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Embracing the Light Within: A Journey through the Dark Tunnel takes readers on a profound and soul-stirring exploration of resilience, self-discovery, and the transformative power of inner illumination. With captivating storytelling and profound insights, this book offers a guiding light for those navigating through the shadows of life's challenges.Through the pages of this remarkable work, readers are invited to embark on a transformative journey, navigating the depths of their own personal dark tunnels. With compassion and wisdom, the author reveals that even in the most trying times, there exists a radiant light within each of us, waiting to be embraced and harnessed.Drawing upon poignant personal experiences and the wisdom of spiritual teachings, this book serves as a beacon of hope, guiding readers through the complexities of their own journeys. It explores the inherent strength that lies dormant within, urging readers to uncover their resilience, tap into their inner resources, and emerge from the darkness with newfound purpose and clarity.Embracing the Light Within explores the various facets of the human experience in the face of adversity, encouraging readers to confront their fears, doubts, and limitations head-on. It delves into the transformative potential that resides within the darkest corners of our lives, inviting readers to embrace their shadows, heal their wounds, and emerge stronger, wiser, and more enlightened.Through introspective exercises, practical guidance, and heartfelt encouragement, readers are empowered to embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery. They are reminded that within the dark tunnels of their lives, there lies an opportunity for profound growth and personal evolution. By embracing the light within, readers can harness their innate resilience, tap into their inner wisdom, and navigate their own unique paths with confidence and grace.Embracing the Light Within: A Journey through the Dark Tunnel is an invitation to embark on a transformative odyssey of self-discovery and empowerment. It is a reminder that even in the face of life's greatest challenges, there is always a way to embrace the light and emerge with renewed purpose, inner strength, and a deep sense of fulfillment. With its profound insights and practical guidance, this book will inspire readers to navigate their own dark tunnels and step into the fullness of their authentic selves.

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In the 1950s, the Sequoia Bay Hotel was home to a prestigious finishing school where women learned to be good wives. Present day, the lavish building has been converted into affordable apartments.Lane finds themself on their own, recently ending an abusive relationship with their long-term partner. Trading a house for a one-bedroom apartment serves as a drastic change for Lane, but they are hopeful to begin a new chapter in their life.In 1957, two young women, Carolyn and Nancy, are sent to attend Bradley Diamond's Finishing School for Rising Young Women. There they meet each other and discover a bond that society's strict values cannot break.

THE BISHOP'S SON,"The Genesis", IS the first in a three part series,that reveals countless life changing EXPERIENCES, while GROWING UP AS A BISHOP'S SON, which who so HAPPENS to have A UNIQUE DIFFERENCE. LEARNING HOW TO LOVE myself & GOD WITH MY ENTIRE HEART. TRULY UNDERSTANDING THAT HE CREATED ME for his own Purpose. knowing THAT HIS WILL IS SOVEREIGN, AND HE IS THE ONLY ONE WITH THE FINAL SAY!

Step into a captivating journey through the intricate world of science, mathematics, and the hidden wonders behind the everyday objects that shape our modern lives. In "How the World Spins 'Round," readers are invited to explore the profound scientific principles and the fascinating history of the technology that surrounds us. Through engaging storytelling and accessible language, Nicholas Tassy-Becz takes readers on a captivating voyage that connects the dots between the science, mathematics, and history of everyday objects and modern infrastructure. Whether you are a curious science enthusiast, an engineering aficionado, or simply fascinated by the world around you, "How the World Spins 'Round" will enlighten and inspire, unveiling the extraordinary science and mathematics hiding in plain sight. Prepare to see the world with new eyes and gain a deeper appreciation for the wonders surrounding us daily.

This fun and heartwarming tale that celebrates the limitless power of imagination and the love between generations. Get ready for a story that will ignite your child's imagination and inspire dreams as they journey through the magical world of mimis!

