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In the summer of 2020, angry citizens took to the streets of Minneapolis after a recording of the murder of George Floyd went viral. They set fire to a police station, destroyed cars and shops, and clashed with police. In the summer of 2023, violent disorder broke out across France after police...

There is a scene burned into the memory of an entire generation: a darkened theater in December 1978, a trumpet fanfare rising in the darkness, and a man in a red and blue costume stepping into the frame and looking up. And an audience, composed of grown adults who knew perfectly well what they were watching, leaning forward and choosing to believe.

What if the best thing you could do for your business is leave it? Christopher Brown was living the entrepreneurial dream: running multiple successful companies, training for triathlons, coaching his son's soccer team. Then came the heart attack that changed everything. Just weeks after returning from a month-long family cruise, he flatlined in front of his wife. That wake-up call cemented a revolutionary truth: experiences are necessities that fuel creativity, leadership, and well-being today.

She shaped the greatest churchman of the fourth century. The Church forgot her name. Ask any Orthodox Christian, Catholic, or student of church history who saved the Nicene faith — the faith behind the Creed billions of Christians confess every Sunday — and they will name Basil the Great. Ask who made Basil the Great, and almost no one will know the answer.

The Lens of Victory Over Every Life Challenge is a powerful, personal testimony of faith, resilience, and God’s unending faithfulness. Written from deep personal experience, it shares how to view every struggle, trial, and hardship through the perspective of Jesus Christ — turning pain into purpose and defeat into victory. It is an encouraging guide for anyone walking through difficult times, reminding us that with God, no challenge is too great and every obstacle can become a stepping stone to blessing.

Most athletes want to be leaders, but very few know how. Most coaches want leaders, but very few have a system to build them. In every locker room, there is a spectrum. On one end is the Culture Cancer, the player who drains energy, blames others, and pulls the team toward mediocrity. On the other end is the Culture Captain, the player who raises standards, connects the disconnected, and protects the team’s values under pressure. Which one are you?

For four decades, Johnisha Matthews Levi believed a conventional story about her birth, picturing her happy parents at the hospital together. While sorting through her late mother's belongings, however, she discovered a document indicating that her father was instead serving time in Lorton Correctional Complex. This revelation, along with rumors about an FBI investigation of her deceased parents' "private business," leads Levi to unearth the hidden history of her family.

Visualize and create your reality with chaos magic! Divided into two parts - Theory and Praxis - this book is a primer for those seeking to explore the philosophies of chaos magic, its principles and practical applications. In Part One, you'll learn to harness the power of intention, belief, and creativity not only to shape your reality according to your desires but also to decondition your mind, remove limiting beliefs, enter altered states of consciousness, achieve gnosis, and more.

In the quiet, snow-covered town of Stanton, Christmas lights flicker under an eerie shadow, as a strange melody drifts through the cold night air. Amelia Fletcher first hears it in the town’s convenience store, a haunting, mournful carol on the radio, one chilling her to the core. Soon, she learns she is not alone; the unsettling tune has captivated everyone in Stanton, its dark melody awakening something sinister and long buried. Drawn together by the carol’s spell, Amelia and her friends, Jace and Cassie, embark on a journey to uncover Stanton’s darkest secrets.

In a magical world full of dreams and excitement, there were special protectors called the Star Guardians. They had a very important job: to watch over the stars and keep everything in balance on Earth. Among these guardians were four friends who were really special. There was Stella, who was...

Modernizing Your Word Is Your Wand for a contemporary audiobook audience involves translating a 1920s New Thought text into a sharp, execution-focused mental training manual. Stripping Archaic Syntax Florence Scovel Shinn’s original 1928 text relies on period-specific religious idioms...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. An army of eighteen warlords. Ten times the enemy's numbers. Supplies without end, and famous generals beyond counting. Yet at a single mountain pass, one man held them all — and they could not move. This is the story of Hulao Pass, where the great...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Rumors spread easily in any small town but in Cleveland, Alabama when someone goes missing the truth becomes a dangerous weapon. For Brothers Ben and John McBride, life in their rural Southern community has always been quiet, predictable, and defined by...

Enter a dreamlike world of memory and step onto a tropical island, where Diego and his dog Rex guide you through village life, the jungle, and the reef—while you build the foundations of Spanish. Learning a language involves many small steps. This audiobook is designed to make those first...

What if kindness had a little bit of magic? Imani loves being kind, especially when people notice. At school, every kind act earns a yellow leaf on the classroom kindness tree, and Imani is determined to collect more than anyone else. But after she stops to help a classmate with no plan, no...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. When the day grows quiet but your thoughts remain awake, you deserve a gentle reminder that peace can still meet you in the night. The hours before sleep can carry the weight of memories, worries, and questions that never seem fully settled. Sometimes...

In Nerves, physician and psychoanalytic writer Alfred B. Kuttner examines the psychological tensions he believed were shaping American life in the early twentieth century. Kuttner challenges the familiar explanation that modern nervous disorders are simply the result of business pressure...

What if death was no longer the end? When Professor Dowell, a brilliant scientist, dies under mysterious circumstances, his work does not die with him. In a secret laboratory, an experiment once thought impossible has become horrifyingly real. A human head can be kept alive, conscious and aware...

In Radicalism, journalist and economist George Soule examines the political, economic, and psychological roots of American radical thought in the years following World War I. Soule argues that genuine radicalism is not simply a demand for greater material wealth. At its core lies a deeper desire...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. When the day has taken more than it gave, you deserve a night filled with comfort, steadiness, and peace. The hours before sleep can leave the heart carrying worries that refuse to settle, especially when hardship and uncertainty have become part of...