Ron Yacovetti brings forth a distinctive blend of satire, philosophy, and technical knowledge in his latest book, where years of empirical experience culminate in a breakthrough method known as Instrumental Transcommunication (ITC). Now coined "Staticom", this innovative technique allows communication with the unknown through a unique white noise-based system. Originating from the older European Direct Radio Voice (DRV) method, Staticom produces unparalleled and undeniable data. Ron "The Yacman" Yacovetti has crafted a mindset through years of experimentation, education, and a battle against cynicism which is vividly portrayed in the pages of this tome. With a style only he could master, Ron does not merely challenge the skeptics who dismiss paranormality; he also scrutinizes the broader paranormal field with a discerning eye. His aim? To incite a deep reflection on our practices, the information we accept unquestioningly, and the need to reassess such acceptance. The book delves deeper than merely capturing and presenting evidence. It prompts readers to question why certain incidents are accepted as historical facts, whether it be well-documented cases like The Philip Experiment or viral video clips circulating in the social media's paranormal lane. Notably, it critically examines a high-profile TikTok video in which a renowned scientific personality discusses afterlife research, seemingly either oblivious to or intentionally overlooking previous work in the field. If the paranormal intrigues you, if it's your norm, Yacovetti's enlightening and challenging narrative is the next book you won't want to miss!
What does it take to live your optimal life?In Live Your Optimal Life, 18 heart-centered leaders share what it means to live an optimal life, how to discover what is optimal for you, and what steps to take to begin to experience that now.If you are feeling stuck, lost, or unfulfilled, take courage. The pages of this book will point you to the path of your optimal life. Contributing authors include: Shontelle Brewster, Robin H. Clare, LaQueshia Clemons, Amber Dancy, Shannon Malkin Daniels, Annette Stahl Farha, Mary Ann Francis, Ilja van de Griend, Robin Mayberry, Jacquelyn Santiago Nazario, Mary Ann Pack, Gail Petrowsky, Linda F. Piotrowski, Meghan Clemens Schelzi, Noelymari Sanchez Velez, and Wendy Wolpert. This is the fifth book in the Ladies' Power Lunch Transformation Anthology series.
Bethany loves Bunny and Bunny loves Bethany, and that is enough to get them through anything! Even if Bunny is a zombie.A story to teach children the value of imagination, responsibility, and accepting others.
Caleb and Joshua are identical twins. They are inseparable; they do everything together. They are big, strong men who join the Marines and serve in Afghanistan. Days before their tour ends, Caleb is killed. His body is destroyed but his spirit survives. The spirit of Caleb bonds with his brother. Caleb and Joshua endure a gut-wrenching journey to remain inseparable. Join them on their tale of trials and tribulations as they train to become government agents dedicated to the war on crime.Caleb's Tale is Book 1 in the War on Crime Series
Discover the transformative power of praying the Angelus and Regina Caeli. Popular author and speaker Jared Dees reinvigorates these cherished Catholic devotions with a collection of meditations on the powerful words of each of these prayers.In this compelling book, Dees offers a fresh perspective on two classic devotions with meditations that will deepen your spiritual life. Whether you are a seasoned practitioner or new to the Angelus and Regina Caeli, you will be inspired by the powerful words and renewed sense of meaning the prayers bring to your day.Named for the opening words of the devotion's first prayer in Latin, "The Angel of the Lord declared unto Mary," the Angelus is typically prayed at 6:00 a.m., noon, and 6:00 p.m. each day. Likewise the Regina Caeli is named for the opening lines of its prayer, "Queen of heaven, rejoice, alleluia."Readers will also uncover convincing reasons to add these devotions to their daily life with a greater understanding of their spiritual benefits. The book offers a brief history of the Angelus and Regina Caeli, the basics of the prayers, guidance on how to pray, and insight into the spiritual gifts available to those who make it a part of everyday life.The Angelus and Regina Caeli book is supported by Dees's website, TheAngelusPrayer.com, where people can delve deeper into the devotion and share it with others.This book is an updated version of the book previously published Praying the Angelus.
ABC of Gender is an educational tool to emphasize the correct belief that God created us as males and females and to uphold family values. The book will also promote a positive mental health and help to raise confident children with sound families proud of their values and with a positive impact on society.ABC of Gender is written in a stanza format amenable to easy and fun reading. The wonderful artfully expressed illustrations add to the allure and beauty of this book. ABC of Gender is a timely book sure to please the eyes and the mind!
