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 Jerry Givens, "Essential Pranayama: Breathing Techniques for Balance, Healing, and Peace" English | ISBN: 1646117395 | 2020 | 194 pages | MOBI | 4 MB Increase energy, relieve stress, find balance―yogic breathing for every level  Jeff Mao, "Essential Chinese Hot Pot Cookbook: Everything You Need to Enjoy and Entertain at Home" English | ISBN: 1638073562 | 2021 | 144 pages | MOBI | 10 MB Learn how to make and share Chinese hot pot at home  Jay Dyer, "Esoteric Hollywood 3: Sex, Cults & Apocalypse in Films" English | ISBN: 1634245156 | 2025 | 320 pages | EPUB | 15 MB In Esoteric Hollywood 3: Sex, Cults & Apocalypse in Films, Jay Dyer pulls back the curtain on the deeper, often unsettling themes embedded in modern cinema. From blockbuster franchises to obscure B-movies, Dyer deciphers the esoteric symbolism, intelligence connections, and social engineering tactics hidden within Hollywood' s most iconic films. With sharp wit and meticulous research, he explores Christopher Nolan' s mind-bending narratives, the dark undercurrents of dystopian thrillers, and the disturbing connections between organized crime, intelligence agencies, and the entertainment industry. Is Hollywood merely reflecting culture, or is it actively shaping it? Are the apocalyptic themes in modern films just entertainment, or do they reveal something more sinister about the world' s future? Packed with insight, humor, and shocking revelations, Esoteric Hollywood 3 is a must-read for film lovers, conspiracy researchers, and anyone curious about the hidden forces influencing popular culture. Prepare to see your favorite movies- and the world- through an entirely new lens.  Mikio Sankey, "Esoteric Acupuncture Volume VI " English | ISBN: 0967063752 | 2014 | 809 pages | PDF | 12 MB Spiritual Balancing for Wellness and Awareness New Encoding Patterns based upon the Tiers of Destiny of consciousness A Brief Treatise on 3-6-1: Why do you think there are 361 major acupuncture points in the major acupuncture meridians? Learn topics not discussed in Traditional Acupuncture Theory: The Master Window Groups The Monadic Ray and its connection to Chinese Medicine Original Consciousness Our Original Shen Our Original Hun Introducing: The Hun Follow the Shen Pattern The Crystalline Waters Pattern The Extended Crystalline Heart Grid Pattern The Wind Mansion Pattern The Eight Heart-Gates Shaoyang Pattern The Wei Qi Grid Strengthening Pattern And others Build your Antahkarana - your inner Spiritual Antenna. Find your puzzle piece in Life. Included will be: Treatment protocols according to Tiers of Density of consciousness. Plus New Encoding Patterns with plenty of diagrams. Includes: The Hun Follow the Shen Pattern, Crystalline Waters Pattern, Crystalline Heart Grid Pattern, The Eight Heart Gates Pattern, Tree of Life Astral Pattern and others. There will be detailed step-by-step diagrams for the posterior visualization connections of the acupuncture points within the various New Encoding Patterns.  Stephen Wade, "Escapes from the Noose" English | ISBN: 1848682328 | 2010 | 128 pages | MOBI | 4 MB Over the centuries of British history, from the Anglo-Saxons to the 1960s, our society imposed the death penalty for serious crime. In the Regency years, the number of capital offences increased to over 200. But by the side of retribution there was always clemency. What could save a felon from the noose? From earliest times, the condemned could look to the sovereign for a royal pardon. Then, in 1782, came the establishment of the Home Office and the Home Secretary could play a part in reprieving those awaiting death in the condemned cell. At meetings in London, lists of the condemned were discussed and verdicts condoned or quashed. Life hung in the balance. In Escapes from the Noose, Stephen Wade tells the story of the pardons, the reprieves, the performances of some brilliant barristers to save clients, and the thorny problem of insanity and diminished responsibility. The book gives an account of these legal subjects, and explains the drama and sensation of the court of criminal appeal, which, from 1907, gave a last chance for the condemned in a hearing before the top judges of the land. Here you will find the stories of attempts to assassinate Queen Victoria, Dr Whitmarsh the abortionist, early forensics dramas, the murderous widow of Windy Nook, the story of Mrs Maybrick who may have been married to Jack the Ripper and many more. The stories cover the bizarre and the tragic, from the reprieve of the legless man to the murder of Jeannie Donald, for which the trial ended in the Scottish verdict of 'not proven.'  Anne Carson, "Eros the Bittersweet: An Essay " English | ISBN: 0691247935 | 2023 | 208 pages | AZW3 | 3 MB Named one of the 100 best nonfiction books of all time by the Modern Library  James D. Baird, "Epigenetics & Genetic Happiness: HOW TO INCREASE YOUR WELL-BEING by the author of the bestselling Happiness Genes" English | ISBN: 1793389004 | 2019 | 276 pages | MOBI | 540 KB The science of epigenetics has shown us that genes aren't destiny. Now we know that you are in far more control of your own physical and emotional well-being than was once believed possible. Dr. James Baird's newest book reveals how to use those research results to increase your personal happiness.Written for the general reader, Epigenetics & Genetic Happiness explains the science behind feelings, thinking processes, self-esteem, relationships, conflicts, love, and other important aspects of human life. This book explains why so many of our efforts to achieve happiness fail and provides therapies you can use to improve your own physical and emotional well-being.  Apple Zefelius Igrek, "Entropic Affirmation: On the Origins of Conflict in Change, Death, and Otherness" English | ISBN: 1498567991 | 2018 | 166 pages | MOBI | 725 KB How do we conceptualize death when its very nature implies absence and nothingness? It is difficult to put into words precisely because we want our words to help us delineate the world around us, whereas the absence associated with death is the opposite of such delineation. For this reason, death might be said to represent a form of infinite otherness, something radically different from our usual, finite, anthropomorphic way of thinking about the world. With this in mind, Apple Igrek observes an unusual paradox. Some philosophers argue that we should be more open to that which is infinitely other (as with change or death) in the context of ethics, culture, and politics, while others critique this position since we cannot logically say what is more or less open to the immeasurable. It would therefore seem impossible to defend the relevance of what is infinite to ethics while nevertheless acknowledging the validity of the above-stated critique. If we want, in other words, to say that infinite otherness remains relevant to our social and ethical values, we will have a difficult time doing so unless we create a new methodological approach determining how it is possible for pure absence and alterity to play a role in the creation of those values. In this book Apple Igrek takes up the challenge of articulating this new approach explaining how something transcending our finite comprehension (as with death or never-ending change) is nonetheless essential for describing the construction of social values, especially in terms of describing their conflictual and agonistic tendencies.  Thich Nhat Hanh, "Enjoying the Ultimate: Commentary on the Nirvana Chapter of the Chinese Dharmapada" English | ISBN: 1946764825 | 2021 | 192 pages | MOBI | 678 KB For Buddhists seeking perfection, the Sanskrit word "nirvana" is held as the unreachable goal. But in this definitive, direct translation of the Chinese Dharmapada by Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh, nirvana is not what you think it is.  Jeremy Black, "English Nationalism: A Short History" English | ISBN: 1849049858 | 2018 | 196 pages | PDF | 1376 KB Englishness is an idea, a consciousness and a proto-nationalism. There is no English state within the United Kingdom, no English passport, Parliament or currency, nor any immediate prospect of any. That does not mean that England lacks an identity, although English nationalism, or at least a distinctive nationalism, has been partly forced upon the English by the development in the British Isles of strident nationalisms that have contested Britishness, and with much success. |
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