Bridget is a young Ghanaian woman born with cerebral palsy, a physical disability.

She had the fortune to survive because of her exceptional mother and grandpa in a village that thought of her as a worthless if not dangerous being.

Bridget, now 25 years old, looks back and still wonders if she is worthy of living the life of a normal human person...

Aquarius Agenda is a journey of self discovery through new sciences, psychology, and Buddhism. Along the way the reader is confronted with crises, the byproduct of our civilizations denial of its own humanity. Finally, when the true horror of our misperception is laid bare,technology and spirituality deliver the answers offering beautiful alternatives. The book looks back into our recent history building a psychological profile of Western man growing up under the mercantile and imperial syst...

Slowly, I put the phone to my ear. Then, Alice s voice. `Edward? she whispered, sounding cautious. `What happened?

Yes. What happened? Really, it was better not to think about it. It hurt. But she needed to know, right? So, for the first time, and for the last time because, damn, it hurt so much, I told her what happened.

`Bella.. speaking her name felt like sticking a few extra knives in my insides, and I cringed. `She s ... gone.

Five years after Bella saved her entire vampire family ...

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The story of Bridget is about hope and will as well as luck. How many girls called Bridget survive after all? It is about love, the love of a mother and grandfather in a hostile society. It is most of all about the capacity to fight. Fight for the survival of a twitching baby who can neither suck nor crawl nor later walk. Fight for a person to be called human even if all the odds seem against it because of a traditional belief system.

Those around her in her local society mumble: Isn t sh...

We remember still a single farm with chickens and pigs on the farm and cows in the pasture. Increasingly we see grain silos appear with large livestock farming, whose pigs, chickens or cows never outside come. Diseases, which can be transmitted from animals to humans, are the result.

Prevention is essential for all of us in order to make our environment healthier and reduce the increase of chronic diseases.

Lifestyle changes, such as the purification of drinking water, sewage treatment and t...

We remember still a single farm with chickens and pigs on the farm and cows in the pasture. Increasingly we see grain silos appear with consumption animal farms, whose pigs, chickens or cows never outside come. Diseases, which can be transmitted from animals to humans, are the result. The expansion in the intensive livestock and tropical bird breeding threatens the health of us all. It is of great importance that the air we breathe indoors in private homes, public transport, public buildings ...

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Three themes are contained inside this book, knitted together by the overarching theme, Impressions. Impressions of writing, of reading, of nature and of personal things that are universal at the same time. Above all, it is a collection of poems, each one an impression by a poet, and of the poet herself.

Only man is capable of birth-control, both population growth and contraception. The explosive growth in population and famine on earth has led to the breeding of animals solely for consumption. Genocide, the accelerated extinction of species, and Ecocide, large environmental damage are the consequences. This process is self-ending .... and forces us to reconsider. Sooner or later in the 21st century the chimpanzee will die. Wild life conservation, restoring the amount of available wild fish...