Showing results by narrator "Chirag Patel"

A classic guide to tricks and tactics for winning arguments, with commentary on the use of and defense against each tactic. The best summary of this audiobook is "being right doesn’t mean you’re gonna win, and this is why". It’s the ultimate guide to spotting the many different kinds of bull people pull in order to win over the crowd, rather than argue the point at hand. There’s very few of them that don’t immediately bring examples to mind, and having it laid out clearly like this is the perfect armour to stop people derailing you. 

For a few years, I ran a student support service at a university. Over that time, I discovered that most students were tripping up for easily avoidable reasons, and came in with the same problems each time.

“Jesus said, ‘Let him who seeks continue seeking until he finds. When he finds, he will become troubled. When he becomes troubled, he will be astonished, and he will rule over the All.’” This was banned by the budding Christian Church 2,000 years ago, and is still deemed a heretical teaching to this day. The Verbal Truth of Christianity brings you to the crux of the central message of all religions - the revealing of a truer nature of reality, the defining of God and the cosmos in believable and constructive terms....

While it is normal for people to feel blue once in a while, feeling sad for a long time, even without good reason, can be a problem. It can be detrimental and can prevent you from living a normal and healthy life. With this powerful guide, you will learn to recognize your depression and discover steps you can take to manage it, so you can let go of your past and embrace your life now.

Still Light is an episodic tale that spans centuries, beginning in 2020 and ending in 2507. Each story is set five years apart, with the idea of steadily and carefully tracing the evolution of technological, social, and political structures that arise as humanity develops. This volume covers the first 50 years, as transhumanity becomes dominant, the first AI are born, and the first posthuman is created. It is the story of Mia, Feng, and Zhukov, the developer, genius, and soldier, as they rise through the ranks of Abraxas, the hidden rulers of the world.

Richard Maxwell, Black Operative, from the British Secret Service is packing his bags and preparing to leave London. At the door to his apartment, he finds a mysterious box with a letter from an assistant scientist inviting him for a meeting. The meeting is to unveil a discovery his father made that “will change humanity forever”. As the meeting goes on, Richard realizes that his father’s discoveries was far more controversial than he ever imagined.

This is the story of a history and tradition as long and complex as any major religion and far older than most. Humanism has traced a conceptual path around Eurasia, holding onto remnants of each place. Today, part of humanism is the spiritual path trod in India, the ethics born in Confucianist China, and the legal system that came forth in medieval Islam. Secular humanism has hidden much of this history from us. This audiobook aims to redress the balance by exploring humanism's path from China, through India, the Middle East, Northern Africa, and finally, Europe.

This audiobook is a collection of articles by a sports psychologist working in Grahamstown, South Africa. It focuses on the nature of school sports and the mindsets that are needed for success, both from the athletes and from the people around them. It's about yourself as much as it is about winning or losing. 

Sound interesting? The author thinks so, too! Listen to Jesus Short Stories, Vol.1, and learn about Jesus and his life.

Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to Jesus Short Stories: Vol. 2 and experience the compelling history of Jesus.

God’s search for the savior of man as humanity’s transgressions and unfaithfulness raise the eternal question of where the love of God goes.

 A collection of comic articles, collecting humorous travelogues as a Brit wanders the wilds of Africa and Asia. Includes: a rock diary following a gigging band in London in the mid 2000s, who might be any aspirant post student band you've ever known, travels around Asia on the modern Grand Tour, back in the years before the crisis hit, strange journeys and getting attacked at a go kart track in India, collected journalism from Durban in South Africa, early in the Zuma years, selected short fiction, and more.

I’ve taught in a lot of different environments, to a lot of different learners. From teaching basic English conjunctions to scuba diving rescue patterns, it’s been a complex journey through what we think of as teaching. What I’ve learned is that we’re failing students, all over the world. That’s not a new thought, but perhaps by properly appreciating the problem we can come to the solution. The first great lesson is: interest is everything. In order to teach or learn, you have to be interested and engaged. Without those two, then the form of your instruction is irrelevant.

The peas wanted to form a band, but their friends did not like the idea. What happened in the end? 

One thing that no one tells you about being a writer is just how much business stuff you have to learn. In retrospect, it makes sense. Modern corporations provide the equivalent of patronage, allowing artists of all stripes to practice their craft with stuff that’s both limited and challenging. Inevitably, what people will pay for producing is stuff directly relevant to their interests, and so over the years I’ve produced a lot of documents over time about management, law, and politics.

Sixty percent of Americans use prescription medications, many of which cause additional negative effects. But there are natural alternatives to many medications. It's time to step out of your comfort zone and familiarize yourself with alternative therapeutic medications and herbs. Now, there is a legal solution to your constantly aching joints/muscles, seizures, anxiety, and more!

A collection of love expressions, whether they be for but one season, whether they be for but one lifetime, they bring our heartbeats one pulse closer to the promises and ether of heaven, keeping our footpaths one step further away from the dirt. 

In this guide, the steps to building the seventh sense are presented in detail. Topics such as ESP, prophecy, healing, and many others are discussed. All have access to these abilities, knowingly or unknowingly. The world around us is nothing as we consider it to be. This guide is designed to open the eyes of the individual to this fact while at the same time building the seventh sense. 

Storms, hurricanes, and earthquakes everywhere, a savior appears, preaching of end times: rapture, damnation, Earth entering some supposed invisible force field he calls the "Photon Belt". Some say he's Jesus or Buddha, or some new master of light. Palo Alto software technician Egbert Benson sees he's a fake, cashing in on those weird calamities. Yet he has some mysterious power over dreams, and every day the world falls more into chaos. 

The footpaths that we journey in our lifetimes, those we lead, those we follow, can often times bring us to situations of both diverse and adverse circumstances. Circumstances and conditions that can put designs and definitions upon our perceptions of ourselves. Some we allow, some we embrace, others we can’t let go of.