time we were on set—to the point that I could hear it in my head virtually everywhere I went: in the commissary, using the restroom, on the train going home, while I was sleeping. Especially while I was sleeping.

It was, in a sense, as if we’d gone off to war—as if the blue screen material undulating before the turbines (when we shot in the outdoor tank) were in fact our banner, and Sakura’s barking of “Hajime!” our battle cry. Indeed, it was as if the sounds of our efforts—the clack-clack of the slate and the coordinated shouting of the crew, the grunting of the actors, the crackle of the pyrotechnics—had merged to become a rhythm and a cadence of their own; a mantra as guttural and precise as any karate match—a meditation. Nor was the war comparison purely hyperbolic: it’s often been said that war is not just a new experience but a new world—and this, with its bloodbath of sweat and rubber and black powder smoke, its hot lights and shockingly physical fights, was nothing if not that, at least to a kid from West Lafayette, Indiana; a kid whose previous experience with kaiju consisted mostly of watching them battle it out on a 16-inch Zenith color television whilst eating Frosted Flakes and collecting shag carpet rug burns.

And yet as the days passed and the numbers were crossed off I came to understand not just the outlandishness of what they—the suit actors—were doing but the familiarity of it; for what it ultimately boiled down to (especially with regards to what was required of them physically) was American pro wrestling—a realization that made me not just fall in love with them all over again but to really study them, to try to get inside their suits, to imagine what it was like to actually be them.

How hot it must have been, for one, how difficult to breathe. How burdensome the suit must have become after having been essentially locked inside it for several hours—the sheer weight on one’s bones and musculature, the stench of latex and one’s own body odor, the impaired hearing and vision, the claustrophobia! I couldn’t help but wonder how Sakura had managed to play the monster so late into his career—well into his 50s—nor what the old man was presently thinking now that he’d traded his fur-lined flight helmet for a bullhorn and steered toy airplanes instead of real ones.

But mostly I focused on Kikuta, who soldiered on valiantly despite the burden of two equally great weights: the Kaijira costume itself, which was the most cumbersome of them all, and Daigo’s attempt to turn a carpool with Izumi into a stealth courtship—a ploy so obvious that she herself was blind to it. Nor had a modest raise in his pay changed anything; he was still riding the same crusty moped while Daigo drove his Z and talked about upgrading, which by the second to last day of the shoot he had, to a brand-new Mazda Miata and a rear plate that read: MECHA-1.

And it might even have remained that way—at least long enough to finish the shoot—if Kikuta hadn’t opened his pay envelope as the pair drove away and realized he’d been given the wrong check …

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72 Hours to Animal and Other Tales of the Flashback

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Before the Flashback ended in The War-torn Hills of Earth, there were other trials, other crucibles, other adventures not previously recorded. 72 Hours to Animal is one of these, in which a helicopter bearing a hodge-podge crew touches down on a Saveco wholesale warehouse in the middle of a snowstorm only to find themselves stalked by shadowy predators …

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She watched carefully as he worked the sticks.

“Reduce collective … pitch up to neutral … and remember, as soon as you cross over the asphalt, you’re gonna get that rotor and ground effect which is going to cause a really funky cushion. And now we’re going to hold ourselves just a few feet over the ground, we’re going to further reduce the collective … and settle onto the tarmac.”

And then they were down—in a whirlwind of snow—and Pappy was clambering out with the fuel can as Redhorn followed and Handsome Dan swiped off his aviators and just looked at her.

“Listen, Zo, I … Look, I know—”

“I have to pee,” she said, cutting him off, and quickly climbed out—and was instantly greeted by a blast of cold air. She scanned the heliport: There, she thought, eyeing an area between two buildings where, in one of the more curious aspects of the Flashback, cycads and other ancient vegetation had appeared almost overnight; but it wasn’t until she had hidden away there completely that she was able to admit—even for a minute—that he had probably only been trying to help. At least that was her best guess as she squatted and sighed and watched crimson piss spread across the pavement. That was her blunt assessment as the tips of her fingers came up bloody and she sensed someone watching and she looked up to see the dirty little girl with the dirty little face just staring at her through the fronds. Just staring intently before catching her eye and shrinking away—almost losing her footing. Just lost as a ghost before taking off and running across the fields.