O.U.C.H., Overcoming Undeniable Church Hurt, is a book that is not meant to bash, tear down, or destroy the Body of Christ. This book is birthed out of a sincere desire to reach for those displaced due to events that have happened to them in the ministry (both laity and clergy). It is to help them (us) heal and understand those around us in our church, homes, jobs, and families suffering from some type of church hurt. O.U.C.H. will help us rip the "band-aids" off what many have tried to downgrade. This book is more than a "revealing." It provides ways of overcoming and conquering negative mindsets accompanying being hurt within Christ's body. O.U.C.H. is intended to be a place of healing for the wounded and instruction for those seeking an understanding.

I.T. RISK MANAGEMENT.A risk is an uncertain event, which may have an adverse effect on the project's objectives. This book explains a proven risk management methodology, which should be very effective in the quest for identifying risks throughout the project lifecycle. It describes the processes, which commence by identifying the enterprise's most important and risky projects, as these must be given priority. The book is, essentially, dealing with a method that permits the collection of knowledge and experience from those involved.

The Codexation Dilemma, also known as the Human Mental Handicap, is one of the greatest intellectual foundations in the study of the mind that refutes the idea that consciousness originates in the brain. This assertion, according to Lawsin, is based on the fact that consciousness exists because biological sensors have an inherent dual capability of interacting with the environment. The ability to interact through association is the tell-tale sign that something is alive, aware, and conscious.Besides Associative Consciousness, other new concepts have been integrated into the creation of our living, thinking machine. The classical definitions of being alive, living, and with life, for example, have been redefined. The criteria of life have been revisited. A Brain without The Brain, Intuitive Aneural Network, Generated Interim Emergence, and Inscriptional Physics have been introduced. Because of this new knowledge, a self-conscious machine capable of producing its own kind was developed. Along with this, the Science of Autognorics was born.In this book, Joey Lawsin, the formulator of the Single Theory of Everything and Inscription by Design, reveals the secrets and inner workings of ELFS. These engineered lifeforms can see, smell, taste, hear, speak, feel, think, breed, fly, swim, and even die. They are in vivo machinas synonymous with living organisms. Because of their metallic skins, they are sometimes called the Silver Species.

This book is another love story from the author who interjected locations and circumstances from recent vacations to this area as well as his hometown over three years to create this beautiful story of love finding its way. People from numerous areas mentioned in the story will recognize certain landmarks and places used to add depth and realism as the story unfolds. Everyone has a love story of how they met. But this tale interweaves fact and fiction to create a wonderfully touching and heartfelt story of fate and love working their ways to bring two people together. If you are looking for a good story of romance, mystery, and pure enjoyment, then you have chosen the right book.

"Jake's Day by the Lake" is a delightful, easy-to-read story perfect for beginning readers. The story follows Jake, a young boy who loves to wake up early and bake cakes. His day by the lake is full of adventures - watching a drake, raking leaves, even finding a snake! The simple, repetitive sentences, focusing on the "ake" sound, help children practice their phonics skills while they enjoy Jake's day by the lake. This charming tale encourages young readers to appreciate the simple joys of nature and the excitement of everyday adventures.

Sex. It seems to be so important to the world we live in, yet it is a subject not spoken of in the Church. Sex and the Third Dimension unlocks truths on this subject from God's perception which is founded on His Word.Join me on this journey of discovering the intimacy and unimaginable sexual satisfaction that God has always intended married couples to experience.

From the creator of Lymescale and Grime, comes a Brexit benefit that is real and we can all enjoy.Going Dutch is a what-if take on Brexit that is funny, entertaining and maybe, a little informative.It is also a shameless steal from a much loved Ealing comedy. (No, not the Titfield Thunderbolt)Going Dutch is in a collection with six other plays for voices, or audio dramas as the BBC now call them.The plays cover the following topics:Artificial Intelligence, religion, the genius of Leonardo Da Vinci, public urination, religion again and not forgetting little old ladies, so there's something for everyone in 'Going Dutch.'

The watercolor creatures in the book, "I Can", by Dr. Marie Ramos, reveal diversity in art, while also reflecting her humorous personality, entertaining all age groups.

A short bedtime story adapted from a poem written by the author.

