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Do you want to know the ability to understand the feelings of others and the ability to heal with empathy? What you can find in this audiobook: Self-protection of your body and mind from negative energies, how to identify people who can benefit us spiritually, identify your strong points of emotional intelligence in order to live your life to the fullest, and discover empathy healing techniques.

This small audiobook contains the remarkable recollections of Kehr Singh who was the first person from India to bring the teachings of Radhasoami Satsang Beas to America in the early part of the 20th century. Because of his influence, the Great Master, Sawan Singh, became known and hundreds and eventually thousands came to be initiated into surat shabd yoga. Also contained within this audiobook are excerpts from Professor Andrea Diem-Lane's pioneering work on the early history of Radhasoami and Sant Mat in America and how it influenced several new religions.

50 Things to Know About Becoming an Engineer by author Arvindhra Rao Krishnamurthy offers an approach to how to deal with engineering life as an engineering student, as well as the working world of an engineer. Most books on things to know about becoming an engineer tell you about the personality traits that should be possessed by an engineer and, perhaps, a little bit of insight into the world of engineering.

What will you see when you look in the mirror? What if you could learn from mistakes without having to make them? Thousands of hours of frustration, battling procrastination, and searching endlessly for motivation helped shape the contents inside. This book is a cornucopia of experience and knowledge harvested through years of mental and emotional triumph, experience, and personal transformation.

In this easy-to-follow audiobook, you will learn when our minds use conscious and subconscious awareness to make judgments, how successful organizations use influence every day, what you can do to trigger your own brain to be more persuasive, and, most importantly, real actionable strategies to influence others. Unlock the power of persuasion, and take control! Start today!

Creators of the World, Coyote and the Moon pay special attention to the only survivor of a blazing fire, Tali Nohkati, as the child takes his first steps. At the end of a long journey rich in animal encounters that takes him from the White Land to the Land of the Red Earth, Tali is finally adopted by a tribe. After saving Nuttah from the sacrifice of the Morning Star, Tali seeks refuge in the mangrove close to Hitchiti the Alligator and Raven the Raven, where Cagama the Turtle advises them to go to sea.

A compilation of short stories. The stories are written based on true-ish stories that happened, or almost happened. Includes "The General", "Demon Dog", and "Bathell".

A judicious selection from the writings of Thomas Huxley on Charles Darwin's brilliant life and work. Selected by Professor David Christopher Lane, Ph.D.

The level of confidence is a result of how you see yourself. This has a heading on how people will see you. How people interrelate and react to you is an impression of how you look at yourself. Along these lines, on the off chance that you don't have high self-regard, people, for the most part, will experience considerable difficulties confiding in your capacities.

A young family moves into a new house only to discover evil spirits haunt it - or them. A sequel to The Haunting at Beverly Mansion.

"Men with Adult ADHD: 333 Positive Affirmations" is a transformative affirmation book specifically tailored for men navigating the complexities of adult ADHD. It acknowledges the unique ways ADHD manifests in men, often leading to misdiagnosis or a feeling of isolation. This book provides a beacon of hope and understanding, highlighting that while the brain's processing differences in men with ADHD are a subject of ongoing research, there is a path forward.

This writing tells of life growing up in Jamaica WI on a farm in a beautiful wooden house. The only light that we had at night was a cuisine lamp or the moonshine sometimes. The adults would tell stories at night. It was comforting but scary because of some of the things they talk about. Our imaginations ran wild and kids would not want to venture outside at night.