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Attitudes, Beliefs & Choices. . .Are Yours Creating the Life You Desire?
Alexandra Delis-Abrams, Ph.D.
Attitudes, Beliefs & Choices is certain to become your favorite book! The perfect nightstand and coffee table companion for those times when you wish you had a close friend to talk with about your feelings, your thoughts and to share your perspectives—Attitudes, Beliefs & Choices is the one! Whether you are feeling fearful, joyful, xenophobic, or could use a quick attitude adjustment, this insightful book will allow you to focus on that feeling, while lending you a new perspective through its opposite and a brief, and relevant real life case in point. Treat yourself, your partner, or your friend to Attitudes, Beliefs & Choices today and begin shifting your feelings and your life in the direction of your dreams!
The Ark of Millions of Years
Brooks A. Agnew
540-page non-fiction work about the age, origin, and destiny of the planet earth. Knowledge lost for over 5 thousand years has been found by the authors and revealed in incredible style. This is a science book, an ancient archeological record, and a religious archive all rolled into one spellbinding ride. Where did the earth come from? Who were the giants? Where did the Mayans go? What were the Templars really looking for? How do black holes work? These answers and much more are in here. At last evolutionists and creationists can break bread over one amazing book.
Decline and Fall of All Evil: The Most Important Discovery of Our Times
Seymour Lessans & Janis Rafael
This book is about a discovery that was made in 1959. It deals with a psychological law of man's nature that was not understood until now. Sadly, the author passed away in 1991 and I was given the rights to his work. I compiled 6 of his books which are now ready for publication. Unfortunately, this knowledge has never been given a thorough investigation, and after 13 years since his death his work has gone largely unnoticed. I am hoping to make up for lost time because this knowledge is needed desperately, especially at this time in history when atomic energy has caused a very real threat if it gets into the wrong hands. Before he died he said his way will come because he knew that this discovery was undeniable meaning that these laws are similar to the laws that are inherent in our solar system. When we understood the true shape of the earth, we could land men on the moon. By understanding the laws of our nature, we are now able to prevent the causes that lead to war, crime and hatred. As soon as ithis discovery is confirmed by our leading scientists, peace will not be only possible, but inevitable. I hope you do not jump to premature conclusions and give me the benefit of the doubt.
Spiritual Enlightenment: The Damnedest Thing
Jed McKenna
Abounding in wisdom and revelation, Jed McKenna's books contain a simple message: Confront life honestly. If you want to know, ask. If you want to see, look. Beyond all sciences and philosophies, further than any religion or spiritual path can go, there is truth. Perfect, directly-knowable, self-verifiable, one-without-other truth. And the only thing standing between you and truth, says McKenna, is you.
Spiritually Incorrect Enlightenment
Jed McKenna's
Abounding in wisdom and revelation, Jed McKenna's books contain a simple message: Confront life honestly. If you want to know, ask. If you want to see, look. Beyond all sciences and philosophies, further than any religion or spiritual path can go, there is truth. Perfect, directly-knowable, self-verifiable, one-without-other truth. And the only thing standing between you and truth, says McKenna, is you.
Beyond the Rainbow: Renewing the Cosmic Connection Regarding Spirituality, Extraterrestrials, and Occult Conspiracy
Judy Kennedy
The definitive spiritual handbook and political manifesto for the new millennium, this book is about venturing "Beyond the Rainbow" in the tradition of the Wizard's Dorothy and other heroes. A great secret is revealed about the esoteric mystery schools behind the world's spiritual traditions. Disinformation regarding occultism is dispelled uncovering an engaged spirituality that is vital to the Path. The impact of our extraterrestrial ancestors on history and the evolution of the mystery schools is fully explored, along with ways to strengthen our ability to communicate with all beings, therefore enabling us to better understand ourselves, others, and the nature of the universe.
Joy and Evolution
Robert L. Peck
This is a hard-hitting book describing how everyone can find access to personal inner powers, joy and evolution, as well as how institutional science and religion have suppressed those powers. The reader will discover startling proofs of these claims based upon modern research including key re-translations of ancient Western and Eastern documents such as The Gospel of Thomas, the Sermon on the Mount, the Rig Veda and the Hathayogapradapika. Joy and Evolution describes startling connections between science and religion which have never before been questioned and answered with the clarity that this book provides.
Arthur Bodie's WORDWAY
Arthur Bodie
My book is a collection of original writings and images..
