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Los Orishas la historia de los Santos en la religión Yoruba. Los Orishas existen para ayudar los humanos alcanzar el objetivo de la autorrealizacion. Por tanto, todo los seres humanos están conectados unos con otro sin importar su apariencia, religión o hogar porque todos le deben su propia existencia al mismo aliento de vida que los anima a todos y de la misma manera todos los seres humanos están relacionados con todo los seres vivos.

This book is about first camping attended by the author when he was ten years old back in Kenya. He was intrigued by sweet melody played in a piano making him wonder about "what is a piano?" This changed his life making him ask everyone in his village and school if they had a piano in their home.

There is no defense against the evidence that leads to the conclusion that God approves of same-sex marriage. Evangelicals have not used their historical-grammatical method of interpretation deeply enough to identify the mistranslations relative to gay and intersex issues. When you read the book you will see.

The book opens with Chad and Cathy's godfather, Professor Barnhart, phoning them and reporting a strange series of burglaries occurring at his residence, Sunset Village Retirement Community. What makes these burglaries strange is the thief is leaving behind an item of equal or greater value in place of the item stolen. Chad and Cathy must find out who is stealing the jewelry, how they are able to enter and exit the residences without being seen, and who is funding these highly complex break-ins. When they finally uncover the answers to this caper, a conspiracy of epic proportions starts to unravel. Their very lives are now threatened. They started to wish that they were somewhere else when Professor Barnhart called!

Gia Giraffe has just moved into Sunnyside Zoo and she's nervous because she doesn't know any animals there. That night, when everyone leaves, Iggy Iguana, the zoo's official messenger and party planner comes to visit and invites Gia to a parade to welcome her to the zoo. Gia and Iggy watch the parade, Gia's introduced to and befriends the other animals at Sunnyside Zoo.

Charles is a 54-year-old businessman with offices in Saint Petersburg, Russia and New York. He's the CEO and Owner of Clean Power, inc., a company that drills for and installs Geothermal energy systems. An internal theft of confidential information nearly causes the failure of his company. He is broken emotionally after losing his biological family, and combined with the theft, he's on the verge of a nervous breakdown and suicide.A 32-year-old driven and successful entrepreneur, Marina, owns Marina's Fashions in chic downtown Saint Petersburg, Russia, next door to Clean Power, Inc. She meets Charles at an office party at Marina's Fashions. They are attracted to each other but after several failed attempts to meet for intimacy, they finally have sex on their third date.Charles travels to different countries, proposing Geothermal power to private and governmental entities. He meets Marina at romantic getaways as he travels for business. They visit exciting places like the Chichen Itza pyramids in the Yucatan, the Amazon Rainforest, the Caribbean, Egypt, and more. They eat exotic foods indigenous to the cultures they're visiting. He introduces her to Churrasco in the Amazon Rainforest, Mayan food in Chichen Itza, they swim nude in a Cenote. They learn of the medicinal qualities of plants native to the Amazon Rainforest.Natalia is a beautiful 28-year-old woman who studied to be a nun but decided she wanted to enjoy sex for the first time and to have a family. So she drops her studies to be a nun and goes to nursing school instead.She is assigned to a remote village in the Urals where CP, Inc. is drilling to install a Geothermal unit. She travels to Saint Petersburg, Russia for a meeting with one of her sponsors and meets Charles in a thunderstorm. They are attracted to each other, and Natalia eventually gives Charles her virginity.

One of the lessons I've learned on my journey about affirmation is that questions hold little to no resistance. While reflecting on my energy after being triggered by well-meaning people who undoubtedly love and wish the best for me, I discovered a negative remark made about me: 'Who does she THINK she is?' This comment left me feeling extremely uncomfortable and compelled me to shrink myself.After years of practicing self-awareness, I decided to address this question that lingered in my subconscious mind proactively. 'Who do you THINK you are?' I asked myself. This self-inquiry marked the beginning of my journey to fully embody who I truly am and respond to that question with unwavering confidence.Because I am a hands-on learner, I've created this book as a practical tool. It offers a tangible representation of the method I used to explore that question, understand it deeply, and manifest the experiences I desire. If you are curious about the path to self-discovery, using this book is a great start!

This book takes you on a captivating journey through a series of stories set in the inner parts of the city, offering a unique perspective on real-life situations. Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of colorful personalities and experience the unpredictable encounters that will leave you both laughing and scratching your head.

Every garden offers opportunities to innovate and reflect personal interests, or as shown in H. Ralph Schumacher's book, to be idiosyncratic. This lavishly illustrated guide offers inspirational ideas from both Philadelphia area gardens and the author's own garden for developing distinctive features for any garden. Some of the topics covered include topography, color schemes, seasonal changes, focal points, using art in the garden, plant selection, and creating themes in the garden.The text and accompanying illustrations trace the evolution of the author's garden since 1967, when he purchased his home. A jungle gym used by his young children transitions into a frame for a climbing vine. Personal touches, including a handmade weathervane and terracotta jar, as well as various bird feeders and a sundial, enliven the landscape. The author includes ideas and objects picked up on his travels and demonstrate how to successfully incorporate themes from other cultures into one's own unique garden. He documents how the landscape in his own garden changes with the seasons.Writing in a conversational, accessible style, Schumacher's book is the perfect companion on a delightful journey into the world of creating memorable, distinctive gardens.