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Uncle Ebenezer’s Christmas Carol by David Alberts

About Uncle Ebenezer’s Christmas Carol by David Alberts

Uncle Ebenezer’s Christmas Carol is a fresh and innovative retelling of Charles Dickens’ timeless holiday classic A Christmas Carol, featuring humorous and insightful commentary by none other than Ebenezer Scrooge himself! This cleverly reimagined version of Dickens’ beloved Christmas story offers readers an opportunity to see Ebenezer Scrooge’s personal journey from “Bah! Humbug” old miser to benevolent “Uncle Ebenezer” through the eyes of the man who lived it.

Ebenezer Scrooge—now a “changed man” as a result of the transformative events of that long-ago Christmas Eve—reflects on his early life, his partnership with Jacob Marley (and answers the question “How did Marley die?”), his clerk Bob Cratchit and little Tiny Tim, the heart-breaking loss of his one true love, his meetings with Charles Dickens (“Who never gave me a penny for the story—my story”), and the lessons he learned about the true meaning of Christmas from the Spirits of Christmas Past, Christmas Present, and “the most fearsome of all the Spirits,” Christmas Yet to Come.

“Uncle Ebenezer’s Christmas Carol is perfect reading for the holiday season—or at any time of the year—for fans of the original Dickens story and anyone who enjoys sharp-witted commentary with their classic literature.”

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Can I Have a Hug First?

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CAN I HAVE A HUG FIRST? is a short story collection born out of author Mary Paula Hunter’s career as a performance artist. Her monologues turned short stories feature midlife adults struggling to align their crazy minds with an equally crazy world. Hilarious and tragic in a high energy mix, these stories will get the reader questioning what came first— the whacked mind or the whacked world?

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Subordinating American Democracy: Exploring the Functionality of “Dysfunctional” Hyperpartisanship by Robert L. Foster

About Subordinating American Democracy: Exploring the Functionality of “Dysfunctional” Hyperpartisanship by Robert L. Foster

How Can a “Dysfunctional” Phenomenon Evolve and Perpetuate?

Since WWII, America has been considered the quintessential democratic superpower. Yet between the economic beehive of private sector freedom and the responsibility of constitutional democracy, debilitating polarity threatens the archetype.

In Subordinating American Democracy, Robert L. Foster uses an analytical framework based on evolutionary theory and ecological principles to explore how hyperpartisanship thrives within our ecosystem. Examining relationships within and between the private and public sectors delineates an extensive hyperpartisan web supported by institutional and systemic structuring, cultural trends including partisan segregation or tribalism, and human psychology.

Subordinating American Democracy cuts through the trendy hype of partisan media analysis to articulate hyperpartisanship’s functionality. Through financial incentivization, psychological appeasement, and tribal bullying, hyperpartisanship supersedes functional democracy.

Subordinating American Democracy inspires readers to consider subtle aspects of their relationship with democratic instrumentalities and discover pathways toward constitutional functionality.

Goodreads giveaway for ‘Subordinating American Democracy’ begins on February 20 at 12:00am PT and ending on February 24 at 11:59pm PT.

Free eBook on Prolific Works until March 12, 2025

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The Scandalous Arrangement: A Victorian Tale of Forbidden Passions and Social Intrigue

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The Scandalous Arrangement
A Victorian Tale of Forbidden Passions and Social Intrigue

Immerse yourself in a steamy Victorian romance that defies every rule of polite society. The Scandalous Arrangement follows Lady Felicity Henshaw, a spirited widow whose forbidden love for a rebellious debutante and a darkly charming duke sets tongues wagging across 1880s London. Torn between the fiery passion she shares with Charlotte Montgomery and the magnetic allure of Lord Nathaniel Pembroke, Felicity enters a secret arrangement that stuns the ton. As whispers of a scandalous FFM love triangle spread, they risk everything for a bisexual, polyamorous bond that challenges rigid social codes.

