Ekwensu,a book about the gods and deities and people of an African Nation. What do these gods mean and do. And how their world and people has turned to a very primitive one and are barbaric oriented. How it has set a very negative and bad foundations and cause such a people, place and world to be called a third world. And lastly how such a world has become a cage and harm for up coming generations.

A shattering psychological drama based on a true story of unintended betrayal, where the most honest friendships are destroyed not by malice, but by the devastating power of silence.At the center of a quiet classroom sits a desk of three: Noah, the Protector; Elior, the Mediator; and Lyra, the Diplomat, the anchor of their small emotional republic. For Noah and Lyra, their friendship is an unwritten contract of trust.This perfect geometry is ruptured by one innocent act: Lyra...

"The Juggler's Oracle or, The Whole Art of Legerdemain Laid Open" by H. Boaz is a fascinating exploration of the art of magic and sleight of hand. This book serves as a comprehensive guide for aspiring magicians, detailing various tricks and techniques that can captivate audiences. Boaz's writing is both instructional and engaging, making it accessible for beginners while still offering valuable insights for more experienced performers. The book emphasizes the importance of practice and pr...

In a crowded room, you are never truly alone. Standing behind you is the person you almost became.We all carry a secret. It is the life we didn't live. It is the "Ghost Life"—the path not taken, the words not spoken, the art not created. For most of us, the ghost stays in the shadows. But for six strangers across the globe, the shadows are starting to scream.In Echoes From Elsewhere, author Daniel Boaz weaves a breathtaking...

Border fixity—the proscription of foreign conquest and the annexation of homeland territory—has, since World War II, become a powerful norm in world politics. This development has been said to increase stability and peace in international relations. Yet, in a world in which it is unacceptable to challenge international borders by force, sociopolitically weak states remain a significant source of widespread conflict, war, and instability.In this book, Boaz Atzili argues that the pro...

The #MeToo movement is a global phenomenon. Several Christian organizations have been engaging with issues of abuse against women in places like Africa and Asia. Much of this happens among internally displaced or external refugees. I was reared in a New Delhi slum, and saw much of the horrors of human trafficking among the low caste and outcaste people among whom I lived. These kinds of atrocities against girls and women--internally displaced refugees--rightly raises much anger. Are there ...

Lyrical poetry interlinked in emotional thoughts memories future dreams. Understanding how to drain out built up emotions to music and chimes. Unusual ways and winding words under the the roof of ones mind. Finding ways to describe memories under cold and warm skies. Under the power of force of mind. Understanding what makes one feel free for that one second writing it. Deep emotions driving on the stories leading by the tip of the pen.

What if your deepest wounds were not the end of your story, but the beginning of your calling?In From Brokenness to Mission, Dr. Boaz Kok shares his deeply personal journey from childhood abandonment to a life fully surrendered to God's purpose. Left without a stable home at the age of three, he grew up searching for love, identity, and belonging. Though surrounded by people who cared for him, the ache of rejection remained.As he entered adulthood, the longing for ...

What if the most sacred meal in Christian history didn't happen in a Jewish home, but in a Samaritan one?For two thousand years, Christians have read the Gospel accounts of the Last Supper assuming one thing: that Jesus held His final Passover in the house of Judah. But what if that Upper Room was actually in the house of Israel, among the Samaritans?In The Samaritan Upper Room, Dr. Boaz Kok unveils a groundbreaking theory rooted in Scripture, Second Temple history...

Many marriages are difficult, especially when the union is comprised of two very different broken people living in a broken world. When alcoholism is added to the equation, marriage becomes even more challenging. Still, no matter how often we pray about it or wish for it, positive change does not happen overnight. It takes unconditional love, patience, and grace for our spouses and ourselves to ultimately heal and move forward into a new chapter.In an inspirational guide, Ruth Ann ...

The book has 2 primary components: The 1st and primary component is the creation of an organizational schematic based on human rights whose origins are found on 2 ancient systems of consciousness the Egyptian Tarot and the Hindu chakras. Together, they form a holistic and comprehensive body of human rights, consistent with the Declaratin of Independence's aspiration that governments are istituted to secure the rights of the people. The created system of rights is applicable to business and...

The Networked Church: Mission and Ministry in the Digital EraBy Dr Boaz KokWhat happens when the Church moves from pews to platforms?In this bold and timely exploration, Dr Boaz Kok invites readers into a world where livestreams, algorithms, and online communities are not distractions, but mission fields. The Networked Church is a theological and practical guide for pastors, leaders, and believers navigating the digital age with wisdom, courage, and c...