ABC of Manners not only teaches children manners in an enjoyable way, but it is an essential beginner book to teach kindness and develop social and emotional intelligence skills. The miniature hand-drawn illustrations inside the letters are fun and engaging and ensure that this book will be a much-loved one in your home library and a frequently go-to book and a reference one in your classroom and school library.
Two poetry collections in one convenient paperback! Icarus and If You Give Up feature both classical and contemporary poems, covering subjects like classical heroes, cars, the changing seasons, hallucinogenic mushrooms, love, and heartbreak.
In her debut full-length collection of poetry, Paying for Gas with Quarters, U.S. Army veteran Aly Allen explores and illuminates the war in Afghanistan, wartime and childhood traumas, and post-war parenthood.Allen deployed to Afghanistan as a broadcast journalist with the U.S. 10th Mountain Division. A divorced parent of two, Allen is neurodivergent, as are her kids. She also is diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). She recently began gender-transition, after years of sobriety and therapy.Allen's writing often ponders the effects war has on her children and first wife. Soldiers and veterans are directly affected by wartime experiences, she says, but how many others inherit these wounds?Many of Allen's poems thrust readers into the midst of daily chaos-whether in the parental or soldierly gaze-weaving attempts to navigate parent-child relationships both present and past, wrestling with grief and guilt, but also growing in hope toward stability and healing.HERE'S WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING: "War, family, life, and death collide in this collection. Allen's reverberating lines beat with ear-splitting blasts of beauty."-Jason Poudrier, author of Red Fields ◆◆◆◆◆ "'No / matter the changes / they never feel / correct'. The odyssey of Aly Allen's Paying for Gas with Quarters takes the reader through the trials of parenthood, adult relationships, a military career, transitioning into civilian life, and discovering self-identity through it all. Her debut collection challenges memory and the present to hold beauty and pain together in one vision, just like a field of poppies blooming in a field to honor what was lost and what should be celebrated."-Lisa Stice, author of FORCES, Permanent Change of Station, and other poetry collections ◆◆◆◆◆ "Aly Allen's words awaken us to the parallels of military and war to parenthood. The messy, entangled chaos that is inevitably life-changing. She is unafraid to reveal her human-ness through these poems, the places 'Where I-am becomes where I-am-lost.' Paying for Gas with Quarters weaves together complex truths: War changes us and yet leaves us longing, still, for connection."-Jessi M. Atherton, author of The Time War Takes: Poems ◆◆◆◆◆ "New war voices bring new war stories! Aly Allen's clear-eyed poems of battles are tinged with humor and hope. Regardless of their own circumstances and life-experiences, readers will surely be comforted with this revelation: We are all in this together. We are each deserving of grace."-Randy Brown, author of Welcome to FOB Haiku: War Poems from Inside the Wire ◆◆◆◆◆ "In Paying for Gas with Quarters, Aly Allen weaves the chaos of war into the fabric of parenthood. Her poems crash like mortar fire over the reader in staccato bursts of heart-wrenching emotion. She finds commonalities between the everyday isolation of parenting, and the 'composed vibrations' of battle. This collection is at once a quiet elegy and a defiant war cry that reminds readers how fragile-and valuable-life is."-Gary Reddin, author of An Abridged History of American Violence and Quantum Entanglement
Don't miss the miracle of God's greatest gift. The true meaning of Christmas.
Nate All I wanted to do was be me, for one night. I didn't want to be the number one quarterback in the league. I just wanted to be Nate. I couldn't tell you exactly what made me stop at that dive bar on the outskirts of town, but it changed my life. Our connection was instant and undeniable. Our night together was explosive, which led to another, and then another. No strings. Neither of us had time in our busy lives for more. When tragedy strikes, we part ways, but those strings we swore were not there tethered me to her. An invisible line from my heart to hers. It doesn't matter how much time has passed. I still want her. Oaklyn After a long day at work, the last thing I should have done was stop at a seedy establishment at the edge of town, but something had me pulling my car into the lot and going inside. The place was empty, except one man. An impossibly gorgeous guy with sexy eyes as dark as the night. I threw caution to the wind and invited him home. Our night together was magic, and when it came time to part ways, we both decided not to. No strings. Just great sex. However, our time is cut short when he sustains an injury on the field and leaves, breaking my heart into a thousand pieces on his way out the door. What was supposed to be just for fun turned out to be anything but, and when he returns to town years later, I realize I'm in trouble. My heart still craves him.