In this sensual historical romance woven with forbidden lust, gothic intrigue, and society scandal, hearts burn bright enough to outshine condemnation. Will their hidden triad endure under the fierce scrutiny of an unforgiving world—or will scandal and reputation tear them apart? If you adore love triangles, steamy polyamorous relationships, and darkly seductive Victorian settings, The Scandalous Arrangement promises a daring escape into a realm where every scandal fuels unstoppable passion.

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Coppelia Short Story From The Book Ballet Stories For Kids: Five of the Most Magical, Well Loved, World Famous Ballets, Specially Chosen and Adapted Into Children’s Stories by Melanie Voland and Rosa Voland

About Coppelia Short Story From The Book Ballet Stories For Kids: Five of the Most Magical, Well Loved, World Famous Ballets, Specially Chosen and Adapted Into Children’s Stories by Melanie Voland and Rosa Voland

This is the third single story from our book: Ballet Stories For Kids: Five of the Most Magical, Well Loved, World Famous Ballets, Specially Chosen and Adapted Into Children’s Stories.

Would you like to know the story of Coppelia the ballet? Based on a famous gothic story called ‘The Sandman’ by E.T.A. Hoffmann, it is one of the most famous ballets in the world.

Get this story for FREE now from Amazon! and leave us a review or rating! or buy one of the other stories in the series as an ebook, which are only $0.99 each: Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, Coppelia, The Firebird, and Don Quixote.

The whole book, available in both ebook or paperback, of five of the world’s most famous classical ballet stories, makes a great Christmas read, or a great Christmas gift for kids.
It is for sale worldwide, in various formats, at all good bookstores and online marketplaces, and should be found alongside our other books.

The whole ebook, of 5 famous ballet stories, only costs $1.50.

“Once upon a time, there was a wonderful inventor and magician called Doctor Coppelius. Although he was really a kind man, and he lived in a friendly town, Doctor Coppelius was lonely and unhappy.

He didn’t get along with the other townspeople, because he was very clever and was interested in different things from them. The people considered him strange and eccentric. They whispered cruel rumours about him, and some of the children made fun of him. It made Doctor Coppelius feel, and act, bad tempered, and that just made them laugh and make fun of him even more.

Doctor Coppelius had no wife or children of his own, so he had made himself a beautiful lifelike mechanical doll for company, whom he called Coppelia…”

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Coppelia Short Story From The Book Ballet Stories For Kids: Five of the Most Magical, Well Loved, World Famous Ballets, Specially Chosen and Adapted Into Children’s Stories by Melanie Voland and Rosa Voland

About Coppelia Short Story From The Book Ballet Stories For Kids: Five of the Most Magical, Well Loved, World Famous Ballets, Specially Chosen and Adapted Into Children’s Stories by Melanie Voland and Rosa Voland

This is the third single story from our book: Ballet Stories For Kids: Five of the Most Magical, Well Loved, World Famous Ballets, Specially Chosen and Adapted Into Children’s Stories.

Would you like to know the story of Coppelia the ballet? Based on a famous gothic story called ‘The Sandman’ by E.T.A. Hoffmann, it is one of the most famous ballets in the world.

Get this story for FREE now, from Amazon, and leave us a review or rating, or buy one of the other stories in the series as an ebook, which are only $0.99 each: Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, Coppelia, The Firebird, and Don Quixote.

The whole book, available in both ebook or paperback, of five of the world’s most famous classical ballet stories, makes a great Christmas read, or a great Christmas gift for kids.
It is for sale worldwide, in various formats, at all good bookstores and online marketplaces, and should be found alongside our other books.

The whole ebook, of 5 famous ballet stories, only costs $1.50.

