How can a part be whole? What if a whole is simply a part?"The Wholeness of a Part" is a collection of thirty-three reflective, playful, and inquiring passages, taking the reader on a journey from where parts and wholes seem distinct, through perceiving what makes a part or a whole, and finally to the wonder of where parts and wholes begin and end.Some passages are born from captured moments in living. Others unfold from contemplation on words drawn from va...

Magic and mystery do not live in magical lands, but in everyday life."The Magic and Mystery in the Ordinary" is a collection of thirty-two observational passages, inviting the reader on an adventure of simply noticing the intrigue and wonder right within, around, and beyond us.Open the pages and your mind to step into vivid scenes of beauty and mystique, inner explorations of imagination and dreams, soulful journeys through longing and remembering, fairy ta...

Isn’t it interesting that there are still feelings (actually, quite a lot of them) that we have not named?Fret not. There are now thirty-one fewer unnamed feelings, each given an intuitively coined word in this collection unsubtly titled "Feelings We Don’t Name (Yet)".The passages are listed alphabetically, in keeping with a dictionary layout, though not every letter made the cut, and some letters are overused, as a tribute to how some rarely discussed feel...

"Two Simple Circles" is written for those who have done significant inner or healing work, and sense that something has shifted within. Yet what lies ahead remains unclear.Is it more inner work? Post-healing? Transcendence?What if…it is simply living, as a primary experience, not filtered through the lens of healing?This book describes exactly that.Drawing on more than two decades of combined medical, therapeutic and personal inner work, Dr....

How does oneSoften a hardened heart?Settle a circling mind?Rest a fatigued body?"Softening the Inner Hardness" is a collection of thirty meditative passages written for all the tired souls out there who have been through enough, but may not yet have recognised that.Perhaps the guilt, regret, fear or shameCarried over the yearsAre all yearningTo beWitne...

Is everything the way we see it? Or think we see it? The eyes play tricks as does the mind. What remains is just the willingness to see the same thing in a different light.Written in a voice that is sparse, honest, and sometimes playful, "Seeing the Same Thing in a Different Light" is a collection of contemplative passages, each born from a single word drawn from the tapestry of human experience. The passages do not explain or instruct. They simply offer a differen...

'A wonderfully assured and utterly riveting biography that captures not only the much-maligned Machiavelli, but also the spirit of his time and place. A monumental achievement.' – Jessie Childs, author of God's Traitors.‘A notorious fiend’, ‘generally odious’, ‘he seems hideous, and so he is.’Thanks to the invidious reputation of his most famous work, The Prince, Niccolò Machiavelli exerts a unique hold over the popular imagination. But wa...

Offers a new conceptual framework to help readers engage in productive, civil dialogues about public policy, liberty, and the role of government in modern American society.This book addresses the central question: How much government do we need to be free? This question has been at the core of the American policy-making process ever since the colonists fought for independence from Britain. In recent years, it has become increasingly difficult to have calm, rational...

This unique insight into RAF Reaper operations in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria is based on unprecedented research access to the Reaper squadrons and personnel at RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire and Creech Air Force Base in Nevada, USA. The author has observed lethal missile strikes against Islamic State jihadists in Syria and Iraq alongside the crews involved. He has also conducted extensive interviews with Reaper pilots, sensor operators, mission intelligence coordinators, and spouses and p...

Ko Woon Lee examines the ways in which the rule, or kingdom, of God is manifested and operates in the narrative of the Gospel of Mark. Lee presents an innovative approach by applying Deleuze and Guattari's philosophy, particularly their three abstract lines, to biblical hermeneutics. While traditional Markan scholarship has focused on secrecy and narrative structure, Lee argues that the rule of God should be understood as a dynamic force that operates across various planes...

MBBS Short Answer Questions Surgery 1st Edition was compiled, typed and answered by three doctors in their final year of study.

'An engrossing tale of cruel prejudice and resilience' - The Times'A stunning account of a dark history . . . magnificent' - The Irish Times'Fascinating' - The Spectator'Important and timely' - The Telegraph'Splendid . . . hard to rival' - Literary ReviewA sweeping, riveting history of the Venetian Ghetto, the world’s...