We Exist: 5 Short Plays for AAPI Women Actors by Christine Toy Johnson. In stories centering AAPI women characters from ages 18-59 in settings ranging from preparing for a family reunion's expectations with a "full body lift," to the world of a Filipina Overseas Performing Artist, to the surreal show biz arena of Broadway, and the U.S. Senate, these short plays have been produced across the country and push back at the too-often-heard question: "But are there any Asian American actors out there?" Comic and sly, this publication is a project of NoPassport Press.

Shawn Kidd is a researcher with few hobbies and fewer friends. His life has reached a crossroad, though. Never one to take risks or assume responsibilities, Shawn is torn. But, in one night, everything changes. An enemy has obtained a seemingly-insignificant, low security list - one with the names of 181 children on it - designed to find those that demonstrate the traits that make them ideal recruits for all levels of American intelligence agencies. The Reaper List. But, these children know nothing of politics or war, nothing of their placement on this list, and nothing of why they are being targeted. But, one by one and over the course of one tragic night, all will be killed. All but one. All but Number 181.

A short collection of romantic poetry, detailing one story of love and loss.

Praying Isaiah is a collection of prayers, one for each chapter of the Book of Isaiah.

A collection of Lovecraftian Horror story arcs that include: Tales of Nephren Ka, the ancient dead pharaoh raised from the dead (The Circle, The Chronicler, The Coming, The Candidate); Tales of Shifting Sands, chased across time by a dead woman possessed by a djinn (Hagif, Damascus, Shar-i-Gholghola, Ubar); Tales of the Dia Tessaron, four young women devoted to fighting minions of the Great Old Ones (Arkham Shadows, The Dia Tessaron Destroyed, The Spider and the Fly, The House in the Valley); Tales of Y'ha-nthlei Rising, the Deep Ones attempt to raise the ancient city from the floor of the Atlantic Ocean (Innsmouth Harvest, Y'ha-nthlei Rising, Of Gods & Aliens); Tales of Z'toggua, an obscure cult attempts to summon its ancient god (Z'toggua, Shog-E'yahg, Ch'g-Ghral); The Coming of Winter, the return of Rhan-Tegoth heralds the return of the Great Old Ones (A Festival of Winds, Rhan-Tegoth, Fire & Ice).

Christine Levine proudly presents her debut book, "I Heard His Voice" In this book, Christine shares her story on the challenges of child autism. She also shares an inspiring and informative message on how to unlock the potential within any child to succeed. Christine's story will inspire you, and her information will help you bring about positive change in the lives of children facing autism. You can expect to receive more than a story of hope and inspiration. You can expect to be empowered as Christine shares practical tools and principles that can be applied immediately.As Christine invites you into her world and profession, allow her to navigate you to the destination of hope and transformation!

Supported by the National Geographic Magazine in 1985, seven Americans and seven Koreans kayaked the southern islands of South Korea under the auspices of the Ledyard Canoe Club (Dartmouth College). The 500 mile expedition took them along the 3,300 island dotted peninsula.

From Pain To Power is the Motivational Manifesto from Master Builder Preston R Harris This book is about taking each painful experience that you go through in your life and using it to FUEL your success. In the first book, "Define Your Value", Preston is a young man fresh out of college looking to live his purpose and make a difference in his community. In the second book, "Refine Your Value", Preston is getting ready to enter parenthood and navigating the relationship with his significant other. In the final book, "Mr. Nice Guy", Preston finds himself unjustly in Jail after making a trip to visit his son. Each one of these stories is designed to unlock and challenge the CHAMPION in YOU. As each situation requires the transformation from Victim To Victory. Perfect for young people looking to figure out life. Men navigating parenthood and loving the mother of their children. People in transition in life whether that be a new job, divorce, or getting older but not finished yet.

