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The Fire Demon was certain that this was the day. He had waited for a millennial to be freed from the darkness. Today was the day. The boy king would join him, and then the reign of darkness would begin. Sitting down, he still felt uneasy about the prophecy from long ago. He closed his eyes. Then he heard him, scraping on the stones, climbing up.

In Seedtime and Harvest, Neville Goddard explains cause and effect in the most personal way: your assumptions are the seeds, and your experiences are the harvest. With clear examples and a steady tone, he shows why repeating old inner conversations keeps producing the same results, and how to plant something new on purpose. It is short, direct, and great for daily focus.

In Awakened Imagination & the Search, Neville Goddard shows how to move beyond daydreaming and use imagination as a deliberate tool for change. With simple examples and a calm, confident voice, he explains how inner scenes shape outer results, and how to choose and sustain a new assumption until it hardens into fact. This book is both a mindset reset and a hands-on manual for anyone who wants to create with more intention.

In Prayer: The Art of Believing, Neville Goddard breaks down the difference between hoping and believing, and how to cross that line in a practical way. He explains how to accept a new state as true, feel it as natural, and let that inner certainty do the work. If you want a clear method for building faith and staying steady, this book delivers.

In He Breaks the Shell, Neville Goddard uses a simple image of new life pushing through a shell to explain spiritual growth and personal change. It is about outgrowing the version of you that feels stuck, small, or defined by the past. With his usual clarity, Neville shows how a new state is born from within, and how imagination and assumption help you move into it. This is a quick listen with a big message: you are meant to expand.

In I Know My Father, Neville Goddard points you inward to the “Father” as the creative presence within, not something distant outside you. He explains, in a calm and direct way, how knowing this changes everything: how you pray, how you see yourself, and how you move through life. This book is less about getting things and more about waking up to who you are, and why your imagination and awareness are the doorway.

In Freedom for All, Neville Goddard challenges the idea that your life is shaped mainly by outside forces. Instead, he points you back to the only place change can begin: your own consciousness. With clear logic and steady conviction, Neville explains how inner assumptions become outer facts, and how choosing a new state of being is the first step toward a freer life. This book is both a mindset shift and a call to take responsibility for what you accept as true.

Ain’t Long Fore Day are poems that carry on in the spirit of the blues. With music and enigma, James Sallis delivers lyrical and narrative poems steeped in the beauty of the every day.

Nine years ago, John Pontius passed from this mortal life, but his words continue to live on and impact countless lives across the globe. When he was given six months to live, John dedicated himself to sharing his testimony of the gospel online through his writing project, UnBlog My Soul.

Values & Circumstances That Shaped a Life: A Wild Journey" is a deeply reflective memoir by diplomat, educator, and strategist Wilford H. Welch, tracing the profound moments, global experiences, and personal values that have shaped his extraordinary life. From growing up in rural Connecticut to playing a role in reestablishing U.S. China diplomatic relations, Welch’s journey spans war zones, diplomatic missions, remote villages, family life, and soul searching encounters.

In a world increasingly driven by science and technology, many question whether God is still in control—or if He even exists. Yet, the Bible reveals a divine plan, one that has been unfolding since the beginning of time. God’s Plan and the Science of Creation explores this plan, connecting biblical truths with scientific discoveries to provide a deeper understanding of our existence.

Imagine waking up every day with the freedom to choose how you spend your time, knowing that your finances are secure, and retirement is no longer a distant dream. How to Retire: A Beginner's Guide — What, Where, and How to Invest for Retirement by Age 40 is your comprehensive roadmap to achieving financial independence and retiring early. This guide simplifies the complex world of retirement planning, breaking down key strategies and empowering you to make informed decisions about your financial future.

In this raw and unfiltered second volume of The Knight's Armor Principles, retired combat veteran, entrepreneur, gym owner, speaker and fighter, Kenny Knight takes you deep into the first principle that has carried him through war zones, business collapse and personal growth. This book isn't about being flashy. It's about being real. It's about getting up when life beats you down.

Sometimes, the greatest threat comes from those you trust the most. Jason Taylor built his world on trust but when betrayal cuts deeper than any knife, everything he’s worked for begins to crumble. Donna, a ghost from Jason’s past, returns to shatter the life he’s fought to protect and her return is only the beginning. In a battle where the line between friend and enemy is dangerously blurred, Jason must confront his past, fight for survival, and uncover the truth before everything he holds dear is lost.

Integrity First: America’s Desperate Need for Leaders with Strong Moral Courage is a compelling call to action for citizens and leaders to reclaim the values that built the United States. Written by J. Stark Davis, this book addresses America’s current leadership crisis and the growing threats to the freedoms our Founding Fathers fought to secure.

In The Revenge of Anguished English, Lederer leaves his listeners limp with laughter at how the innocent, the negligent, and the pompous mangle our beloved language. America’s most widely read anguished English expert exhibits 28 different kinds of super-duper bloopers, from student essays to headline howlers to political blunders.