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Paperback. 18-year-old Bel has lived her whole life in the shadow of her moms mysterious disappearance. Sixteen years ago, Rachel Price vanished and young Bel was the only witness. Rachel is gone, presumed dead. The case is dragged up from the past when the Price family agree to a true crime documentary. Bel cant wait for filming to end, for life to go back to normal. But then Rachel Price reappears, and life will never be normal again . . . A stunning new YA thriller from the bestselling, award-winning author of A Good Girls Guide to Murder! Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

The first chapter of the Acts of the Apostles describes Christ’s Ascension: “And a cloud received him out of their sight.” As the disciples looked up, two angels appeared and told them, “This same Jesus, taken up from you into heaven, shall come again in the same way as you have seen him go.” In 1910, Rudolf Steiner began a series of lectures announcing the advent of Christ’s appearance in the sphere of the earth’s etheric or life body. At first, he said, only a few will be aware of it, but in time more and more people―regardless of religious affiliation―will be strengthened, comforted and infused by the Christ’s living presence. Such “Damascus experiences,” bespeaking a new natural clairvoyance, Steiner argues, will become increasingly common. “The Christ will become a living comforter,” he writes. “However strange it may seem, it is nevertheless true that often when people, even in considerable numbers, are sitting together not knowing what to do and waiting, they will see the etheric Christ. He will be there, will confer with them, and will cast his word in such gatherings. We are now approaching these times...” This collection contains Steiner’s lectures on this theme, as well as on important related questions, such spiritual science and etheric vision, the etheric vision of the future, “the etherization of the blood,” the Sermon on the Mount and the land of Shambhala, the mysteries of comets and the Moon, Buddhism and Pauline Christianity, spirit beings and the ground of the world, and the three realms between death and rebirth. The Reappearance of Christ in the Etheric collects much of Rudolf Steiner’s most important discussions of esoteric Christianity, especially as it relates to the central place of the Christ being in world and human evolution.

SYNOPSIS In this first of 16 books, Benjamin Creme makes the startling announcement that Maitreya (the Christ), as World Teacher for the coming age, is already among us--gradually emerging into full public recognition. Expected by various religions under different names, he is here to promote cooperation among the many ideological factions, galvanize world goodwill and sharing, and inspire sweeping political, social, economic and environmental reforms. Creme puts the most profound event of the last 2,000 years into its correct historical and esoteric context and describes what effect the World Teacher's presence will have on both the world's institutions and the average person. Through his telepathic contact with a Master of Wisdom, Creme offers insights on such subjects as the soul and reincarnation, telepathy, nuclear energy, ancient civiliations, problems of the developing world, a new economic order, the anti-Christ and the 'last judgement'.

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The first chapter of the Acts of the Apostles describes Christ’s Ascension: “And a cloud received him out of their sight.” As the disciples looked up, two angels appeared and told them, “This same Jesus, taken up from you into heaven, shall come again in the same way as you have seen him go.” In 1910, Rudolf Steiner began a series of lectures announcing the advent of Christ’s appearance in the sphere of the earth’s etheric or life body. At first, he said, only a few will be aware of it, but in time more and more people―regardless of religious affiliation―will be strengthened, comforted and infused by the Christ’s living presence. Such “Damascus experiences,” bespeaking a new natural clairvoyance, Steiner argues, will become increasingly common. “The Christ will become a living comforter,” he writes. “However strange it may seem, it is nevertheless true that often when people, even in considerable numbers, are sitting together not knowing what to do and waiting, they will see the etheric Christ. He will be there, will confer with them, and will cast his word in such gatherings. We are now approaching these times...” This collection contains Steiner’s lectures on this theme, as well as on important related questions, such spiritual science and etheric vision, the etheric vision of the future, “the etherization of the blood,” the Sermon on the Mount and the land of Shambhala, the mysteries of comets and the Moon, Buddhism and Pauline Christianity, spirit beings and the ground of the world, and the three realms between death and rebirth. The Reappearance of Christ in the Etheric collects much of Rudolf Steiner’s most important discussions of esoteric Christianity, especially as it relates to the central place of the Christ being in world and human evolution.

