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Focusing on the benefits of an alkaline diet, this collection offers a variety of recipes designed to promote health and wellness. Each recipe emphasizes fresh, whole ingredients that help balance the body's pH levels. The book includes tips on meal planning, shopping lists, and nutritional information, making it accessible for anyone looking to adopt a healthier lifestyle. With a range of dishes from appetizers to desserts, it caters to diverse tastes while encouraging a sustainable approach to eating.

The story follows Ed Martin, who, after being wrongfully imprisoned in Mexico, embarks on a dangerous mission to repay his friend Emmet. As he navigates a web of conspiracy involving a mysterious package and a treasonous plot with drones, Ed's relationship with John Winters intensifies amidst perilous encounters, including kidnappings and attempts on their lives. Their journey takes them from El Paso to San Francisco and culminates in a thrilling climax in Yosemite, where they confront the mastermind behind the conspiracy, adding layers of intrigue and romance to their adventure.

The Shapers of ancient days return, bringing with them a blend of mysticism and power. This narrative delves into their influence on the world, exploring themes of creation, transformation, and the struggle between order and chaos. As characters navigate the challenges posed by these formidable beings, they confront their own destinies and the impact of ancient wisdom on contemporary life. The book promises a rich tapestry of adventure and philosophical inquiry, inviting readers to reflect on the legacy of the past.

​This book explores ‘nothingness’, the negative way found in Buddhist and Christian traditions, with a focused and comparative approach. It examines the works of Nagarjuna (c. 150 CE), a Buddhist monk, philosopher and one of the greatest thinkers of classical India, and those of John of the Cross (1542-1591), a Carmelite monk, outstanding Spanish poet, and one of the greatest mystical theologians. The conception of nothingness in both the thinkers points to a paradox of linguistic transcendence and provides a novel insight into via negativa. This is the first full-length work comparing nothingness (emptiness) in Nagarjuna (Mahayana Buddhism) and John of the Cross (Christianity) in any language. It augments the comparative approach found in Buddhist-Christian comparative philosophy and theology. This book is of especial interest to academics of Buddhist and Christian studies searching for avenues for intellectual dialogue.