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Keith Hill

Credit isn't just a score — it's leverage. It's access. It's a wealth‑building engine.In Credit as a Wealth Tool, Keith Hill breaks down the real purpose of credit: not to borrow recklessly, but to position yourself for opportunity, funding, and long‑term financial power. This book teaches readers how to shift from seeing credit as a burden to using it as a strategic asset that accelerates wealth.Whether you're rebuilding, starting...

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Keith Hill

New Zealand literature has no one like Keith Hill. Always surprising, a genuine original. - Roger HorrocksTHE MODERN DILEMMAHaving spent a lifetime of Western privilegedoing the limbo while jumping over my kneesI feel it is my right now to proclaimI consider myself short-changed.During hours spent stopped in rush hour queuesI have meticulously catalogued the disparitiesbetween what people heap on their teaspoonsand the...

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Keith Hill

“The particular form of meditation is unimportant. Some people sit, others stand, walk, sing or sway rhythmically; different cultures and traditions have different practices. What is important is that the meditator attains a focused inner state in which the external world is shut out and the mind is directed to pay attention to subtle communications. That such a state is attained and sustained is what matters. How such a state is achieved does not matter.”Author Keith Hill question...

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Keith Hill

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Channelled Spirituality Series

The greatest personal difficulties we face, along with the psychological strengths and weaknesses that loom largest in our life, have their roots in previous life experience. This makes our personal psychology the tip of an iceberg that has been profoundly shaped by our past life undertakings, reactions and choices. Only by adopting a multi-life perspective can we get to the heart of who we are at our deepest level, and learn what is driving us in this life.Psychological Spirit...

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Keith Hill

Striving To be Humanexamines what our moral values are, how we came to have them, and how we can add a spiritual dimension to them.Westerners live in liberal, secular democracies. The religious and moral certainties of the past have lost their influence on us, replaced by liberal freedoms that have led to a culture of moral relativism. The plus about this is that it gives each of us the freedom to decide what is right and wrong. But if moral relativism considers all moral ...

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Keith Hill

Our view of the universe has changed radically since the Renaissance. We no longer think, speak, live, or see the world as our forebears did. The Protestant Reformation, the replacing of feudal social hierarchies with liberal democracy, the separation of State and Church, the industrial revolution, the advent of universal education, shifting from mythological religious explanations of the world to those offered by scientific materialism, the rise of the autonomous individual – these collec...

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Keith Hill

We live in an era when traditional religious approaches to spirituality are increasingly losing relevance. Equally, the sciences, which have very successfully helped us understand physical reality, are not equipped to fathom the subtleties of deep inner experience. Each approach offers useful insights, but neither is sufficient. We urgently need new forms of spirituality appropriate to life in the twenty-first century.Experimental Spirituality is the first in a series of f...

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Keith Hill

To equip new and existing landlords with the skills, systems, and strategies needed to purchase, manage, and grow profitable and sustainable single-family rental properties — without stress, guesswork, or burnout

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Keith Gray

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Louis Hill

Critically acclaimed author Keith Gray masterfully grapples with the difficult dynamics of a tumultuous family environment in this compelling and bittersweet tale.When Ben sees a monstrous gargoyle creeping across the midnight rooftops, he’s desperate to tell someone. But Ben feels alone in his new home and is finding it hard fitting in at his new school.Ben’s dad doesn’t believe him. He’s always angry. He says Ben needs to act his age, stand up to the scho...

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Keith Hill

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Classics of World Mysticism

In 1201, Shaykh Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi arrived in Mecca. Among the many people who impressed him one drew his attention above all others: Nizám, the daughter of a prominent religious teacher. As Beatrice did for Dante, Nizám soon inspired a sequence of love poems that are Ibn 'Arabi's poetic masterpiece, Tarjumán al-Aswáq (The Interpreter of Desire).Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi was known as Shaykh al-Akbar (the Greatest Shaykh), a title given him due to his profound knowled...

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Keith Hill

Day in and day out, never resting, Puck played. Having no body, he flitted from star to star, solar system to solar system. Ever at fun, he gambolled through the ten thousand veils of reality. Life to him was a joy, and that joy was his life's whole meaning. Yet he whose time-span was measured in units far exceeding an earthly aeon found that, in the end, he could not escape time. And one day a message came to Puck from the very centre of the Starways, commanding that he attend on the Gods...

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Keith Hill

Why are we the person we are? Why did someone significant enter our life at the precise moment they did? How is it we’re naturally attracted to certain people, situations, work, opportunities and not others? Why are we living this life and not another life with different people? And where does God and our spiritual identity fit into it all?Our life seems to be an enigma impossible to unravel. We feel we’re living behind a veil, suspecting something more is going on but knowing we’r...