Above Life’s Turmoil by James Allen: Elevate your spiritual and emotional well-being with this profound and uplifting book by James Allen. Offering timeless wisdom and practical guidance, "Above Life’s Turmoil" explores essential principles of inner peace and personal growth. Allen's eloquent prose and inspirational insights provide solace and encouragement to navigate life's challenges and attain higher levels of consciousness. Key Aspects of the Book "Above Life’s Turmoil": Inner Peace: Allen imparts valuable teachings on finding inner calm and harmony amidst life's turmoil. Spiritual Growth: The book guides readers on a path of self-discovery, personal transformation, and spiritual enlightenment. Practical Wisdom: Allen's practical advice and timeless truths can be applied to daily life, empowering readers to overcome obstacles and achieve inner balance. James Allen was a British philosophical writer known for his inspirational works that explore themes of spirituality and self-improvement. Born in 1864, Allen's writings, including "As a Man Thinketh" and "Above Life’s Turmoil," have had a profound impact on the self-help genre and continue to inspire readers worldwide. His profound insights into the human mind and the power of positive thinking have made him an enduring figure in the field of personal development.

How are unwarranted dislikes and prejudices portrayed in the works of Shakespeare and to what extent does Shakespeare differ from his contemporaries in their portrayal? What can we learn about Shakespeare's times and our own through a close reading of prejudice depicted in his plays? In this study, B. J. Sokol examines what King Edward in Henry VI Part III calls 'your scorns and mislike' (4.1.23) – the unfounded prejudices depicted in Shakespeare's works and targeted at five distinct areas: education, the arts, peace, 'strangers' or outsiders and sexual love. Through a close reading of his plays, comparison with the works of other Elizabethan writers and a consideration of Shakespeare's social environment, this study provides a detailed appreciation of Shakespeare's dramatic method and his insights into the psychological motivations behind the prejudices portrayed. Presenting Shakespeare's prejudice against education, Sokol examines numerous representations of pupils, teachers and schooling, focusing on anti-educational prejudices in The Merry Wives of Windsor and in King Henry VI Part 2. The distaste of characters for art is considered alongside Shakespeare's repeated depiction of the destructive downgrading of the arts that erupts during political upheavals, while prejudice against peaceful living is traced in Shakespeare's various portrayals of 'honour'-driven feuding, such as in Romeo and Juliet, and in warrior characters such as Coriolanus. Prejudice against strangers as depicted in plays including Titus Andronicus, Othello and The Merchant of Venice is contrasted with that of plays by his contemporaries, including Christopher Marlowe's The Jew of Malta. A final chapter examines prejudice against sex and the representation of many male and female characters who evade the erotic, subordinate the erotic to power seeking, or regard their own or others' erotic attachments with revulsion.

Someone unknown to Jake and Morgan targeted them for death. They use every bit of knowledge and expertise they have in order to stay alive long enough to learn who is trying to killing him. They do whatever they need to in order to stay out of harm's way. More and more information is carefully gathered, assembled, and analyzed. The person or persons behind the latest attempts on their lives emerge from the shadows. The results are startling and prove just how much the nation needs to do if it is to survive and flourish once again. The outcome of their fight for survival is beyond their control. International events sweep them along as they work desperately to bring to justice those responsible for the latest attempts on their lives.

This comprehensive edition includes three timeless classics by the renowned author Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice, Emma, and Mansfield Park. Austen skillfully weaves intricate plots, social commentary, and compelling characters in these novels set in Regency England. Her writing style is characterized by witty dialogue, astute observations of society's norms, and keen insight into human behavior, making her works enduring treasures of English literature. Each novel explores themes of love, class, and morality, showcasing Austen's mastery in portraying the complexities of human relationships. Readers will be captivated by the romantic entanglements, sharp humor, and timeless lessons found within these pages. Jane Austen's enduring legacy as a writer is evident in these three masterpieces, offering readers a glimpse into the manners and customs of the early 19th century. This edition is a must-read for any literature enthusiast seeking to delve into the world of one of the greatest writers in history.

Best of Jane Austen: Collection of Jane Austen. This Combo Collection (Set of 6 Books) includes All-time Bestseller Books. This anthology contains: Persuasion Pride and Prejudice Sense and Sensibility Emma MANSFIELD PARK Love and Friendship