Being the owner of vast stretches of land in certain areas of Pakistan meant you could marry the most beautiful girl of any nearby village, a devout Muslim woman from an affluent family born of a traditional Hindu caste and the eldest daughter of a neighboring landlord. Looking back in writing this now, I think about all the people who were supposed to care about me who had bad intentions related to why they claimed to welcome me as an American, never bothering to fill me in as to the reasons why I traveled to Pakistan. I found myself in a strange new land left to raise Sameer and Asad without a father. Thrust into a world of strangers disguised as well-meaning relatives extending a hand to greet me as a foreigner from the United States, I found myself standing in the middle of a deserted field trying not to see Daniyal in new relatives offering flowers and Muslim prayers of protection in Urdu. I was no longer called by my birth name Samantha but morphed into a Pakistani woman known only by my Muslim name, Kasra Say You'll Wait for Me is my first book based on a true- to life experience of meeting and marrying an immigrant from a rural village area of Ganish, Pakistan. As I struggle to fit in with a large, eccentric joint family as a foreigner from Louisiana who knows next to nothing about Pakistani customs, haphazard attempts at blending in with my Muslim family turn into a series of cultural blunders and missteps. Secretive in-laws appear as well-meaning family members offering Muslim prayers, revealing a series of family betrayals and secrets surrounding an ongoing legal case in Karachi, Pakistan involving the acquisition of ancestral property. A territorial dispute in Karachi, Pakistan spirals out of control in the form of an ongoing family feud.What remains of my time in a rural village area of Ganish is a true story comprised of people who lied to me, and a broken promise of a happy life in a foreign country that existed in a past memory. The beginning of our financial issues began more than five years ago over a valuable piece of property in Karachi. The most tragic part of my real-life experience about marrying a Pakistani wasn't that years later I had come to find out my immigrant husband's ancestral land had been stolen from him and he could no longer return to his birth country. I prayed for the land to be returned to its rightful owner. Say You'll Wait for Me

Mary is a single mom raising her only child, Starr. Heading towards Starr's high school graduation, Mary introduces her to her new mate Pierre. Everything is great until the attraction Pierre develops for Starr becomes too intense! Starr begins to betray her mother by entertaining his subtle advances. Soon, it becomes a task keeping their attraction discreet! Who will find out first? Will Mary discover anything or will Pierre's wife become suspicious? Unconditional interests become deadly when boundaries are crossed.

There is no time but Now; and there is no place but Here...therefore you are Now Here. This book is a documented account and recollection of LIFE events and EXPERIENCES, shared in the hope that one may begin to remember who one truly is. Being duty-bound by GOD to share a personal account of one's inner journal is truly a sign of transparency and hopefully attract the attention of the masses, because it is the masses who are "sleep-living" and don't know that they are "sleep-living." Sleep-living is a state of being like the walking dead. Day in and day out!The existence of humankind as we know it is gradually slipping away, because of its current trajectory. The lack of respect and care for the Earth is destroying the world and if humankind fails to change course, humankind will destroy the planet. There is a lot of work to do on a collective conscious level, and collectively, it can be done. There are already so many other precious souls who have stepped into their role of awareness and are doing their work. While others will continue to play their role in this earthly plane until they choose a different role that is better suited to fulfil a higher purpose for the mutual benefit of all.This shift in collective consciousness is not something that can be mandated or legislated. It must be a personal choice to desire a better state of being not only for oneself; but for everyone, as people, we are all connected; therefore, whatever affects one, affects ALL.Stop and take a look around; the state of being for the majority of people is not as one would like. Other forms of worldly rulers, governments, and organized religions who do not allow one to think for oneself, all have and play their major roles well. Everybody takes chances with human lives every day all day, nonstop, from all aspects of LIFE. This has to stop! This is the value that is placed on LIFE.... ah God.... ah Life.... THINK about this! What would be the difference, whether it's God or Life? God being ALL in ALL and through ALL. People tend to view God in ways that are familiar and if and when God appears different from the times of old and the way people were accustomed to, people tend to dismiss events or experiences as being God; and therefore, miss God on so many levels. Open UP! Can't confine God to be and act the same no matter how you try. He is the thing used to attempt to confine Him. So, stop doing that! God cannot be defined nor confined to any one thing. The one constant about God is, that he is always changing to adapt to the needs of His children.

The book opens with the assassination attempt of Steve Alden, a smart, successful and driven man. Haunted by the memories of a bleak childhood, Steve transforms his fear of never having enough into always getting what he wants: the beautiful wife, the big estate, the cutting-edge business.The last thing to cross off his list is entrance into the most exclusive club in town, the kind he saw pictures of in magazines at the doctors office when he was young. As Steve finally hobnobs with the best of societies best, he feels like it's still not enough and what starts as the need to sit at the best table in the house ends in depravity, jealousy and rage.But who felt enough rage to actually want to kill him?Through the eyes of Steve's wife, Barbara, we learn about the ladies at the ultra posh Upper Brookville Country Club; where they shopped, what they wore, their secrets, and where they sat at the clubs formal dinner dances was very important. We also learn about the journey that it takes to become a part of this Club.