The Earth Code ~ At Hand
Thomas V. Crowley
One of Earth's best kept secrets revealed. Who is Billy, of Phil Collins song, "Billy, Don't lose my number" Billy also reveals a discipline of the mind, which rivals Zen and Tao and other disciples.
An excerpt from the THE FIXER-UPPERS
Mike positioned himself in front of the strip mall across from the IGA where she worked. I guess this is a neutral enough place to meet, he thought, leaning against a concrete pillar, hands in pockets, eyes averted. He could hardly believe he was doing this. He could hardly believe that he had been talked into taking Paco's fifty to get a much needed haircut as well. Maybe he should just slink back to his car and go on home before it was too late?
A low-rider full of rowdy teenagers cruised on through the parking lot, waving and hooting at their friends on the sidewalk as they searched for a parking spot near the pizzeria. Mike momentarily forgot his own troubles, laughing at their cockiness, their playfulness, their indisputable sheer joy of living. He wished he felt the same.
Turning back towards his car, Mike caught a glimpse of a slightly overweight woman of average height. Her round face was framed by a mass of curly, rust-colored hair that barely tickled her broad shoulders. She stood beside a pillar two store fronts down from him apparently waiting for someone, her hands a study in nervousness. Her doubtful-looking expression could only equal his own in intensity.
This was the spot. Now was the pre-arranged meeting time. If he was going to forget the whole thing this was his last chance. Mike swallowed hard and glanced over at the woman again. She looked so vulnerable standing there, wringing her hands, so lonely and afraid, so much like him. He couldn't bring himself to disappoint such a gentle soul.
"Cassie?" he croaked as he slowly approached her.
"Mike?" Her voice sounded strained, yet polite.
"Uh, yeah, Mike Felcher," Mike mumbled, sticking out his thin hand for her to shake. Damn! No one shakes hands anymore. You're such an idiot, Felcher.
Cassie hesitated, then accepted his handshake. She cleared her throat nervously. "Cassie Stubinski. I guess Paco told you what I looked like, huh?"
Her eyes were a lovely shade of green Mike noticed, her nose small and turned up at the end with just a smattering of freckles. "No, not really," he admitted after an awkward pause. "He told me you had a nice smile. That's all."
And there it was now that the ice between them had been broken--a warm and generous smile that instantly melted away the tension in Mike's jaw, sparking a spontaneous grin to sprawl across his own face. Suddenly, Mike desired nothing more in the whole world than to sit down and have a conversation with this friendly person.
"Just a nice smile?" Cassie asked, chuckling. "Aw, come on now. Guys are into visual descriptions more than gals are, and Angelina described you to a 'T'."
Mike's eyebrows shot up. "She did? How did she describe me?"
Now Cassie experienced an awkward pause. The description Angelina had given her that afternoon was accurate, but not all together kind. Tall and lanky, fair-haired with fading blue eyes in a large face, Mike's chin and long neck seemed to belong on someone twice his size, if that was humanly possible. To say his sense of style was more than casual was a mild way of putting it--his clothes looked as if they had been fished straight out of the laundry hamper. To his credit, he did appear to have had a haircut recently. Cassie bit her lip. What could she say? Obviously he wasn't the type of man who felt comfortable around women. She couldn't bear the thought of hurting this shy guy's feelings.
"She said you were tall, fair, and handsome, of course," Cassie tittered, lightly punching his upper arm for good measure before her common sense got the better of her. Get a grip, girl! He's not one of your kids.
Mike let loose with a throaty chuckle. His laughter filled their shared space with a warmth and closeness Cassie hadn't experienced in a very long time. An uncontrollable giggle erupted from deep within her. It felt good--real good.
"I bet she did! Ah, that Angelina is such a card," Mike said between fits of laughter. "Uh, Cassie, you wanna go over to the pizzeria here and grab a bite to eat and maybe just... talk?"
His crooked smile wiped away all imperfections of character. "Yeah, I'd love to, Mike."
They strolled together in friendly silence towards the restaurant. Cassie breathed a huge sigh of relief now the introductions were over. Forget filet mignon. She needed a conversation with a grown-up for a change. Mike Felcher seemed like a guy you could really talk to, unlike the creep she had dated last. He was a regular Prince Charming compared to that scumbag. Too bad Mike looked more like the Frog Prince.
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