Live the life you were meant to live! Let “Mind, Body & Spirited: Beyond Meditation, Dieting & Workouts,” take you there! Going Inward is key to an extraordinary life that we all desire but have no clue how to obtain. Meditation, yoga, are super tools for personal growth that develop mindfulness and bring one’s focus inward and inward is where all the magic takes place. It’s important not to get stuck, or comfortable, at any one step in our personal development. While meditation and … [Read more...] about Mind Body & Spirited by “uS” Project
The Universe: Of Every Religion and None by Roderick Edwards
Discover how coincidences and patterns such as repeating number, words, phrases, and colors in our lives are actually the Universe trying to communicate. This is the proto source of all religions and spiritual beliefs. This book isn't about religion or morals but about noticing that something is happening around and to you and to everyone else. Targeted Age Group:: 21-121 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? After 50 years, finally finding my biological family, coincidentally on the … [Read more...] about The Universe: Of Every Religion and None by Roderick Edwards
The Plot to Save Socrates by Paul Levinson
In the year 2042, Sierra, a young graduate student in Classics, is shown a new dialog of Socrates, recently discovered, in which a time traveler tries to argue that Socrates might escape death by travel to the future! Thomas, the elderly scholar who has shown her the document, disappears, and Sierra immediately begins to track down the provenance of the manuscript with the help of her classical scholar boyfriend, Max. The trail leads her to time machines in gentlemen's clubs in London and in … [Read more...] about The Plot to Save Socrates by Paul Levinson
Interview with Author – Richard Bell
About Richard Bell: Born in Chicago, started writing at the tender age of 49 when my wife had cancer and I needed a way to beat depression. As they say, laughter is good medicine. Currently in Wisconsin living as an eccentric recluse. What inspires you to write? I write to make myself laugh, and that requires some imagination and intelligence. I also hope my humor can help others deal with difficult situations in their lives as I had to do. Tell us about your writing process. I used to … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Richard Bell
Crooked by Chris Foster
This book is about life. To describe life with a single metaphor would be like putting the universe into a single equation. It is not all that feasible. With how complex it is, everyone's always trying to figure everything out, their minds kicking up dust as they run and run. But when they sit and breathe, the dust settles, and they see what was right in front of them all along. The chapters explain this meditation perspective and some of its applications. Picture this: if you're living in the … [Read more...] about Crooked by Chris Foster
Sorry and Morticum by Charles Stoll
Welcome to Daytona, 3022. Much has changed. After mankind had made peace between the nations, there still followed the Robotic Wars, the Insect Wars and the Climate Wars. Many of the world’s formally hidden creatures have risen to the surface. The rivers and oceans have dried up and a conscious fog covers the planet. Sorry has a plan to restore the world, but to do so, must cooperate with mutants, ocean sprites, Seafog, Freemonkeys and Mutmuts. They’ve arrived from the future to show us how … [Read more...] about Sorry and Morticum by Charles Stoll
Summary & Analysis of Factfulness by ZIP Reads
Summary & Analysis of Factfulness by ZIP Reads Hans Rosling challenges everything you thought you knew about the world in his groundbreaking book, Factfulness. Think you know what percent of the world is vaccinated? Or many people have access to electricity? Rosling proves that whatever you think, you're most likely wrong. Learn how to fight your own personal bias and get a more realistic perspective on the world with Factfulness: Ten Reasons We’re Wrong about the World — and Why Things … [Read more...] about Summary & Analysis of Factfulness by ZIP Reads
THANKS GIVING by Ron Shaw
For one Georgia family, Thanksgiving 2016 looms, ominously. After their last Thanksgiving together, surviving this one may well depend on a force beyond their control. Thirteen for dinner this year fuels those with trepidations about attending another three-alarm affair. Can they depend on an ambulance arriving on time this go around? How many family members will be served a drumstick-less trip to the local Emergency Room? Through the laughs, tears, and tragic moments, this THANKS GIVING … [Read more...] about THANKS GIVING by Ron Shaw
Orville Mouse and the Puzzle of the Clockwork Glowbirds by Tom Hoffman
Orville Mouse and the Puzzle of the Clockwork Glowbirds by Tom Hoffman 2016 Gold Medal Winner • Best Young Adult Adventure Book Readers Favorite International Book Award "Hoffman comes across as a master in the teen fantasy genre..." –Romuald Dzemo "...magical, exciting, witty and wise..." –Jack Magnus Orville Wellington Mouse lives with his Mum in the quiet fishing village of Muridaan Falls, Symoca. His life takes an unexpected turn when he learns his best friend Sophia Mouse is not … [Read more...] about Orville Mouse and the Puzzle of the Clockwork Glowbirds by Tom Hoffman
Interview with Author – Gian Andrea
About Gian Andrea: Gian Andrea is an Italian writer who currently resides in the United Kingdom. Voracious reader since young age, he grew very fond of Philosophy, Art and Linguistic; along with his wide interest for Physics and Human Biology. He holds a Bachelor degree in Literature and History with honours, and a Master degree in Philosophy with honours. BRIEF UNOFFICIAL BIOGRAPHY Back to the time when he was better known for his physique, rather than his brain, Giannandrea was a kid … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Gian Andrea
Blessed Are the Contrarians: Diary of a Journey Through Interesting Times by Samuel Robert Piccoli
Blessed are the contrarians, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. But they must be very, very careful in these "Interesting Times," in the Chinese sense. Unless you think that "May you live in interesting times" after all is a blessing and not a curse, or better still the first of three curses of increasing degrees of severity, the other two being "May the government be aware of you," and "May you find what you are looking for." But in this case you had better not read this book—and you can't … [Read more...] about Blessed Are the Contrarians: Diary of a Journey Through Interesting Times by Samuel Robert Piccoli
Awakening to who we are: The divine art of being by Mark Craig
There are many books about Jesus currently, some of them asking the bold question: Did Jesus even exist? Authors like Timothy Freke and Peter Gandly, S. Acharaya and Kenneth Humphreys are quick to make claims that Jesus is a fiction but only present a limited amount of evidence to substantiate this claim. "Did Jesus Exist?" identifies and evaluates the available evidence and makes a strong case for the high probability that Jesus did, indeed, exist. Accordingly, this is a book for anyone … [Read more...] about Awakening to who we are: The divine art of being by Mark Craig
