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Set against the backdrop of a tranquil seaside town, the story unfolds with a series of mysterious explosions that shatter the calm of an October evening in 1968. As the residents of Eastbourne and surrounding areas rush to uncover the source of the chaos, the narrative promises a blend of suspense and intrigue, exploring the impact of sudden turmoil on a close-knit community. The unfolding events hint at deeper secrets and tensions lurking beneath the surface of their seemingly peaceful lives.

Set against the backdrop of the early 19th-century conflict between Great Britain and France, the narrative explores the heightened tensions following the collapse of the Treaty of Amiens in 1803. With fears of a French invasion looming, British authorities initiated a significant defensive strategy focused on the vulnerable south coast, leading to an extensive and costly barrack construction program. The story delves into the military and societal responses to the threat posed by Napoleon's ambitions in Europe.

The narrative delves into the author's personal journey of transformation, offering profound insights and wisdom gained through his experiences. As a world-renowned spiritual teacher, he reveals intimate details of his path, inviting readers to explore their own spiritual growth and understanding. This book serves as a guide for those seeking deeper connections with themselves and the world around them.

The history of Eastbourne's fire service spans 150 years, showcasing its evolution from hand pumps to horse-drawn steam engines and finally to motor-driven vehicles. Throughout this period, the service adapted to advancements in firefighting techniques. The firefighters, primarily local volunteers, included tradespeople and shopkeepers, highlighting the community's commitment to public safety and the collaborative spirit of the town.

This book of sutras--wisdoms--provides spiritual and practical teachings on the importance of humanity's relationship with animals and nature and how compassion benefits us and our planet.

This book is the culmination of Stephen K. Levine's work and expands on the concept of poiesis, the art of 'making' as foundational for the field of expressive arts therapy. It enables practitioners to reflect on the basic concepts underlying their therapeutic work, and introduces concepts from Taoist and Western philosophy.

Focusing on the evolution of Town Halls in Sussex, this book explores over thirty towns and villages, detailing those that still have their original structures and those that have transitioned to modern Civic Centres. It highlights the varying decisions of villages that became towns regarding mayoral elections, including one with two mayors serving only briefly. Each town features photographs of its Town Hall and profiles of notable local government figures, alongside insights into the establishment of essential services like police, fire, and ambulance in the region.

Książka Levine`a, uznana w USA za `biblię świadomego umierania`, to niezastąpiona pomoc dla os�b zmagających się z chorobą, b�lem, utratą kogoś bliskiego, a także dla tych, kt�rzy pragną żyć bardziej świadomie, bez lęku przed śmiercią.

In his long career as a poet, Buddhist teacher, spiritual advisor, and writer, Stephen Levine has changed our understanding of death and dying. In Becoming Kuan Yin, Levine's first new book in many years, he turns to the legend of Kuan Yin, the Bbodhistitva venerated by East Asian Buddhists for her compassion.In Becoming Kuan Yin, Levine shares the tale of Miao Shan, born centuries ago to a cruel king who wanted her to marry a wealthy but uncaring man. This is the story of how Miao Shan refused to follow the path her father had in mind and, instead, became Kuan Yin, the first acknowledged female Buddha who watches over the dying and those who work with them.Levine weaves together story and practice and helps readers discover their own infinite capacity for mercy and compassion under difficult circumstances. This book will have resonance for Kuan Yin's millions of followers.

Außergewöhnliche Einblicke ins Innenleben einer orthodoxen jüdischen Gemeinde in Brooklyn. Mit Beiträgen von Vera Quintus, Reinhold Bohlen und Barbara Klemm. Hrsg. von Reinhold Bohlen im Auftrag des Emil-Frank-Instituts. Die meisterlichen Aufnahmen, die Stephen Levine in diesem Bildband veröffentlicht, versetzen unmittelbar nach Brooklyn, dorthin, wo die meisten der 1,54 Millionen Juden New Yorks wohnen und wo ein Sechstel aller Haushalte jüdisch ist. Alle Fotos entstanden an einem einzigen Tag in der Synagoge und dem Lehrhaus der Lubawitscher am Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights/Brooklyn, und ermöglichen überraschende Einblicke in diese uns meist fremde Welt. Barbara Klemm schreibt über dieses Buch: Stephen Levine gelang mit diesen intimen, gut komponierten Aufnahmen eine einfühlsame Geschichte über diese große jüdische Gemeinde zu schaffen, die viel über das heutige jüdische religiöse Leben in New York zeigt.