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Fly High, Fly Low, Fly Fast, Fly Slow
Early in the morning of 6th October 1957, a five-year-old boy looked up to the skies over the Tunisian Sahel region to get a glimpse of the very first satellite in orbit around Earth, the famous Sputnik. Despite not spotting it, he started dreaming of a future high up in the skies. Little did the young boy know then about his future, and that his life would eventually fulfill and even exceed his wildest dreams.
This book follows the ventures of this little boy, Habib Fekih, who was born in a small village close to the Tunisian Mediterranean Sea. Through hard work, dedication, tenacity, and competence, he reached the skies of commercial aviation.
Follow Habib on his journey: from a student fascinated by quantum physics, to working in his country national airline, which was set up to challenge some of the major carriers, to becoming one of the star salesmen for the still-young Airbus company. He contributed substantially to its success on the world market. Habib guides us through all the intricacies of this fascinating and complex world, where you come to value the enormous contribution of each single shop-floor worker, while also meeting with presidents and kings and other celebrities around the world, gathering many exciting stories.
A fascinating and informative read.
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Comfortably orbiting in space, exactly where it should be, Earth and its citizens had no idea they were being tracked. Their hard-won technology was about to be stolen right from under their noses, all for the sole purpose of keeping another world alive and thriving.
To accomplish this, the people of Earth would need to be subjected to a unique form of transportation.
Read this intriguing story to discover how Steve and Juliet, despite everything, still managed to enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime holiday in historic Guatemala.
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Part 1 of this book, ‘Enabled to Be,’ explores both the biblical identity and the developing characteristics of the Christian, inspired by the beatitudes in Matthew 5. This is the foundation for part 2, ‘Equipped to Do,’ in which Dennis highlights different ways in which God calls us to emulate the life and works of Jesus in our own individual circumstances. He is convinced that we are not born again to sit patiently in ‘God’s waiting room’ until we ‘go home’. We are enabled and equipped to step out in faith to make a difference while we are here on earth.
He believes passionately that the gifts of the spirit are the contents of the toolbox God has provided each of us with for our part in his kingdom coming and his will being done on earth as it is in heaven. Furthermore, that the actions and fruit of such endeavours not only confound the idea that the Christian life is boring, but also result in the fruit of the spirit being displayed through us as our character is moulded to become increasingly more like that of our Saviour.
He loves to quote scriptures like Matthew 10:7-8, Matthew 28:18-20, and John 14:12 to provide both inspiration and encouragement for us all to realise how much we have been blessed through the amazing grace of God both to be and to do.
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A First and Final Encounter With My Brother
A person may be wealthy, popular, and well-connected – but what happens when such an individual comes up against others of the same stature?
Some people may go to extraordinary lengths, far beyond what most could imagine, to help someone in serious trouble. Yet, when faced with a defining moment, there is always a limit – something they will not do, even when the stakes are at their highest.
There are circumstances where the deeply religious and the worldly find their lives unexpectedly intertwined, revealing the complexities and contradictions of human nature.
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Dear reader,
I present to you my thoughts and feelings from every breakdown, break up, make up, sad day, and drunken moment I ever had.
Every time being a woman felt like being at war, every time being gay felt like a crime, every moment of shame and every moment of joy, and all the other moments in-between. I present to you, everything I ever internalised, and everything I tried to hide from the world.
I am done hiding, I am done being scared, being ashamed, and feeling at war with myself.
This book is for me, from me.
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The tree embodies the creative and artistic spirit of Nature. It cannot exist without the sun, light, rain, and soil – nor can it thrive without its essence, its Treeness, which is its spiritual quality. Without this spirit, there would be no splitting buds, no blooming flowers. The tree is a reflection of the vital energy that flows through heaven, earth, and all of Nature.
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“Pharaoh’s Nose is a wonderful book of poems, an expressive celebration of life, and a masterpiece with insight and passion.
A ‘Life-Force’ of Art, an original and worthy addition to any public or private library shelf,
stimulating and eye-opening while capturing the heart, mind and soul of humanity.”
– Wynne Timbrell, Arnside (LANCS).
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The nature of war has changed.
In World War II, wars were fought through attrition: drop enough bombs, fire enough shells, and hopefully destroy the target. The massive cost in lives and widespread destruction is now part of history.
Modern warfare is surgical. Military planners can examine a country and plan to cripple it with minimal destruction and loss of life. There is no need to bomb every ship in a port – just destroy the entrance to block access. It is unnecessary to obliterate a power station – simply target where it connects to the power grid. Limited destruction, fewer casualties, yet the same devastating effect.
But what happens when someone applies this approach to the UK? Not possible? You might be very surprised.
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The Two Layers of Biology and Religion
Do you believe in souls, spirits, God, and perhaps even reincarnation? The author does, and he presents a compelling case for his beliefs through his model of consciousness. According to this model, there exists a state of elementary consciousness at every point in space, which he terms the ‘C-layer.’ Souls and spirits are conceptualized as closed systems within this layer, while God is identified with the entirety of the infinite C-layer.
The author finds empirical evidence for his ideas in phenomena such as near-death experiences, hypnotic regressions to past lives, young children recalling previous identities, mystical revelations, and transcendental LSD experiences. These topics are explored in detail throughout the book.
But if you believe in God, does it necessarily follow that He intervenes in the material world – the ‘M-layer’? Not necessarily, but after careful examination of the evidence, the author concludes that God indeed interacts with the material world, particularly in relation to organic evolution. He hypothesizes that God constructs models within the C-layer, which serve as molds for the development of organisms. This concept is strongly inspired by Rupert Sheldrake’s theory of morphic resonance, which is also discussed extensively in the book.
By the end of this thought-provoking work, you may find yourself, like the author, convinced not only of God’s existence but also of His integral role in shaping the foundation of everyday life.
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When Kathy, Maree and Anne, who are the very best of friends, go on an exciting expedition together, to explore the surrounding bushland near their homes, they discover a mysterious cave. Inside a most ancient and mystical book captures their attention, and on opening it, miraculous things begin to happen.
The girls not only read this ancient book but get to experience its message with all their senses, body, heart, and soul, as they are drawn into its time-travelling pages. What they learn will change their lives forever.
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This book vividly portrays the authors experiences spent during a lifetime of talking and communicating with people from all walks of life, in a variety of situations across several careers as a police officer, probation officer, university lecturer and as a union representative. It is deliberately written in an entertaining, informative and humorous style. While not intended to be a ‘how to’ manual on public speaking and communicating there are plenty of lessons to learn from the author’s history of mistakes and learning on the job!
It is about real interactions with real people at the sharp end of some of the toughest jobs and situations anyone could face. Whether lecturing to the public or students, calming violent people, preventing suicide, resolving conflict, rehabilitating offenders, dealing with relatives of the deceased or giving a comical speech, it is all here. If you like people and are fascinated by the art of communicating and what makes them tick, then read on…
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Hungry Hugo is a Dalmatian who is always on the hunt for food. His obsession leads him to unexpected places and into situations he never could have prepared for.
Along the way, Hugo encounters a variety of animals who teach him valuable lessons about kindness and friendship.
When he finally finds what he has been searching for, he discovers that there is something even more important than food – learning to be kind and thoughtful.
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