Experience a treasured summer through the eyes of a young girl who loved to fish, climb trees, and follow close behind her grandfather, or Papa, while growing up on Sand Mountain, a magical spot in the deep South. Meet a family rich in love and never at a loss to see the humor in everyday life.
In the latest installment of the Morelville Mysteries series, Sheriff Mel Crane faces dual mysteries threatening her family and her career. Called to investigate a body found in her brother-in-law's long lost classic car, Mel digs in to ID the victim and find his killer. Then a family spring break trip turns deadly when Mel's nephew is accused of murdering a young woman at a haunted house convention. Using her seasoned investigative skills, Mel uncovers scandalous secrets and puts herself at risk to protect her family and close both cases. But the job is taking an increasing toll, making Mel question how much longer she can continue as sheriff. For now, justice won't wait - and Mel won't rest until the truth is revealed. But the challenges are mounting, forcing Mel to ask herself what matters most - her career or her family? With two shocking murder mysteries to untangle, only Mel can uncover the cold-blooded killers and bring closure to the victims' families. But her own family may need her even more in this gripping new tale of secrets, lies, and murder.
Sharing with dance ministers the importance of taking dance technique classes in order to minister effectively in excellence. Dance ministry is a worship arts ministry that is often misunderstood and overlooked, and it is vital that dance ministers not only know biblical principles of dance but also dance techniques. Dancers should be maintaining their temple (their bodies), as well as investing in their God-given gift and talent. Training will help the dance minister move with boldness and confidence and will allow them to move freely, focusing less on the technique and more on the Lord. We discuss stories and excuses why dance ministers will not take technique classes, what tools are available to assist them as they continue to pursue God through dance, and what God says about skill.
This work is a daily affirmation devotional for children and youth designed to tailor declarations of what God says of us in the Bible using scriptures as a foundation. This book is designed to motivate, inspire, encourage, empower, and serve its users. Through affirmation of Biblical principles and truths, readers step into purpose, identity, and destiny.
Follow Mommy Bunny, Grayleen, as she decides a new name for her spunky new Baby Boy Bunny! Rabbits, or Bunnies as I like to call them, are so darn cute!! They're small, soft and cuddly, with big eyes, ears and feet! But they can also be a problem to homeowners and farmers, because they like to eat plants like flowers and vegetables. So to protect bunnies from harm, we need to protect our yards from bunnies. Bunnies can also be nice pets, but it is important to learn how to care for them properly so they can be healthy, happy and safe in our homes.
Some of the wonderful wildlife that lives in our beautiful desert is birds, coyotes, javelinas, snakes, bugs, frogs and toads, and tortoises, and many other desert critters. Living in the desert these critters already have a hard life because of the desert heat, not much water, and a hard time finding food. Added to the heat, and lack of water and food, now human beings have moved into the natural desert habitats of these animals and insects through recreational activities, and building new houses. Sadly, this has taken away even more of their desert home. HELLO: Parents, teachers and families and friends of all children, ages 3 to 6 years old. These books thoughtfully written by Anita Tendick, most of them in ear tickling rhyme, and beautifully illustrated by Sophia Patch, all have a positive message for little human beings. Some are about anti-bullying, some are about helping someone in need, some are about sharing. All of the books are followed by FACTS and ACTIVITIES to teach and challenge young minds.
Children and adults alike will embrace this fable as they learn a valuable lesson about life and the unrealistic search for perfection.
