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The Key to LIFE

by Jim Phillips

The Key to LIFE is about personal empowerment and responsibility. It doesn’t suggest a specific way of looking at and living life that we all should follow, however it does suggest we look at ourselves, who we believe our Self to be, why we are here and what we are here to do. It is my belief we incarnate to explore, express and experience the truth of who we are within the experiences of life created for this specific purpose. It is a journey of self-recovery upon a path of our own choosing. ... more

Архитектор Иосиф Каракис

by Олег Юнаков

Книга посвящена жизни и творчеству одного из самых ярких украинских советских зодчих Иосифа Юльевича Каракиса, автора множества зданий, ставших впоследствии памятниками архитектуры. Издание содержит информацию о таких объектах, как Национальный музей истории Украины, ресторан «Динамо», детский сад «Орлёнок» и многих других общественных, промышленных и жилых зданиях, построенных на территории бывшего СССР. Исследование базируется на материалах собственного архива архите... more

Pear-shaped: The Story of Truth

by Gary Green

The quest for truth defines the human condition. We are drawn to its promise and long to uncover its secrets. In our interactions with others we hope for truth. It is the foundation of trust upon which all affairs must depend. Yet we live, it is said, in an era that is “Post Truth”. What does this mean and what have we lost? In government, business and the institutions of society, truth has become non-essential, an inconvenience, an option chosen only when it helps achieve a desired outcome. ... more

Sea Trials: Around the World with Duct Tape and Bailing Wire

by Wendy Hinman

A shipwreck might end a dream of circumnavigating the globe. Not for the Wilcox family.

In 1973, the Wilcox family sets off to sail around the world aboard the 40-foot sailboat, Vela. Thirteen months later, they are shipwrecked on a coral reef, with surf tearing a huge hole into the side of their boat.

With years invested in saving money, preparing the boat, and learning to navigate by the stars, parents Chuck and Dawn refuse to give up. Fourteen-year-old Garth is determi... more

My Country: Essays and Stories from the Edge of Wilderness

by Nowick Gray

Back-to-the-land memoir weaves essay, story, nature and magic realism, homesteading and wilderness survival. My Country expands the containers of essay and story, adventure and lyric, naturalism and fantasy, to overlap and mingle in this collection unified in its spirit of place, the forests and mountains of interior British Columbia.

Overcoming Obstacles in College

by Matthew W Miller

Think you cannot choose a career, study, or go to college because you are disabled? Think again! Tips included are Using a tape recorder to record college lectures instead of writing notes, having a second career in mind in case the first one does not work out, tips for different college majors such as education, and more.

Beyond the Inflection Point: An Economic Defense of the Limits-to-Growth Theory

by Andrew J. Currie

Beyond the Inflection Point: An Economic Defense of the Limits-to-Growth Theory strives to do what The Limits to Growth study of 1972 could not do: defend the limits to growth theory in a manner that can withstand scrutiny by a mainstream economist. Despite the work's subject - economics - it was written with the assumption that the reader has no prior background or understanding of economics; thus, it is a book that is far more accessible than what would initially be expected.

Christianity Matters.

by David Maloof

Full Title: Christianity Matters. - How Over Two Millennia The Meek and the Merciful Revolutionized Civlization--and Why it Needs to Happen Again

In Christianity Matters, David Maloof provides a survey of the trends that moved civilization forward, placing the work of history's great individual Christian peace and justice activists who followed the pure message of the Beatitudes and inspired those trends into context.

The Illumination of the Heart: Experiencing a Divine Miracle (The Teaching of the Heart, Book 2)

by Zinovia Dushkova

“The entrance of the Messiah in this period — 1998,” predicted Edgar Cayce in 1932. His prediction accurately came true, but very few people knew about this... until now.

Where and how did the Messiah descend into the earthly world, predicted long ago, but wholly unnoticed?

In Book 2 of The Teaching of the Heart series, the Lord, for the first time in history, unveils this Secret. He entrusts all human hearts to witnes... more

300 Healthy Travel Tips

by Brian Teeter

Whether you're a business road warrior or planning your vacation adventure, 300 Healthy Travel Tips can make your next trip more healthy, productive, and fun. Filled with vibrant color photographs, graphics, how-to videos, and more than 1,000 travel website and app download links, 300 Healthy Travel Tips is your go-to guide for the road ahead.

Speaking What Is Not

by Richard Atwood

Human philosophy and thought grapple with theories of mind and the human condition, from what appear to be very different frameworks, resulting in diverse goals and outcomes. The aim of this book is to attempt to integrate these perspectives by comparing and contrasting these ideas and practices. Speaking What Is Not is an integration of Eastern and Western traditions drawing primarily on Zen Buddhism (e.g., Dogen, Shunryu Suzuki, Ikkyu & Snyder), Taoism (e.g., Lao Tzu & Chuang Tzu), the Jungian... more

The Soul of My Son: A Grieving Father's Journey from Skeptic to Psychic Medium

by Steven Joseph

The Soul of My Son - A Grieving Father’s Journey from Skeptic to Psychic Mediumis a unique and inspirational true story about a father’s emotional journey after the loss of his youngest son to suicide. This story follows a former skeptic of spirit communication from the birth and passing of his son, through discovering his own spiritual abilities, becoming a psychic medium and giving back to other parents of loss. This true story of his emotional journey will take you from teary-eyed to spir... more

Ghostly Evidence

by Dylan Clearfield

Can a ghost present evidence in court? Can a spirit testify through a witness who is in a trance? Can a house be said to be legally haunted? The answer to all three of these questions is, yes. And the proof will be presented in the following pages. Examined in this unique book are over 40 cases which involve evidence that is supplied by ghosts and accepted by courts of law. Suspects have been convicted of murder and suffered execution on evidence offered by ghosts. Disputed wills have be... more

The Little Book of Sham

by Keith Martin

"The Little Book of Sham" is a hilarious collection of witty observations, wisdom and insights - all packed into one small book. Donald Trump, his hair, Scientology, North Korea and the Kardasians are just some of the targets of "The Little Book of Sham". Peek inside the cover to discover wit and wisdom such as "Nothing lasts forever. Except for sofa sales" "Life is short and often brutal - like a job interview, so be yourself. On no account be Piers Morgan" "Parents, like Histor... more

Dig Where You Are: How One Person's Effort Can Save a Life, Empower a Community and Create Meaningful Change in the World

by Nan Alexander Doyal

For anyone who has ever wondered if what they do matters or how they can make a difference in their lives – Nan Alexander Doyal’s voice is what you’ve been waiting for. In her book Dig Where You Are she introduces us to seven men and women who have solved some of the biggest challenges facing our societies today. Their stories are entertaining, heart-breaking, inspiring and at their core, empowering. From the slums of Mumbai, the villages of Tibet and northeast Thailand, the inner cities of Phil... more

One More Cup Of Coffee

by Tom Pappalardo

Follow author Tom Pappalardo on a black coffee tour of cafes, diners, and convenience stores, as he travels the potholed side streets and witch-cursed back roads of Western Massachusetts. Grab a table and sit. Nod and smile at whatever the waitress brings you. Does it taste like a 9-volt battery dipped in old, hot Coke? Good. You’re in the right place.

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