Junpei ends up alone with his girlfriend Tsukasa...in her bedroom! Could this be his shot at happiness?

Cynnie takes care of herself—and more importantly, she takes care of her little brother, Bill. So it doesn't matter that her mom is drunk all the time. Cynnie's got her own life. Cynnie's the one Bill loves more than anyone. Cynnie's the real mother in the house. And if there's one thing she knows for sure, it's that she'll never, ever sink as low as her mother.But when things start to fall apart, Cynnie needs a way to dull the pain.Never say never.This unflinching look at the power of addiction is the story of one girl's fall into darkness—and the strength, trust, and forgiveness it takes to climb back out again.

The subject of the Masters has always been highly controversial, ever since Madame Blavatsky announced their existence to the world at the end of the 19th century. Since then there have been claims and distortions around their identity and function in the world, making a travesty of the whole subject. It is hoped that a more balanced perspective is presented here, that can provide accurate and conciseinformation to newcomers of the Ageless Wisdom as the subject of the Masters is one that many seekers first come across.

From the the $kull Collection. Philipp Plein unveils the new feminine version of its signature timepiece: The $kull, in a 41mm case. This versatile and instantly recognizable design embodies the bold and unconventional spirit of Philipp Plein. The emblematic bestseller's style makes a striking reappearance in the Spring-Summer collection. At the heart of the design is the 3D faceted $kull element, which takes center stage on the dial as the defining feature of this distinctive timepiece. The unconve. Center Core - W Watches > Saks Off 5th. Philipp Plein. Color: White.

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The cops can't control him. The mob wants him dead. And time is running out. Donnie Yen is Detective Chen Zilong, but the criminal underworld knows him as 'Dragon' Chen, a dangerous but effective enforcer. When rivalries explode with the reappearance of an old enemy and a brutal murder, the Triads close ranks and unleash a series of executions; with Chen at the top of the list. Undercover and under attack, he has no choice but to rely on a new partner (Jing Tian) and his knowledge of the streets

The cops can't control him. The mob wants him dead. And time is running out. Donnie Yen is Detective Chen Zilong - but the criminal underworld knows him as 'Dragon' Chen, a dangerous but effective enforcer. When rivalries explode with the reappearance of an old enemy and a brutal murder, the Triads close ranks and unleash a series of executions - with Chen at the top of the list. Undercover and under attack, he has no choice but to rely on a new partner (Jing Tian) and his knowledge of the stree

Learn about the boy who - could read and add numbers when he was three years old, - thwarted his teacher by finding a quick and easy way to sum the numbers 1-100, - attracted the attention of a Duke with his genius, and became the man who... - predicted the reappearance of a lost planet, - discovered basic properties of magnetic forces, - invented a surveying tool used by professionals until the invention of lasers. Based on extensive research of original and secondary sources, this historical narrative will inspire young readers and even curious adults with its touching story of personal achievement.

A Bill Slider Mystery - When ex-BBC correspondent Ed Stonax is found dead, the last thing Detective Inspector Slider needs to complicate his life is the reappearance of an old enemy issuing death threats. Trevor Bates, aka The Needle, is on the loose and trying to kill him, and with a high-profile murder to solve, Slider must try to find a spare moment to marry Joanna before their baby is born and stay alive long enough to do it . . .

This is a new, thoroughly revised edition of Paul Oliver's classic study of the blues. First published in 1960, this remarkable book has not been superseded and its reappearance will be welcomed by all who wish to understand the complexity of meaning in the blues and the experiences which they expressed. The book examines the functions of the blues as black American folk music recorded during the 78 rpm era, from the 1920s to the 1950s. The lyrics are quoted extensively throughout the book, revealing their significance as a means of communication within black society. The author shows how the themes of labour and unemployment, migration and the Depression years, love, sex, and marriage, crime, violence and imprisonment, disasters, sickness, war and death are expressed in black idioms and he discusses their meaning on many levels.

