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What if the Bible you grew up with was only part of the story? For over 1,500 years, the Ethiopian Orthodox Church has kept the largest biblical canon in Christianity. It is a library of sacred writings quoted in the New Testament, copied by hand in the ancient language of Geez and kept alive in...

You Felt It Long Before You Had a Name for It. The room that changes when someone walks in. A friend's grief arriving in your chest before she speaks. You were told you were too sensitive—nobody told you it was information, and that information can be trained. From Empath to Psychic Healer takes you from overwhelmed sensitive to skilled healer. Written with the Melanin empath in mind.

When your mind won’t stop, how can your heart feel safe? Author and emotional healing mentor Ellis D. Mercer offers a transformative bundle for anyone trapped in anxious attachment, toxic thought loops, or self-doubt. If you constantly overthink your partner’s words, fear abandonment, or feel lost in love, this complete emotional reset helps you reconnect with your inner safety, self-worth, and feminine power—so you can build love that feels secure, grounded, and real.

In this guide, I would like to give you an insight into keeping, raising and training your horse as a partner. The focus will be on the factor of natural handling. Basic theoretical knowledge will be conveyed with corresponding practical suggestions. Meanwhile, topics such as communication between humans and horses and species-appropriate husbandry will be addressed. Newcomers to the field of riding will gain an extensive insight into the mindset of the four-legged friends and equestrian "know-how".

If you've ever sensed that the world of the Bible was bigger than the pages in front of you, you're right. You just haven't had a map. The Enoch Study Bible is that map: a 52-week guided study that follows a single tradition across more than a thousand years. It starts with Enoch and the fall of...

If you've ever read Genesis 6, or Jude's letter, and wondered who the "sons of God" really were, or what happened to the man who walked with God and was seen no more—you're not alone. The Books of Enoch (Commentary Included) is a complete, listenable guide to the ancient texts behind those questions: the fall of the Watchers, the giants born from it, and the visions of heaven that shaped centuries of Jewish and Christian thought. This edition is designed for listeners who want the real texts, not a summary—and who want them in language they can actually listen to.

Stop wasting time wondering what to study, what to skip, or whether you're truly prepared for the SIE Exam. This audiobook gives you a clear, structured path to build your knowledge, sharpen your skills, and approach exam day with confidence. No endless theory. No unnecessarily complicated explanations. Instead, you'll focus on the concepts that matter, reinforce them through targeted practice, and progressively build the knowledge you need—even if you're starting with little or no financial background.

At Some Point, They Stopped Needing to Manipulate You. You'd Learned to Do It for Them. You apologize before you've said anything wrong. You soften an opinion before anyone pushes back. You check your memory against someone else's version, and you let theirs win. It doesn't feel like control. It feels like being careful. That's why it works. This two-book collection takes that machinery apart. The first book shows how covert influence works: what it exploits, how it hides, and how it holds its grip.

Two habits. One root cause. One system to end them both — using the hours you already spend asleep. You've probably tried to quit smoking, or cut back on drinking, or both, using the same tool every time: willpower. And it probably worked, for a while, until stress or just an ordinary Friday quietly pulled you back. That's not a character flaw. The part of your brain that makes resolutions and the part that reaches for a cigarette or pours a third drink are not the same part, and no amount of wanting it badly enough closes that gap.

You Keep Replaying That Conversation. You Still Can't Name What Went Wrong. Nothing was said outright. But you walked away confused, half-convinced you were overreacting. Your instincts were right—you just didn't have the framework to see what actually happened. Unmasking Dark Psychology skips the glossary of buzzwords, gaslighting, love-bombing, triangulation, and goes straight to the mechanism underneath them: why these tactics work on smart, perceptive people every time.

The Clarity Doesn't Come During the Relationship. It Comes After. Some ordinary Tuesday, your mind connects the dots on its own—the early days that felt electric, the first apology for something you hadn't done, the conversations you rehearsed in your head just to keep the peace. You weren't naive. You were generous, attentive, and someone noticed that before you did. Most books in this category either hand you a glossary of buzzwords or drown you in academic theory.

Feminism affects us all and a sound basic knowledge of the subject is essential, especially at the moment. In this book, you will learn what all these terms mean and how they relate to feminism. Once you understand how sexism works, how it manifests itself and how feminism can help combat it, you too can contribute to creating a modern world without gender discrimination.

Do you want to learn how to effectively manipulate other people? This book aims to be your guide, reference work and companion. People often think that manipulating others is a bad thing. But this does not have to be the case.

When a child is going through a developmental spurt, it can be nerve-wracking. But here, too, you know it's important and it will pass. But what if the child is always very sensitive and reacts to things with a lot of emotions, perhaps having even less control over their feelings than another child? The environment usually judges our entire behavior, often after just a few minutes and impressions. The child is "too shy" or "too hyper"; a highly sensitive child might be told.

It's not that you don't want to stop. It's that the part of you that wants to stop can't reach the part of you that keeps pouring. You're not what people picture when they hear the word "alcoholic." You hold your job together, show up for the people you love, function. But there's a private loop running underneath all of it — the promise to cut back, the third drink you said you wouldn't have, the version of yourself you keep meaning to become.

You've quit before. Maybe more than once. This time, the part of your brain that actually runs the habit gets addressed—while you sleep. Willpower was never the missing piece. The urge to smoke doesn't live in the part of your mind that reads self-help books and makes resolutions—it lives deeper, in automatic circuitry built by years of repetition, which is exactly why reasoning your way out of it keeps not working, no matter how badly you want it to.

Has it ever happened to you that you suddenly couldn't keep up with an interesting conversation? That's not a nice feeling and can lead to embarrassing situations in which you appear uninformed and clueless. If you hardly know anything about the world, you are quickly left behind in conversations and find it difficult to form an opinion on socially relevant topics. In a fast-paced and increasingly hectic world, it is often difficult to distinguish between important and unimportant knowledge and to find the right words.

Power -- a word we all know and by which we can imagine what lies behind this term. Power - the majority of people want it, but not everyone knows how to achieve it. Power - has seven important pillars and can have both positive and negative effects for the powerful and the powerless.

You've Been Sensing Things You Couldn't Explain. This Book Is the Framework You Were Missing. Something shifted after your attunement. Spaces started feeling different. A client's grief arrived in your chest before they said a word. You found your hands drawn to a spot you hadn't planned to go—and when you stayed there, something released. You drove home afterward carrying a weight that wasn't yours. Your training covered hand positions. It didn't cover any of this.

You learned to read the room before you learned to trust yourself. To anticipate other people's needs before recognizing your own. To work harder for love, approval, and connection than you ever should have had to. And now, years later, you may still be paying the price.