Adventure
This extraordinary account reveals how a slave girl from ancient India became humanity’s brightest beacon of spiritual revolution. In an age when priests jealously guarded their authority over heaven, Mārīya dared to teach that divine wisdom flows not through temples or holy books, but through the awakened higher-self consciousness within each heart.
From the brothels of Kashmir to the sacred peaks of the Himalayas, from Jerusalem’s turbulent streets to Egypt’s mystic shores, witness her transformation from captive to enlightened guide. As Buddhism split, Judaism fractured, and new faiths emerged, she carried a message that would transcend them all: that direct communion with the divine is every soul’s birthright, requiring no permission from religious authorities.
Buyer Be-Aware
Categorised in the genre, Children’s Books for Strange Adults, this book is ideal for children ages 40 to ancient- and-strange. The book is intended for individuals who can handle plants and animals without social filters, who fearlessly challenge popular narratives, not hesitating to call humans dumb as f&%k. It is a nuanced period piece set in an emotionally bloody time in history shortly before the 2024 / 5 elections, which changed the UK, USA and Canada forever.
When a foul-mouthed, philosophizing monkey falls out of a circus truck and into Bobby Smith’s ordinary life, everything changes.
Juan Pedro deMaria da Silva Junior isn’t your typical talking animal. This vest-wearing, curse-spewing former research assistant to the legendary High Mountain Story Uncle has strong opinions about soul-traps (aka junk food), the mind-numbing effects of suburban living, and why Bobby needs way more names than just “Bobby Smith.”
What starts as an unlikely friendship becomes a journey of awakening as Bobby transforms into Roberto Pedro Smith Vásquez — discovering his Mexican heritage, learning to eat mindfully, and understanding that consciousness flows through everything from philosophical fish to judgmental goats. With help from his new friend Kiki and her wise grandmother, Roberto learns that growing up isn’t about fitting in — it’s about becoming authentically yourself.
Embark on a spiritual journey with Ridley the raindrop and discover the beauty of life’s endless cycle!
In this enchanting first book of the “Children of the Rainbow” series, young readers will:
Explore the beginnings of spiritual concepts through Ridley’s transformations
Learn about bravery, purpose, and the interconnectedness of all living things
Gain a comforting perspective on life, change, and renewal
Thoughtfully crafted for ages 4-8, this heartwarming tale offers a gentle introduction to spiritual ideas, perfect for:
THE TRUE STORY OF UNIVERSAL SALVATION—ENLIGHTENMENT FOR EVERY SOUL
Universal Gateway of Enlightenment: The 2nd coming of Jesus as Lord of the World in c.78AD is not an academic wander in the wilderness. It is a very readable book. Rather than an academic work, it is presented to readers as a palatable, historical novel. It has deliciously endearing characters, such as Mari Magadhalene, Apollonius and St. Thomas, with all their quirks, as well as their graces.
Roberto Pedro Smith Vásquez is back — and this time, he’s learning that standing up for what you believe in can be more dangerous than falling circus monkeys.
When their teacher Ms. Jackson insists that Roberto and Kiki attend a mandatory “diversity session” they’d rather skip, the two friends make a choice that sends shockwaves through Lincoln Elementary. Roberto declares “I identify as machismo,” while Kiki announces she’s a “Traditional Wife” — words that accidentally reveal feelings they’ve been hiding from themselves and each other.