In spite of weeks of training with Keita, Kuro crumbles at the reappearance of the mototsumitama Aragi. But just as Kuro is prepared to submit to death, someone calls out to her from deep within her...In the midst of her terror, Kuro feels the presence of Keita's grandfather and Kakuma, who died protecting their home in Okinawa, as well as her mother, who saved Kuro in her final hour. Their actions helped fortify Kuro in the past, but will their words give her the strength she needs to draw upon the full extent of her power and defeat her most feared enemy?

Yambo Ouologuem is perhaps Africa's most controversial writer. His novel Le devoir de violence, which won the Prix Renaudot in 1968, was banned in France for more than three decades before its recent reappearance. In the U.S.A., France and Africa, Ouologuem's work has been criticized, debated, analyzed, and interpreted by countless writers, critics, and professional academics, many of whom remain sharply divided about his historical legacy. The Yambo Ouologuem Reader offers a fresh translation of Le devoir de violence, newly entitled The Duty of Violence, along with translations of two other texts by Ouologuem that have never appeared in the English language, Ouologuem's controversial A Black Ghostwriter s Letter to France and an excerpt from his erotic novel, A Thousand and One Bibles of Sex (originally published under the pseudonym of Utto Rodolph). Although not as well known outside the Francophone world, Ouologuem's other literary works are provocative texts in their own right that also break new ground for African literature, as well as offer further evidence of Ouologuem's literary genius. Ouologuem's writings are not for the faint of heart. Ouologuem's aversion for Senghorian negritude and more idyllic depictions of Africa's past is, for some readers, a refreshingly honest dimension of his work, whereas others have found Ouologuem's vision of African history to be terrifying. Most of Ouologuem's readers agree, however, that he is one of Africa's most original writers, who is certain to provoke, disturb, and unsettle those who read his books. The texts contained in The Yambo Ouologuem Reader are essential reading for all those interested in African literature.

Something thought lost forever re-enters your life. How do you respond? How do you even begin to negotiate the vortex of mixed emotions whipped up by such a reappearance? The world shifts sideways. Logic is confounded. The uncanny takes a hold. West Country feedback outfit Flying Saucer Attack are a case in point. In recent years it's become clear that the Bristol based group were prescient to a considerable degree. The amplified pastoralism of the group and it's various offshoots might have see

Yambo Ouologuem is perhaps Africa's most controversial writer. His novel Le devoir de violence, which won the Prix Renaudot in 1968, was banned in France for more than three decades before its recent reappearance. In the U.S.A., France and Africa, Ouologuem's work has been criticized, debated, analyzed, and interpreted by countless writers, critics, and professional academics, many of whom remain sharply divided about his historical legacy. The Yambo Ouologuem Reader offers a fresh translation of Le devoir de violence, newly entitled The Duty of Violence, along with translations of two other texts by Ouologuem that have never appeared in the English language, Ouologuem's controversial A Black Ghostwriter s Letter to France and an excerpt from his erotic novel, A Thousand and One Bibles of Sex (originally published under the pseudonym of Utto Rodolph). Although not as well known outside the Francophone world, Ouologuem's other literary works are provocative texts in their own right that also break new ground for African literature, as well as offer further evidence of Ouologuem's literary genius. Ouologuem's writings are not for the faint of heart. Ouologuem's aversion for Senghorian negritude and more idyllic depictions of Africa's past is, for some readers, a refreshingly honest dimension of his work, whereas others have found Ouologuem's vision of African history to be terrifying. Most of Ouologuem's readers agree, however, that he is one of Africa's most original writers, who is certain to provoke, disturb, and unsettle those who read his books. The texts contained in The Yambo Ouologuem Reader are essential reading for all those interested in African literature.

Spring should bring renewal, but Maura McKnight-Parker cannot escape the past. Still reeling from the loss of one daughter, the former free spirit is thrown for a loop by the return of her older daughter, Sage, and the reappearance of her first love, Sage's father. Jackson Lange never knew his daughter—never even knew that he'd left the love of his life pregnant when he fled their small town—but he has never forgotten Maura.Now they are all back, but Sage has her own secret, one that will test the fragile bonds of a reunited family. Thrown together by circumstances and dedicated to those they love, Maura and Jackson must learn to move forward and let go of the mistakes of their past for the bright future that awaits them and their friends in Hope's Crossing.