"This is a story of enduring friendship and devastating illness, but also of repair, renewal, and the power of love to illuminate the miracle of ordinary life." -Letty Cottin PogrebinAuthor of How to Be a Friend to a Friend Who's SickWhy Not Me? is honest, funny, touching, agonizing, hopeful, faithful - a must for Jews and Christians, clergy and laity alike.Virginia C. HochThe Christian CenturyOne man's confrontation with his mortality seen through another person's eyes.In the face of devastating loss, the human soul still yearns for answers to timeless questions. What's the meaning behind our pain? How does the divine intersect with our anguish? Where does evil fit into this narrative?This is the story of Rabbi Hirshel Jaffe's brave battle with hairy cell leukemia, as witnessed by his friends, Jim and Marcia Rudin. The narrative seamlessly intertwines his personal struggles with profound philosophical and spiritual questions.Eugene J. Fisher, Distinguished Professor of Theology at Saint Leo University, writes, "This is a very moving book [that provides insights into] how Jewish traditions have helped Jews survive tragedies over the centuries and today."Explore the wisdom faith offers when facing a medical crisis. Through Hirshel's eyes-as not just a patient, but also a rabbi tasked with consoling others-you'll grasp the enduring and transformative power of belief, especially in the darkest times.The essence of this book surpasses eras and societal evolutions. Hirshel's contemplations on life, mortality, and faith continue to touch souls, offering a balm for life's daunting trials. Why Not Me? serves as a lantern for all navigating our personal tempests.
Philippe first book of collected poems from his experience in Vietnam.
Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. The Unfixed Timelines Omnibus collects three volumes of the Unfixed Timelines series, mixing speculative fiction with pieces of history. Inside, you'll find twenty stories and poems, each accompanied by a brief essay detailing the history that the story or poem twists.
This is the tale of a young man in the US Navy who was on the USS Arizona during the attack on Peral Harbor, December 7, 1941. His diary of events before, during and after are amazing. He was one of just a few survivors on that trajic day in history.
You stare at the screen...The vastness of the white page mocks you.Why won't the words come?Honorée Corder is a prolific writer with more than fifty books (including You Must Write a Book and Write Your First Nonfiction Book) with over four and a half million sold worldwide. She coaches authors on how to write, publish, and monetize their books, create a platform, and develop multiple streams of income.Is writer's block a real thing?Or is it something else entirely? You'll discover the possibilities.Mindset is crucial. Successful writers write every day. They don't get blocked, but the question is, what are they doing to keep the fingers dancing across the keyboard?You'll learn: What's REALLY blocking you?How to become the writer you want to be.Why you need to "Set the Writing Stage."The value of building your writer tribeThe keys to removing what's blocking youIf you dream of writing for a living, then it's time to learn the secrets to getting the words to flow. It's possible with just a little help.You'll love this new book by Honorée because the subtle humor she uses while teaching us how to reach our goals makes it so much fun to read.Get it now.
The psychological thriller novel, "One Pound," is a macabre story that explores the intricate layers of identity, manipulation, and deception. In "One Pound," we follow the journey of three seemingly distinct characters: Mr. Templeton, a mysterious and enigmatic figure; Ms. Ping, an intelligent and cunning woman; and Verlicht Pad, a tall and intriguing individual. As the story unfolds, it becomes evident that these characters are, in fact, different facets of the same person. Set against the backdrop of the Lake District, the novel delves into the mind of Mindy Docket, a Coke drinking, hard charging, nasty boss who gains a pound a day, Carl Whitmire who stutters his way into a mental institution, and Brent Smith, a man obsessed with uncovering the truth behind a series of inexplicable events. Determined to understand the methods behind the mind games and tricks played on him and his loved ones, Brent embarks on a mission to confront the enigmatic figures manipulating their realities. As Brent navigates a web of secrets and lies, all three embark on quests taking them on a roller-coaster ride through psychological twists, eerie revelations, and unexpected connections. The story challenges the boundaries between reality and illusion, questioning the nature of perception and the depths of the human mind. "One Pound" weaves suspense and mystery, exploring themes of identity, control, and the power of perception. With an interesting narrative structure and compelling characters, the book offers a mind-bending experience that will keep readers guessing until the final page.
The Running Girls is a feel-good, inspirational novelette about two girls with nothing in common except the 500-Mile Summer of '89 Challenge.**2017 RPLA Finalist**Clara takes on a summer challenge: complete 500 miles in three months. The problem? Her parents don't want her running all those miles alone, but Clara doesn't want to run with the girl they suggest. Joan is weird, and something seems to be mentally wrong with her. Except none of Clara's other friends run. Will she complete the challenge, or does being stuck with Joan mean she's destined to fail?
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