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What if death is not an ending—but a transition? For centuries, thoughtful people have wondered whether life truly ends at the grave or continues in some deeper form. Life Goes On approaches this question calmly and carefully, presenting evidence that consciousness survives death—and that reincarnation may be far more reasonable, comforting, and compatible with Christian faith than most people have been led to believe. This book is not speculative mysticism. It is a measured, evidence-based exploration written for readers who value reason, faith, and clarity. Life Goes On is written for...

"In the age of fake news, understanding who we trust and why is essential in explaining everything from leadership to power to our daily relationships." -Sinan Aral We live in a world where proven facts and verifiable data are freely and widely available. Why, then, are self-confident...

Perhaps you’ve heard professional prognosticators and so-called spiritual gurus and channelers of spiritual entities proclaim that humanity is undergoing a huge shift that will completely change our world. The author of this book, a practicing Christian and a student of quantum mechanics and metaphysics, gives his perspective on what’s happening, so buckle your seat belt. It’s based on more than a hundred conversations with researchers investigating the true nature of reality and paranormal phenomena, as well as interviews with near death survivors and conversations with researchers ...

A presidential campaign is heating up and the polls say it’s much too close to call when former lovers on opposite sides of the political aisle are thrown together. She is beautiful, compassionate, and Liberal—a strategist for the progressive candidate for President of the United States. He is the campaign manager for the opposition candidate—a handsome guy, conservative, and she would say, hard-nosed and hard-hearted—with a reputation as a womanizer. Sparks fly when they come in contact. She wonders, could they ever bury the hatchet and resume their love affair? Too bad they are on...

This audio collection presents the best-of-the-best short science fiction novels published in 2013 by current and emerging masters of this vibrant form. In Earth I, by Stephen Baxter, a search among the stars to ferret out the origins of mankind amidst the Xaian normalisation digs up many surprises. In Success, by Michael Blumlein, a brilliant but erratic biologist studying epigenetics struggles to hang onto his grip on everyday life as he writes his ground-breaking tome.

Bestselling author and lifelong metaphysician Stephen Hawley Martin cites and elaborates upon five compelling reasons why suicide is not a viable option for avoiding life’s difficulties. Read this book with an open mind and you may come away with a totally new worldview as well as a clear and profound understanding of the purpose of and reason for life on Earth.

It’s not easy being an INTJ, the Myers-Brigg personality type found in only 2.1% of the population and known in literature on the subject as “The Mastermind” or “The Architect.” They have an uncanny ability to connect the dots, and as a result, see things differently than almost everyone else, and so they are almost always several steps ahead of others and others don’t like that. But it sure can be a beneficial trait to have when solving problems, such as how to grow market share and dominate a business category. In this book, the former Senior Vice President & Client Plans ...

Would you like to become rich? Stephen Hawley Martin, an entrepreneur who founded and sold two businesses, explains in this book how anyone capable of getting and holding a job can become incredibly wealthy by following one of several paths he sets out. One path is to start a business, grow a business, and sell a business. Alternatives to that direction include keeping a day job and building a fortune by starting and running a business on the side, or by investing in real estate or other passive income generators.

No one knew how it began. The world fell in just a few weeks. Some people survived. Some decided to live.

What if aging is not primarily a biological process—but a belief-driven one? At age 81, Stephen Hawley Martin is routinely mistaken for someone decades younger. In Yes, You Can Live to a Hundred Years or More, he reveals the esoteric principles—long known to mystics, quietly acknowledged by quantum physicists, and hinted at in the teachings of Jesus—that govern health, vitality, and the length of a human life. This is not a conventional longevity book. There are no biohacks, miracle supplements, or medical fads. Instead, this book explores a far more radical—and powerful—idea: ...

Albert Einstein said, “Reality is an illusion, albeit a persistent one.” Bestselling author Stephen Hawley Martin agrees, and adds, “It’s actually an illusion in more ways than Einstein thought or imagined.” Many think a great awakening to what Einstein knew and Martin has uncovered will occur in 2024, but will it? Political and media forces are at work in an effort to keep humanity in the dark and themselves in power. Martin’s goal is for them to fail and for the public to awaken to an astonishing truth that will set them free. That’s why he’s written what he refers to as a...