The author begins her story by remembering that she had a nervous breakdown after enlisting in the Navy and as time passed not dealing with her bipolar depression and traumatic stress, she eventually lost control after the death of her mother. That begins her story in Narcotics Anonymous, her step program, journaling, and healing from her pain. "I can only pray that as you read my treatment progress, and my spiritual journey through biblical teachings, prayer, and meditation, you can begin to understand the difficulties and obstacles in overcoming addiction. It's not just about drug addiction but what led to the addiction that we fail to recognize, accept and handle in our own way." -Antonette Brown

In this debut of a new mystery short story series, Cary Street decides to take a break from suffocating life in New York City to visit a friend in Millinocket, a small town tucked in the mountains of Maine. Life is going nowhere fast, and maybe a trip to where life is slow and easy might inspire change. While there some old friends come up to record their new album, a last ditch effort to revive a dying career.What unravels is a train wreck of lies, secrets, money, anger, and eventually a loaded gun to permanently fix things. Even the magic of rock'n'roll can't stop the rushing snowball. When things get worse one drunken night life stops making sense. When a reunion turns into a nightmare Cary finds himself as the private investigator to the rock stars.Author Aaron Joy is an upright bassist and former music blogger in Maine. He's played with the Brooklyn blues-trio Tired Wings and Maine alt-country group Willy Martin & The Woods. This is his attempt to write a realistic story based on musicians he knew facing real world problems, versus so many stories where every musician is a glamorous millionaire lapping up acclaim. Sometimes some just want to play the drums, get paid and be offered something other than donuts and a gun as compensation.

In 1912 a young, American woman, Alice Ross (1890-1980), began a two-year trip around the world. Her itinerary included Hawaii, Samoa, New Zealand, Australia, the Philippines, Japan, China, Burma, Siam, India, Turkey, the Levant, Egypt and finally through Europe on the Orient Express. In the history of the earth, few people can have made such a comprehensive and leisurely journey, and essentially none of those would have been attractive, eligible women. "In Honolulu they liked me because I was game for anything in swimming, which counts more than anything there. In New Zealand I seemed more animated and had more initiative than the girls there. In Australia the reputation of the American girl has opened the way there for any who go, and in the Philippines I was simply "a new girl", and there new or old they are few and far between, and there are so many men that I think they would rush even a broomstick in petticoats. Now dear, I take no credit to myself, for I know I'm only an ordinary being, and any girl would have had the very same experiences I had, for many men proposed and begged me to marry them." So Alice summarizes her romantic adventures.Progressive, intrepid, inclusive, athletic, curious, ambitious. Are these the qualities of an Edwardian woman? We had always known that my grandmother had had extraordinary opportunities to travel widely when young. Decades after her death the letters she had saved from her journeys were put in my hands. Read over her shoulder as this 22 year-old literally travels around the globe. Alice Ross Garey is the daughter of an admiral. As one of very few Western women in "the orient" she has an all-access pass ensuring the hospitality of royalty and potentates in every nation. Yet her voice is that of a down to earth gal. The Queen of Hawaii and Sir Flinders Petrie are among the VIPs she meets. That 5-star hotel you'd like to try? Alice slept there. She traveled by horseback, buggy, ship, sedan chair, camel, rickshaw, elephant, Wright airplane, automobile, and train.She's traveling through Europe only a few months before the outbreak of WWI. It's like these letters are recording the end of a way of life; in a few short months, the world will be engulfed in the worst horrors of modernity and everything will change forever. Alice is getting home just in timeThis is factual material which reads like fiction. More than 40 photographs.

Deadtown in the '50s. It's one helluva place. You know the kind. If ever there was a slimy misty wet cesspool of a dive on the dark side of forever, the far wrong dark side of the wrong dark side of the tracks, yeah, that's Deadtown. The seediest slimiest sleaziest hellhole slime pit this side of Purgatory. It's a greasy place, dark and dank, with a misty fog that alternates with a misty rain. It never stops. Never. Buildings teeter on the verge of collapse, catering to the dark slimy seedy sleazy side of life with restaurants and bars and nightclubs and whore houses and drug dens. Beyond lay the hinterlands where misshapen horrors chew on the unsuspecting and spit out flesh and bone. Deadtown isn't a town actually, it's a city. Not much of a city, but it's a city. Occasionally you'll find a special nutcase lurking in the side streets and misty wet alleys. The Sleeper was one such special nutcase. Some would say that he was in a class all by himself. They would probably be right...