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|  | | A Brush with Death: it could happen to you Necrotising Fasiictis (flesh eating bacteria) is a nasty and deadly problem, that can happen to you. This book is about one such case.
You complain about having the flu, and go about your normal routine. Fever sets in, and an unusual redness develops around the area of injury. Sometimes the pain is so bad, that you no longer feel it. At the hospital, surgeons plunge into a desperate, exhausting battle against the disease, fervently hacking away flesh that becomes rotten almost as fast as scalpels can cut it away. The prognosis is very poor, and the struggle for life continues until death or disfigurement comes - or maybe both.
This is a tale of a vicious disease that has a preference for human flesh, an appetite t | |  | | Awakening to a New Consciousness Maybe someday, somehow that spark that lives down deep, in the recesses of the "heaven within" residing in the inner chamber of the heart, will ignite. Causing you to start your quest through the various Esoteric teachings available throughout the world. Answering the age old questions. Who am I? What is this life about? Why am I here? Starting your search inward. Join me, as we explore the possibilities.
The application of metaphysical principles assists the acceleration of one's evolution. This takes us on a quantum leap to a higher level of knowledge and spiritual consciousness. Just to "know" is not enough. We have to practice and apply what we know. When we work these principles in harmony with the cosmic laws, it empowers us with tools to achieve a successful and fulfilled life.
One night, Joe Parazoo realized, that the doctors were only human. That it was the prayer that he made, that actually made all of the difference. He said to himself; “It would only be fair, of me, to at |
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Building A Christ-centred Self
by Joshua Su
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A guide and challenge to Christians who want to live a life of true discipleship. It explains why worship is fundamental and how a life of true worship transforms one to Christ-likeness.
The world calls us to improve and promote ourselves. Is this |
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