Has anyone ever thought PROVING the existence in space of a Creator possible? With this book I have indeed accomplished the impossible - or rather what was thought to be impossible.

If you are to read one (1) and only one (1) book in your life, you owe it to yourself to make that this very book: PROVING GOD.

Aam'pah (The Author)

This book is focused on effective communication, because too many ineffective communications have caused failure in so many lives. Many homes or marriages are broken-up because of the lack of communication. Families such as, father with son and mother with daughter, do not have a good relationship because of the lack of communication. This book will reach out to some families to attempt to explain to them the importance of effective communication. The purpose is to identify and explore the elements of effective communication and to practice communicating effectively. This study for effective communication has been prepared to help families, marriages, work places, etc. to increase their effectiveness in communicating.

Research Methodology A Handbook is designed as a short introduction to the subject. It is eminently practical in nature. Conceptual issues confusing the research scholar have been dealt with in a lucid manner. The authors believe that even in the social sciences the mechanical or quantitative dimension should precede the sociological dimension. Before the social scientist begins to deal with verbal categories such as role, status, institution, etc, he should be in a position to appreciate the mechanical dimension. Familiarity with the mechanical dimension makes it possible for the research scholar to appreciate the fact that even when the dimension is sociological, the elements of science such as validity and reproducibility come to the fore. The book is based on material published over the last hundred years and the authors believe that the social sciences where cause and effect can still be separated in experienced time have not moved much beyond where they were several years ago.

These essays of Mansoor Palloor aim at the sharp and flagrant disclosure of the brutal atrocities committed by imperialistic forces on the human race and the blatant violation of basic human rights. Those who derive boundless sadistic pleasure in the unbearable stench of burnt human flesh and blood and who consider the woeful cries of pain and misery of children with dismembered bodies and their mentally ailing mothers, as sweet music to their ears, are definitely at full liberty to disagree with his views. The articles in this book, which throw light on international trends since the year 2001, impeccably forecast and predict global events like the Middle East conflicts and wars, the rise of the Internet community and its far-reaching impact in shaping the future, the economic collapse of America, the fall of capitalism, and the recent political developments and unrest in the Middle East.

Of the five major Shakespearean tragedies-Hamlet, Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, King Lear, and Othello-King Lear is perhaps the most challenging. Issues of rulership, family and blood, are overlaid with bastardy, loyalty, lust, and deceit. Add to this the apparently gratuitous on-stage blinding of Gloucester, the deaths of Cordelia, Lear, Gloucester, and Kent, and one might be inclined to agree with Samuel Johnson that "The good suffer more than the evil, that love and suffering, in this play, are almost interchangeable terms and the driving force of the action is derived from the power of the evil to inflict mental agony upon the good" (quoted in Kermode, 505). However, one would be mistaken to accept wholeheartedly the happy endings of the eighteenth and nineteenth century revisionists. While the pleasant ending would certainly ease the sensibilities of the audience, it would omit the Aristotlean concepts of hamartia and the purgation of fear and pity attendant upon actually witnessing Shakespeare's King Lear, the necessary catharsis, a possible scapegoat for our own emotions. Of course, the ending is to some extent unpleasant and even shocking; however, one can argue that the ending is organic to the play; the ending IS, to a great extent, the play.

James Fitzjames Stephens argues against the philosophical and social views advanced by John Stuart Mill: for the author, Mill's ideas of equality, utilitarianism and freedom were anathema. The attitudes expressed by Stephens were unpopular at the time of publication: his arguments against the notions of democracy and freedom are rooted in traditionalism, in a time of great - and arguably irreversible - upheaval. Many of the criticisms against liberty, in particular its deleterious potential upon morals, accurately predict the liberalization of Western societies during the 20th century. Stephens other opinions, such as his opposition to women's rights, have been firmly consigned to history. While Stephens, and other thinkers like him, would fall out of favor, this work provides a stunning summation of contrarian arguments. Stephens was a conservatively-minded member of the British judiciary whose views closely correspond with elements of old-fashioned Toryism.

Regarded as the father of Existentialism, SAren Kierkegaard transformed philosophy with his conviction that we must all create our own nature. In Fear and Trembling he argues that a true understanding of God can only be attained by making a personal ileap of faith.I This revised edition of the standard English translation of Fear and Trembling updates some of the more archaic language and presents this landmark philosophical work in modern American English.

Have you always wanted to understand Quantum Theory, but was afraid of the math? Relax. I have written this book so that you can understand the theory without all the hard to understand equations and science speak. Once you understand quantum mechanics, you can use that knowledge to take control of your life. This book has three sections. It will teach you the science, and it will transform your life. The first section covers the science and a little history. It tells you how things work. The second section covers the philosophy. It tells you why it works that way. The third section covers magic. Because the science works the way it does, your mind is able to control your quantum reality. Take control of your life and reality. Let me tell you about Quantum Theory, and show you how to use it to make your life better. Buy a copy of The Layman's Guide To Quantum Reality and find out how to control your Reality!

Este libro trata de criar a un ni o. No importa cu l sea, si usted sigue las reglas y atenerse a ellos, a menos que tengas tus propias ideas, entonces usted puede agregar a la libreta tambi n.

LA INQUISICI N ESPA OLA Y LAS SUPERSTICIONES EN EL CARIBE HISPANO A PRINCIPIOS DEL SIGLO XVII: UN RECUENTO DE CREENCIAS SEG N LAS RELACIONES DE FE DEL TRIBUNAL DE CARTAGENA DE INDIASEsta obra presenta un estudio realizado sobre fondos documentales proveniente de los archivos de la Inquisici n espa ola, espec ficamente del Tribunal del Santo Oficio en Cartagena de Indias, regi n de Nueva Granada. En l, se identificaron cuarenta y cinco procesos de un total de ciento setenta y siete causas de fe realizadas durante el periodo de 1610 a 1632. Los procesos seleccionados buscan presentar las principales supersticiones desarrolladas en la regi n caribe a colonizada por la corona espa ola y que a su vez fueron perseguidas por las autoridades inquisitoriales.El trabajo est dividido en cinco cap tulos. Los primeros cuatro nos presentan las diversas problem ticas hist ricas que deben ser estudiadas como pre mbulo al an lisis de los juicios sobre superstici n en una regi n en espec fico. Entre estos problemas se puede apreciar el desarrollo del llamado fen meno inquisitorial; la Inquisici n como instrumento de control social y econ mico estatal, espec ficamente su uso por los monarcas espa oles; las supersticiones como problem tica hist rica, antropol gica y social; y la Inquisici n como parte del proceso de colonizaci n en Am rica. El quinto cap tulo nos describe y analiza las diversas creencias supersticiosas desarrolladas en la regi n caribe a. Zona donde interactuaron una gran cantidad de grupos tnicos y culturales que aportaron a que esta regi n fuera tierra f rtil para el surgimiento de este tipo de creencias.