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A Monk's Guide to Finding Joy brings the ancient Tibetan mind training tradition into our twenty-first century lives. Through stories, real-life examples, reflections, and meditation practices—all told with warmth and humor—Khangser Rinpoche shows us how we can transform the suffering of our life into...

Through this deck, your Higher Self, your angels and your spirit guides offer you their guidance from the Other Side. In the guide book you will find a detailed explanation of each card along with key words that provide concepts and energies that reinforce...

Have you wondered how the secrets and experiences of your ancestors influence your life? Hypnogenealogy, a pioneering method developed by Alex Raco, offers you a fascinating and accessible new look at the connections between past generations and our present. This book combines clear explanations...

Everything in the universe is dynamism and energy that vibrates at different frequencies, creating the different planes of reality to which we generally do not have access while we are limited by our physical envelope. However, the human being has an innate capacity in...

The Spanish presence in the territory of what is now the United States of America lasted three hundred years. The presidio-missions binomial was the cornerstone of its conquest, Christianization and defense, both from the internal threat posed by the Indians, and from the external...

Afghanistan is a country shrouded in a web of stereotypes and prejudices that make it unique among other nations. This book explores the complex process of state formation in the late 19th century, using both local and English sources, with an in-depth look at...

The history of mankind begins with the invention of writing more than five thousand years ago in Mesopotamia and Egypt. Prehistory includes the knowledge of the previous time, where there are no written records, but there are records of another order, such as burial...

Being permanently busy has become a badge of honor and prestige. We want to say and show the world that we are busy, but at the same time we feel exhausted. This contradiction is very harmful to our physical and mental health, so we...

With delicate prose, Tennessee Williams evokes the whims of love, the rawness of loneliness, the tension and heartbreak hidden beneath the surface of social conventions. Mining the silences and dark discretions of provincial life in the US in the 1950s, Williams discovers characters with...

A plague has brought death to the city. Two feuding crime families with blood on their hands need our hard-boiled hero, The Redeemer, to broker peace. Both his instincts and the vacant streets warn him to stay indoors, but The Redeemer ventures out into...

At 27, Sheriff Abel Crow is already a legend. His amazing shooting skills, however, will not prevent him from rethinking the meaning of his existence at a critical moment. His girlfriend, who comes in and out of his life; his brothers, determined to save...

Set in Russian emigration in pre-Hitler Germany, the story follows Smurov, a failed suicide, Bolshevik spy, and war hero. In love and homosexual at different times, he lives among an expatriate bourgeoisie. With elements of a mystery novel, the narrative explores shifting identity. Nabokov's...

Stephen Lewis, a young children's author, lives in London with his wife Julie and three-year-old daughter Kate. His life changes dramatically when Kate disappears in a supermarket. This event triggers a crisis between Stephen and Julie and provokes a deep reflection on parenthood and...

A portrait of the Barcelona upper class, amidst political and economic intrigues, love affairs and unspeakable secrets. Diego returns from Italy and settles in the coastal town where he spent summers during his childhood. He has another long summer ahead of him before taking...

A group of friends gather on the Saturday after the 2016 presidential election to address what they consider the biggest political catastrophe of their lives. Among the guests, liberal and like-minded, are an interior decorator, a couple of editors, a choreographer and a writer...

Martin Heidegger and Hannah Arendt met in 1925 at the University of Marburg. He was a teacher and she was his student. He was married and she was single. She was eighteen years old and he was thirty-five. This is how Love Without a...

Under the Milky Forest is a radio script that Dylan Thomas left unfinished. The subtitle, 'Comedy of Voices', does justice to this hallucinatory counterpoint that weaves together a work whose characters come from we don't know what worlds, in any case weightless and very...

Rafa was the first to discover Gi in the ruined building: a chance encounter between two people on the margins of society. And it was also he who, torn between fascination and repulsion, revealed his secret, for what value does a discovery have that...

In Rombo, a word that designates the dark roar that the earth makes when it trembles, nature and oral history intertwine to illuminate a vibrant story about the effects, both physical and psychological, of natural disasters. In May and September 1976, two earthquakes devastated...

The Secrets and Memories of a Saga of Indomitable Women Objects have life when they hold secrets within. They can hide entire existences. Grandmother Rita has died and bequeathed to her young granddaughter an old dresser, full of mysterious objects, which had fascinated her...