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The successful study of the subject of the Angelic Hosts restores to its essential monotheism every apparently polytheistic religion. At the heart of every great world faith is the concept of an absolute, unknowable, infinite and unchanging source and foundation. From this, at regular intervals, emanates the potentiality of divine Ideation as the purest abstraction. This is the reality behind the One God, however formalized, of all religions and especially of the esotericism of the Ancient Mysteries.

Politeness, founded upon such a rule, becomes the expression, in graceful manner, of social virtues. The spirit of politeness consists in a certain attention to forms and ceremonies, which are meant both to please others and ourselves, and to make others pleased with us; a still clearer definition may be given by saying that politeness is goodness of heart put into daily practice; there can be no true politeness without kindness, purity, singleness of heart, and sensibility

Martha Reese carries nothing but a dying friend’s final plea—and a silent baby whose future depends on her. When she collapses at the edge of a stranger’s ranch, she wakes in the arms of Ezra Hollister, a quiet man with a guarded heart. Ezra never expected the woman at his gate to unravel his world. But with townsfolk whispering and shadows creeping from Martha’s past, he offers his name in a marriage of convenience. What begins as protection slowly becomes something neither dared hope for.

In the beginning, on the First Day, which was the holy First Day of the Week, the chief and firstborn of all the days, God, created the heavens, and the earth, and the waters, and the air, and the fire, and the hosts which are invisible (that is to say, the Angels, Archangels, Thrones, Lords, Principalities, Powers, Cherubim and Seraphim), and all the ranks and companies of Spiritual beings, and the Light, and the Night, and the Day-time, and the gentle winds and the strong winds.

Boston Traveler’s Pocket Guide: History, Eats & Family Favorites is your ultimate companion for exploring Boston, whether it’s your first visit or a return trip. Discover historic landmarks, world-class museums, vibrant neighborhoods, and family-friendly activities that make Boston unforgettable. Follow the Freedom Trail through cobblestone streets, visit the Museum of Fine Arts and Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, or explore the Museum of Science and New England Aquarium with the kids.

Looking to turn your love of roses into real income? The Business of Roses: A Modern Gardener’s Guide to Cultivating Roses and Growing Income is the ultimate guide for aspiring flower farmers, rose enthusiasts, and small-scale growers who want to build a sustainable cut flower business.

Exploring New Brunswick is your immersive companion to one of Canada’s most overlooked and extraordinary provinces. From thundering tides and dense forests to centuries-old communities and vibrant modern cities, this book pulls back the curtain on New Brunswick’s past and present — giving you the insights, stories, and destinations that even locals admire.

From the colorful row houses of St. John’s to the ancient echoes of Viking settlements, Newfoundland and Labrador: A Journey Through Time and Terrain takes you on an unforgettable exploration of one of the most breathtaking and culturally rich corners of the world. Whether you’re planning a visit, reliving a cherished trip, or simply captivated by places shaped by history and heart, this book brings the province’s landscapes and legends to life.

Cape Breton Uncovered: A Local’s Guide to the Top Destinations on Canada’s Most Scenic Island is your gateway to exploring one of the most breathtaking and culturally rich destinations in North America. This guide goes beyond the basics to offer authentic, insider-level insight into the island’s 10 must-see places, thoughtfully curated for travelers seeking adventure, history, serenity, and true connection.

In this comprehensive guide to modern aromatherapy, author Juan Rodriguez Aceves shares his personal journey of recovering his sense of smell after COVID-19, while offering a deeply researched and practical approach to understanding and using essential oils for healing and wellness.

The Catholic Teacher’s Daily Prayer Guide is a soul-refreshing devotional designed specifically for Catholic educators navigating the daily demands of the classroom and beyond. Whether you're lesson planning, grading late into the night, or supporting students emotionally and spiritually, this book provides a moment of calm to recharge your faith and renew your mission. Each of the 21 reflections includes a brief Scripture passage, a heartfelt meditation rooted in Catholic tradition, and a focused prayer to carry you through your day.

Emma desperately needs to escape her employer’s son who has illicit intentions for her. But with no family, she fears what will happen to her on the streets of Philadelphia. But the employer’s kind daughter has a plan to get Emma away from her brother, even though it involves a big deception.

Jesus had to learn about the kingdom of man. Man knew nothing of the kingdom of God. Is this what Jesus tried to share with mankind? Joseph was in the middle of morals and customs of the human world. Then he found himself in the world of God and his Angels.

The original sayings are given in alphabetical order with translation and explanatory notes. Many Hebrew maxims of individual Rabbis are also included in his list.

At the cutting edge of the giant "boomer" retirement wave, recently divorced Jake Bronson joins a local continuing care retirement community (CCRC). He had always considered this community a place where "old elephants went to die", but quickly discovers it is much more than that. Now, one of them himself, he grapples with adjusting to this totally new world. Trips to Martinique, Maine, Paris, Kenya, and Hawaii each pull him out of the community, but give him a new perspective on it when he returns.

It ought not to be necessary to ask a man if he likes his work. The radiance of his face should tell that. His very buoyancy and pride in his task, his spirit of unbounded enthusiasm and zest ought to show it.

On making the discovery that parts of the Bible are allegorical, I began to apply the various keys—also to be found in ancient and modern literature on the subject—to many of the books of the Bible. The rewards—the resolving of many textual difficulties and the gaining of a philosophy of life, spiritual, intellectual and pre-eminently practical—have been so immeasurably rich that I have felt moved to share them in book form.

Cora's life shatters, and she desperately needs to get away from Chicago, where ridicule and shame follow her. When her sister encourages her to go west to Colorado and meet a man she had been corresponding with, Cora agrees. Widower Hugh awaits Amy's arrival, after proposing a marriage of convenience to her, as he knows his infant daughter needs a mother. But when Amy is nowhere to be seen, he is faced with a shocking revelation, and a switched bride.

In Oriental teaching, there is a degree to which man frees himself from "subjectivity". Subjectivity is that state of being under the power or authority of another or a system of ideas, or a code of action derived from the findings of the senses.

Omoiyari is the philosophy of selfless compassion. This is the audiobook to help you see the beauty in omoiyari and bring harmony into your own life. All simply by bringing happiness into the lives of others. Understanding the foundations of omoiyari will give an even greater sense of embodiment and appreciation. From the main branch omoi and kirei to omakase, this book breaks down the principles of omoiyari to boost your comprehension and in turn your attainment. Have a listen and see if you can bring omoiyari into your life, and make your own happiness.