“Once upon a time, there was a wonderful inventor and magician called Doctor Coppelius. Although he was really a kind man, and he lived in a friendly town, Doctor Coppelius was lonely and unhappy.

He didn’t get along with the other townspeople, because he was very clever and was interested in different things from them. The people considered him strange and eccentric. They whispered cruel rumours about him, and some of the children made fun of him. It made Doctor Coppelius feel, and act, bad tempered, and that just made them laugh and make fun of him even more.

Doctor Coppelius had no wife or children of his own, so he had made himself a beautiful lifelike mechanical doll for company, whom he called Coppelia…”

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German New Medicine: An Introduction to Understanding the Mind-Body Connection and Healing Naturally by Olivia Winston

About German New Medicine: An Introduction to Understanding the Mind-Body Connection and Healing Naturally by Olivia Winston

German New Medicine: An Introduction to Understanding the Mind-Body Connection and Healing Naturally
Are you seeking a natural, holistic approach to healing? Discover the transformative power of German New Medicine (GNM)—a revolutionary perspective on health developed by Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer.

This insightful guide breaks down GNM’s core principles in a simple, accessible way, revealing how emotional conflicts manifest in the body and how you can support healing through mind-body awareness.

Inside, you’ll explore:
✔️ The Five Biological Laws and their role in self-healing
✔️ How emotional conflicts trigger physical symptoms
✔️ A fresh perspective on autoimmune conditions, chronic pain, and disease
✔️ Practical tools to reframe symptoms and restore balance naturally
✔️ Real-life case studies and healing insights to guide your journey

By understanding the psychic roots of illness, you can shift your perspective, embrace natural remedies, and unlock your body’s innate healing potential.

Start your journey to true wellness today!

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Passage to Shambhala, The Himalayan Journals of M.G. Hawking

About Passage to Shambhala, The Himalayan Journals of M.G. Hawking

Journey into the world of a profound legend through this unprecedented first-hand account to explore a reality that for long millenniums has remained concealed under layers of myth and secrecy.
Rarely has the world been so enduringly fascinated and inspired by an ancient legend as it has with the historically ubiquitous stories of Shambhala, the fabled hidden sanctuary of transcendentally enlightened sages and mystic masters. Scholars relate that the scriptures of the 4000 year-old pre-Tibetan Zhang Zhung culture may be the earliest extant references to this mysterious realm, yet it is described in many ancient traditions; the pre-Buddhist B’on treaties, the Kalki lore, the Puranas, the earliest texts of the Kalachakra Laghutantra, and in the ancient wisdom traditions of civilizations throughout the Himalayan regions of Asia and beyond. The Zhang Zhung and Tibetan scriptures refer to the mysterious world as Shambhala I lam-yig, B’on treaties as Olmolungring, Hindu histories as Aryavarth, Chinese as Hsi Tien, and Russian traditions as Belovoyde.
On an extended trek into a closed and largely unexplored inner region of the vast Himalayan wilderness, in an isolated valley surrounded by towering ice peaks, explorer M.G. Hawking chanced on a beautiful small village where he encountered extraordinary men and women, introduced to him as “masters” and “sages.”
This book, Passage to Shambhala, is an anthology containing comprehensive accounts of Hawking’s various experiences and conversations, including first-hand accounts of the psychokinetic abilities he witnessed and in-depth descriptions of his discussions with the masters and sages, revealing the esoteric knowledge and practices that make such extraordinary abilities possible. An incomparable book for anyone interested in expanding their knowledge and personal power, and notably fascinating for anyone interested in exploring the realities behind the ancient legends of Shambhala.
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Legend of Lost Basin by Bruce Hartman

About Legend of Lost Basin by Bruce Hartman

“A riveting addition to the Western genre…” — Kirkus Reviews.

On the vast northern plains in the 1880s, two young people struggle to find their destinies as the men who rule that savage world fight a life-and-death battle against nature and each other. An epic tale of domination, rebellion and love.

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