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Go from intuitive but clueless to psychic mastery in a year! 365 Ways to Develop Your Psychic Abilities is a daily study guide and course to develop your psychic abilities. Become Alexandra Chauran's psychic apprentice as you learn meditation, trance techniques, divination, and how to perform readings.

Tall Tales for Short People will make you laugh, dream, and time travel. This collection of short stories is for kids ages four to eleven. Older kids can listen to some stories, such as "Jungle Music" and "Little Dragonfly", with their younger siblings.

Anya's husband, a submariner, has died at sea, leaving Anya alone with her baby daughter. She returns to Moscow, but rebuilding her life is unexpectedly hard. It's the 1990s, and Moscow is undergoing dramatic social and economic changes. The old ways of living and making money don't work. Anya has to find new ways to survive, and fast. Her new life takes Anya from Moscow to Poland to Beijing, with dramatic experiences and encounters with violent crime, deceit, and corruption.

You are not a body with a mind walking around in a physical universe. You are pure conscious awareness, and the physical universe is "walking around" within you. That includes what you think of as your body and your mind, as well as every other body you perceive. In this groundbreaking book by Abraham, you'll learn what happens when two people put out conflicting intentions. You'll understand how and why everything in your life comes about, and how the subjective universe only has one manifester: you.

Anya, a 17-year-old high school graduate, can't wait to marry her high school sweetheart and have a secure and stable life with him. Even when Russia is thrown into political turmoil and economic hardships, from food shortages and long grocery lines to exorbitant prices and late-night monetary reforms, Anya believes that love will persevere. Then, life takes an unexpected turn, and Anya has to face deceit, betrayal, and humiliation from the person closest to her.

Most books about the Soviet Union focus on politics, food shortages, or lack of democratic freedoms. This collection of stories portrays everyday experiences of a young girl growing up in the Soviet Union of the 1970s. Childhood can be a magical and innocent time, oblivious to political regimes and problems. And that's what these 12 stories strive to convey.

Ben Bat loved Halloween more than any other time of the year. It was the one time of year his mom let him fly all night long. It was also the night he could meet with friends he didn't see the rest of the year, Wanda Witch, Matt Mummy and Gary Ghost. Find out how the night turn out to be a surprise for Ben Bat.

Caroline Cricket lived in a shady grove of trees underneath a patch of beautiful, green ferns. Like all the crickets that lived under the ferns, Caroline loved to rub her back legs together to make music. Cricket music didn't sound like other music. It sounded like a chirping noise and crickets made it to let the humans of the world know Fall was coming. Making cricket music wasn't easy and it took a lot of practice. Caroline will participate in a concert. Will she be able to play it properly when she gets on stage?

Emerly was on her way to visit her grandma one day and when she observes a lady healing a dog at the train station. It made a big impression on her for the entire day. Later her grandma surprises her by given puppy. They play all the time. One time, her puppy got hurt, the lady appeared. Would the lady heal her puppy or leave them alone?

Heidi is a small hermit crab who lives on a sandy beach near the ocean. She had a beautiful spotted shell. Like all hermit crabs, her shell was her home and she carried it around on her back. She loved her shell but it was getting too small, and her parents told her that it was time to pick out a new one. Will she ever replace her old shell?

Gary Goat likes carrot so much he can eat carrots all day. One day Rachel invited Gary to go check out a place that grew big carrots on the other side of the river. Will they find the big carrots Rachel was talking about?

The death of my husband tore apart my world. This audiobook contains my innermost thoughts as I came to grips with his death. My writing helped me deal with my terrible loss. Chapters in this book were written at various times as I grieved. There is one recurring theme, and that is that we remain connected through our love. I call it the love connection. This love connection is what enabled me to survive after the death of my husband.