The poetry of the Magic of Life connects to us through the five elements of nature and life, with the understanding of the consciousness and the sacred geometry of language. Humanity is intrinsically woven through the 5 elements of nature and life. The truth is there is no separation. This is the mystery and magic of life. This book is written in conscious language coded with sacred geometry. Being conscious of language and sound starts in the heart, radiating out, transforming how humanity lives in the NOW MOMENT. My hope is that the sacred poems in this ...

Freemen and Slaves is a historical tragedy in five acts, written by William Ball and published in 1838. The play is set in ancient Rome and explores the themes of slavery, freedom, and power. The main characters are Titus, a wealthy Roman citizen, and his slave, Philotas. Titus is a cruel and selfish man who treats his slaves with disdain and uses his power to control others. Philotas, on the other hand, is a kind and intelligent slave who longs for freedom and a better life. As the play unfolds, the two men become embroiled in a power struggle that leads ...

The Wine Question In The Light Of The New Dispensation is a book written by John Ellis in 1882. The book explores the topic of wine consumption from a religious perspective, specifically in relation to the teachings of the New Testament. Ellis argues that the consumption of wine is not inherently sinful, but rather it is the abuse of alcohol that is condemned in the Bible. He also discusses the historical and cultural context of wine in biblical times, and how it was used for medicinal and social purposes. The book is written in a scholarly and analytical ...

Enjoy this fast-paced, steamy, witchy series by paranormal romance author KJ Warawa. Her magical gift led her to him... But his dark past could tear them apart. Psychologist Rowena Williams is hearing voices. Until recently, she was spellbound, but now she can no longer deny that she has a magical gift for communicating with the dead. Or that the voices she hears are because she won't let go of the past. Reclusive writer Connor Davis is captivated by the beautiful woman who turns up on his doorstep. As intriguing as he finds her, he has no intention ...

Have you ever been in Stuck-Ville? Ever resigned yourself to plan B and then realized it wasn't the second chance you were looking for but merely second best? A Fascination with Forward is a must read if you are ready to put the past into perspective, pull the root of your pain right out, tackle your true/false beliefs about God, and release your plan A! Does forgiveness matter? You bet! This book will ensue you don't let the past cause you to miss the party. Once you have read this book, you will know you have found a friend.

The Life of James Francis Leonard: The First Practical Sound-Reader of the Morse Alphabet is a biographical book written by John Wilson Townsend and published in 1909. The book details the life and achievements of James Francis Leonard, who is credited as the first person to develop a practical system for reading Morse code through sound. The book begins by providing a brief overview of Leonard's early life and education, including his interest in telegraphy and his work as a telegraph operator. It then delves into Leonard's development of the sound-reading ...

Explore the unique landscape of German wit and humor with "The Humour of Germany," a curated collection offering a fascinating glimpse into German culture through its comedic traditions. Compiled by Hans Müller-Casenov and Bertha Antoinetta Johanna Müller, this volume presents a range of humorous writings reflecting the German spirit. Dive into classic examples of satire and lighthearted observations that have entertained readers for generations. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in understanding the nuances of German humor ...

In the 1950s, young business students were taught to hire on with a large corporation, climb from entry level up the ladder one step at a time until one reached their career goal. Though author Gary P. Perkins lacked an advanced degree from a prestigious institution of higher education, he had a great advantage. He hailed from a long line of hard-rock miners who had pounded through granite in Britain and later, soft limestone when they harvested the precious minerals of America in the nineteenth century. He knew, firsthand, the value and rewards of hard work. ...

This straightforward book serves as a practical guide to engineers on the processes to be followed in commissioning a concrete repair. It stresses the need to fully understand the cause, extent, and location of the problem by appropriate in situ and laboratory testing, and outlines the steps to a successful repair. It includes sections on the different repair techniques, giving practical advice as to where and when to use them, and warns of the pitfalls of their incorrect use. It also includes an up-to-date guide on the current standards for repair and ...