Since time immemorial, yogis, sages, and mystics have forsaken the pleasures of the ordinary world and gone to secluded places to meditate, eager to attain even a momentary vision of Lord Sri Krsna. To help the realization and remembrance of those who wished to fully absorb their consciousness in Him, Sri Krsna descended to earth from His transcendental abode five thousand years ago and revealed His eternal spiritual pastimes. The great sage Vyasadeva carefully recorded those pastimes in his Sanskrit writings, headed by Srimad-Bhagavatam, the crown jewel of all Vedic literature. "Krsna" is Srila Prabhupada's summary study of the Bhagavatam's essence -- its Tenth Canto -- and is thus the first comprehensive exposition in English of those extraordinary events. These stories transport the reader from the mundane and commonplace, beckoning him to participate in a miraculous journey to a transcendental realm beyond space and time, a realm where everything and everyone lives in the blissful light of the Supreme Absolute, an eternal transcendental youth -- Lord Sri Krsna, the ultimate object of knowledge and the supreme goal of life. This one-volume edition of Krsna, The Supreme Personality of Godhead will inspire the sincere reader to ever-new levels of spiritual experience each time he or she opens its covers.

Krsna: v. 2: The Supreme Personality of Godhead

Prabhupada

Palace Publishing

Mandate for Terror the United Nations

Politics & Social Sciences

Schoenberg, Harris

Politics & Government

Glimpses: An Anthology Featuring Members of the International Association of Aspiring Authors

Literature & Fiction

VARIOUS

Literary

Do you ever get bored with a book before you get to "The End?" In this anthology, you will find 22 authors, with 22 different writing styles. No chance of boredom here. Select members of the International Association of Aspiring Authors have come together to present this compilation of short stories and excerpts from their upcoming books. Read Glimpses to discover: -Motivational stories about living your dream -Stories from the dark side that will have you hanging on every word -How to draw and paint -A beautiful children's story that could be the next Alice in Wonderland -A humorous look at traveling through Italy You will also find memoirs, space travel, garage doors, sales techniques, bad eggs, surprise hotties, intrigue, romance, southern charm, money saving advice, special challenges, nuggets, a near death experience, everyday geniuses, lessons of forgiveness, and a lovely story of childhood memories. To read more about the authors in this book, please visit... www.AssociationofAspiringAuthors.com

AMAZON BESTSELLERHistorical figures and events meet page-turning fiction in Joni Okun's compelling debut novel. To Hold the Throne breathes life into the extraordinary story of King Herod the Great and Mariamne, the last Maccabee Princess, told in alternating points of view. 
Fueled by shifting political tides in Rome, the Triumvir Marc Antony disrupts the longstanding Maccabee Dynasty of Judea when he crowns Mariamne's new husband, Herod the Great, as King, setting off a firestorm of power-grabbing, betrayal, and tragedy in the quest for the ultimate prize: the throne. 
Mariamne never surrenders her belief that her brother Aris, scion of the royal line descending from King David, is the rightful King of Judea. She wrestles with her conscience and with family expectations about how far she is willing to go to oust her husband the king, who loves her with great passion even as he grows increasingly paranoid about her fidelity and suspicious of her disloyalty. 
When a Maccabee family member is found murdered, Mariamne is thrown into a whirlwind of accusations and terror.

To Hold the Throne: A Novel of the Last Maccabee Princess and King Herod the Great

Okun, Joni

Genre Fiction

Physical description; 279 p. : ill., facsims., maps, plan, ports. ; 22 cm. Subjects; Military service, Voluntary - Wales - History. Wales - Militia - History.

The Glamorgan Regiments of Militia (History of the Welsh Militia and Volunteer Corps, Vol. 2)

History

Owen, Bryn

Europe

Ekua: A Year in the Life of a Girl is a coming-of-age narrative of an eight-year-old Ghanaian girl who lives with an abusive guardian, Mrs. Addo, while her parents are in the United States. Because of the physical, mental, and emotional abuse Mrs. Addo dishes out to the girl daily, Ekua’s life with her is unhappy and fearful. Having lived with this woman for four years, Ekua, at the beginning of the novel, is sent to boarding school. Set in 1978, a politically unstable time in her country, the novel chronicles the events of her year. Ekua’s year and character are shaped by her new boarding school experiences, new relationships—particularly that with her best friend Constance, her rivalry with the beautiful and popular Ruby Mensah, and a relationship with an aunt she never knew she had. Desiring to escape her sense of insecurity and feelings of insignificance, Ekua is focused on pursuing academic excellence and recognition. In the midst of all of this, she battles physical and psychological abuse and more. All the while, Ekua’s sense of loneliness and feelings of displacement cause her to yearn to join her family in America. The audience is exposed to the eventful year of this sympathetic but very real character and is encouraged to see her triumph above her circumstances. The novel also grapples with themes of friendship, identity, tribalism, and death.

Ekua: A Year in the Life of a Girl

Gyimah Ph.D., Miriam Comfort

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