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Can you imagine receiving answers to your most thought-provoking questions about life on Earth spanning topics such as historical events to present-day environmental issues? That’s what happened when author and viralenologist Penelope Jean Hayes communicated with the Divine Wisdom Source who self-introduced as “Pax”, channeled through intuitive Carole Serene Borgens. What ensued was the writing of Do Unto Earth, an urgent message to humanity about planetary healing.

This is an initiation, and an initiation is a rite of passage. It is a journey of crossing the threshold from an old way of being into a new way of being. Initiations, like rites of passage, mark a major shift from one life stage to the next. Oftentimes initiations are prompted because you feel like something is off in your life and you know you have to make some big changes if you are going to feel aligned, congruent, and on the right path for your soul.

Original Politics convincingly demonstrates how the best aspects of the founding vision of America were inspired, or directly appropriated, from living, Native American cultures: concepts such as natural rights, liberty, and egalitarian justice. Further, Parry traces the influence of Native America not only on the founding fathers, but on the ‘founding mothers’ of the nineteenth century women’s movement; as well as the nineteenth century abolitionist and modern ecological movements.

Some kids are born to stand out while others shine brightest in their shadows. Shadow Siblings: Discovering Your Unknown Superpower is about a young girl realizing that despite having a brother with a unique medical situation, she is grateful to be in a position that supports her brother and even makes her feel like it’s her superpower to help him. The main character Emma discovers that many families consist of having kids with special needs, challenges, or circumstances that make them different.

In A Skeptic's Guide to the Universe, the first audiobook in the Skeptic's Guide series, Bill and Gayle Gladstone are introduced to Marisa Moris for the first time and are amazed by the lessons learned. Although some of Marisa's channeling is directed specifically to Bill and Gayle, the lessons are universal. The depth and breadth of universal laws and truths are clearly outlined in easy-to-follow examples on subjects from the soul plane to the Mayan calendar to the Darwinian perspective and even the civilization of Tiahuanaco.

A double murder in a San Francisco high rise seems solved when the police arrest a suspect with the gun, his fingerprints on the trigger, and the killer's mask. Nate Hart, noted criminal attorney, is hired by the suspect and charges Rob MacKay, his investigator, to find why his client professes his innocence.

One of the deepest questions we can ask is: What happens after we die? For the past centuries, with the rise of scientific materialism, the prevailing answer to this has been: nothing. Bestselling author Daniel Pinchbeck (Breaking Open the Head, 2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl) builds the philosophical foundation for a new understanding and acceptance of our existence as souls and spirits within a larger continuum of consciousness, connecting contemporary scientific knowledge with ancient esoteric and shamanic wisdom traditions.

A dog's love for her master provides the clues that the police need for solving the disappearance of a young woman who works for a multimillion dollar charitable foundation. Rob MacKay is asked by the owner of the foundation to find the woman. When police discover that twenty-eight million dollars are missing, the case becomes more complicated, exposing the sometimes sordid dealings of the Silicon Valley's tech community.