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Ancient wisdom said: it is during deep sleep that great mysteries are unraveled. Scientists have confessed to having great ideas after awakening from deep sleep. According to ancient oracles, God reveals himself to humans when they fall into a deep sleep. In this work you will learn about the Egyptian Science of Deep Sleep and its mysteries, you will also learn how to overcome insomnia without the use of drugs, whether processed or natural.
The Egyptian Science of Deep Sleep is not restricted to spending several hours sleeping, although this is a window authentically explored by the Egyptian science of sleep, but there is a caveat, such science is not impressed with the amount of hours slept, rather it seeks to find a stage sleep in which the mind stops chattering, a stage in which your body receives a lot of energy, and allows you to develop new senses. One hour of Egyptian sleep is equivalent to 8 hours of REM sleep, so don't be fooled by the amount of hours you sleep or be fooled by the sleep produced by medication.

After a long winter encampment, Orenda, Nazshoni, Kanuna and Onsi cross the Mississippi river and venture west. Their destination is far and Orenda intends to move the small group of warriors with haste in the hope of reaching an embattled tribe far to the west of the great river.

The plan begins to unravel when they come across a ghost village and then dire forebodings from an old Shaman. There is a shape-shifter in the area and she has been causing much destruction and despair. Orenda attempts to go around the troubled area as he feels tomahawks and arrows are no match against magic. But the Deer Woman is already aware of the warrior's presence in her territory.

If you enjoyed The Bitter Harvest, you'll not want to miss the continuing adventures of Orenda and his small group of heroes.

For each of us, life is often a MYSTERY.

We try and make sense of where we come from, we grapple with the problem of why there is so much suffering in the world, why is it that unscrupulous people can continue to exploit innocent, well-meaning people – the list of questions is endless.

Then there are questions that deal with realities beyond our individual experiences which we would dearly love to get more insight on - questions like:

·         What is the ultimate purpose of my life

·         How do I cope with incurable disease like cancer, congenital muscular dystrophy and others

·         How can I find peace of mind

·         Is there life after death, and if there is, what form does it take

·         Why is it so difficult to forgive people who have caused me serious harm

There are, of course many resources that deal with the questions listed above.

In Living by the BOOK we use one resource – the Christian Bible (the BOOK) to shed some light on some of these deep questions, and how the knowledge gained affects our daily life.

The topics covered include:

Three of us – Wolfgang Bernhardt, Sarie Snow and Derek Griffin – have worked on this challenging topic for two years in order to give you, the reader, ideas on what light the BOOK sheds to help us understand this mystery we call “LIFE”, and how to live it so that, when we are done, we can leave with no regrets.