According to psychics, clairvoyants, and channeled entities, humanity currently is passing through a time of change and experiencing birth pains during the transition to a new age. Labeled the “Big Shift,” the supposed destination is a higher level of consciousness for humanity that will bring about an environment of love and understanding often referred to as “The Age of Aquarius,” and by others, “The Fourth Density.” Some making the predictions say that the transition may be difficult for those ready to make the leap, and that those who are not prepared will be left behind. ...

Artificial intelligence is about to eliminate millions of routine white-collar jobs. But the real story isn’t job loss. It’s the birth of a new kind of economy—one where individuals succeed not by climbing a career ladder, but by discovering and pursuing a mission. In The Mission Economy: How to Find Meaning and Prosperity in the Age of AI, award-winning author and business strategist Stephen Hawley Martin explains why the rapid rise of artificial intelligence is transforming the structure of work—and why those who thrive in the coming era will be people who align their work with ...

The Dyslexic Entrepreneur is a podcast for dyslexic, ADHD, and neurodiverse adults who are building work and life on their own terms. Formerly The Truth About Dyslexia, this podcast keeps the same honest voice and real conversations, while expanding into entrepreneurship, health, relationships, and self-leadership for people wired differently. Hosted by Stephen Martin, a dyslexic entrepreneur, this show explores what actually works for a divergent brain in the real world. You’ll hear episodes on: • Dyslexia and adult life • ADHD, focus, energy, and overwhelm • Neurodiverse ...

You were born for a reason, and if you don’t know the reason, you cannot be making progress toward its fulfillment—and so you likely feel that something’s missing in your life, or worse—you may be unhappy or depressed. This book provides a methodology not only to find out why you’re here, it will hand you three keys that if accepted and embraced can open your eyes to who you really are and what you ought to be doing to achieve lasting happiness. What’s revealed isn’t taught in school or college—modern culture simply does not know or show the way. The author imparts ancient ...

Brian has just joined his uncle’s ad agency when he finds him dead with a bullet through his brain. The cops thinks it’s suicide, but Brian knows better. Someone doesn’t want Brian to be heir to the agency, and it won’t happen unless he finds out whodunit. Why? The insurance company won’t pay if his uncle's death is ruled a suicide. The upside is that a beautiful and shapely copywriter and colleague, Nickie D’Agostino, wants to help him find the murderer. She’s coming on strong, really strong, but is she really after Brian, or is she in cahoots with the murderer? Read this ...

The protagonist, Brian Durston, is a bright young hotshot who left a big New York ad agency, and the fast track to mega-bucks, to join his uncle's medium-sized firm. Why? His uncle promised to turn over his stake in the agency. The future looks bright until Brian discovers his uncle slumped on his desk with a bullet through his brain.

Americans spend billions of dollars every year in our efforts to get better. We want to be better today than we were yesterday and better tomorrow than we are today. But what if the key to "better" isn't what we think it is? What if it doesn't start with us at all? What if our concept of "better" isn't big enough? Better: My Life. God's Design. is an audiobook of essential life-application principles and in-depth personal study materials designed to help any Christian learn the keys to finding and walking in God's better plan for his or her life.

If you want to be a winner in this world, you need to have a big house, a big car, and a big paycheck. Right? Everyone thinks that having more money and owning more stuff naturally makes you happier in life. But what if everyone is wrong? What if happiness isn’t really tied to the number of things you possess, the size of your bank account, or what you can claim ownership over in this life? Building wealth and leaving a legacy isn’t just about becoming richer. It’s about understanding four important biblical principles and applying them practically in our lives.

Claire DuMond can't believe her father would just lapse into a coma for no apparent reason. Even his doctors are mystified. But one thing is clear, she must find the cause before it's too late. Claire sets out to do just that, and soon arrives on the Caribbean island of Martinique. And wouldn't you know? Her boyfriend followed her. Why does he never seem to listen? There they meet a Voodoo priest who may be able to help find the answer. Does it have to do with the eruption of Mt. Pelée that killed more than 30,000 inhabitants some 50 years prior?