How You Live 1 Day After Forever

This is the first book in a series of books telling of the secrets of immortality. Immortally or living forever in the body you were born with has been one of the best kept secrets for hundreds of years. This first book of a series deals with how living forever is physically possible. It explains the how and why the body functions and what it needs to renew itself indefinitely. It explains "The Immortal Diet" requirements to get healthy, stay healthy, and live forever. A diet that is easy to follow, inexpensive, safe, without side-effects, slimming, and environmentally conscious. All ages can thrive on this diet. The author reveals the answers to many questions about what the human body needs to perform disease free and how to keep it running like a fine tuned engine. If you would like to know what it takes to have long lasting good health, to make the necessary changes, and to take back your power to control your health, then this book is for you.

Explores the friendship of a group of four teenagers. Courtney is pretty, quiet, troubled; her friends want to help, but she's not talking. Jeff feels protective of Courtney and wants to get close to her, but Jeff has a secret too. Eddie is confident, good-looking; he's also drawn to Courtney, and he's the only one who knows Jeff's secret. Toni is loud and she knows it. She also knows that Eddie needs her to keep his feet on the ground. Suggested level: secondary.

This book is about changing one fundamental way of a how a person thinks about death. Instead of thinking and acting like a mortal, start thinking and acting like an immortal. Being immortal a person must learn to live in the same body forever. This leads to the need to form a new society conducive to a population of immortals. The author creates the blueprint for a society of immortals and defines it as an immortocracy. A constitution of The People's Elysian Existence is contained in the book that addresses the current problems facing governments throughout the world. The author points out what flaws have led to failed states. Many seemingly unsolvable issues are addressed within the pages. The solutions seem idealistic but possible given the fundamental change in philosophy the book embraces. People, who have read the book, remark they would desire to live in such a society.

All the current philosophies have failed and trying a philosophical theory or system of governing that has failed over and over again to achieve peace, equality, human rights, physical security, and social security, is the very definition of insanity. There is a better, less expensive, and more efficient way of operating a government. Existing problems which seem to never be fixed for a myriad of reasons can be remedied automatically in the new Constitution. Abortion, Family Planning, Overpopulation, Gun Violence, The Draft, Capital Punishment, Women and Minority Rights, Immigration, Drug Wars and Abuse, Organized Crime, Poverty, Healthcare, Tax Complications, Defense Spending, Gun Control, Union Busting, Wage Discrimination, Education Expenses, Foreign Trade, Consumer Credit, Usury, Market Gambling, Climate Change, Pollution, Food Safety Issues, Corporate Greed, Assisted Suicide, Polygamy, Citizenship, Voting Rights, Corruption, Martial Rights, Adoption, and others are addressed and given permanent fixe

Perhaps it was coincidence or fate, beautiful Anna and Captain Nikolas met aboard a cruise ship, at that moment both knew it was true love, nothing will ever separate them but second World War was ravaging southern Europe, Germans paratroopers demolished Crete separating them loosing track of each other. Anna suffers a lot but always keeps the faith, a cruel civil war made her turn into a warrior. Never loosing her humanness she helped friend and foe alike as a nurse. Destructive forces from East and West try to divide everything and everybody. The selfishness and jealousy of Melpomeni Bouras, her mother, along with the malevolence of Doctor Vassili Tsipras took advantage of Anna's innocence and did everything possible to destroy her dreams. After abducting her baby they drove Anna to the brink, the only hope that remained for her was God and keeping the faith that some day she would be reunited with Nikolas. Nikolas landed with the British in Egypt, but even after his ship and memories sank his strong belief, the help of a monastic and the love of his mother made him find his true self again. Or did he?

Ever, I don't know who I am anymore. I'm a castaway. Lost. Drowning. I love you. That's the only true thing I know, and it's all I have to hold on to. I love you. I'll love you forever. Until the day I die, and I'll love you in whatever world comes after this one. I love you so much, Ever. I miss you. Dear Jesus, I miss you. Come back to me. For forever, and after forever, Caden

After being diagnosed with terminal cancer, a professor shares the lessons he's learned—about living in the present, building a legacy, and taking full advantage of the time you have—in this life-changing classic. "We cannot change the cards we are dealt, just how we play the hand." —Randy Pausch A lot of professors give talks titled "The Last Lecture." Professors are asked to consider their demise and to ruminate on what matters most to them. And while they speak, audiences can't help but mull over the same question: What wisdom would we impart to the world if we knew it was our last chance? If we had to vanish tomorrow, what would we want as our legacy? When Randy Pausch, a computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon, was asked to give such a lecture, he didn't have to imagine it as his last, since he had recently been diagnosed with terminal cancer. But the lecture he gave—"Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams"—wasn't about dying. It was about the importance of overcoming obstacles, of enabling the dreams of others, of seizing every moment (because "time is all you have . . . and you may find one day that you have less than you think"). It was a summation of everything Randy had come to believe. It was about living. In this book, Randy Pausch has combined the humor, inspiration and intelligence that made his lecture such a phenomenon and given it an indelible form. It is a book that will be shared for generations to come.

Dr. Reese has long been fascinated with the human aging process and the possibilities of extending human life, and self-awareness beyond its end of life cycle. Therefore, the focus of his book, is based upon understanding the aging process, and possibilities of extending life, and maintaining self-awareness. Following are some highlights from his book: * Can Human Awareness Exist Forever? * The Continued Existence Of Your Life And Awareness. * What Is The Ultimate Question: "With a Healthy Brain, Why Must My Self-Awareness Cease To Exist Because A Vital Body Organ Fails, Or Because I Have A Terminal Illness?" * The Evolving Process to Extending Life. * To Learn Without Study Or Training. Life Expectancy: * How Science Will Extend Life Expectancy, Now, Near Future, and Distant Future. * How Close Can We Come To Immortality? With a greater understanding of the mechanism that causes, or contributes to the aging process, and the subsequent advancements in medicine, and related research discoveries, the prior boundaries of life expectancy will continue to extend dramatically. Dr. Reese believes it is a reasonable expectation that people could be capable of reaching the age of 125-150 years within 80-90 years. It is also Dr. Reese's opinion, that ultimately our continued existence (e.g., our self-awareness) will not be dependent upon the function of the human physical body, which in many respects presents a hindrance to our continued existence beyond our current estimated life span. There are far too many body components that we must depend upon to function effectively in order to maintain our lives, and our continued self-awareness. The vulnerability of critical organs, too many diseases, and human body failures, most often cause premature termination of life, and subsequently the demise of a healthy brain and awareness. Also discussed: * Free Anti-Aging And Life Extension Available To All. * Over Population - The End Of Humanity? * Religious And Spiritual Implications Involving Longevity. * The Human Aging Process. How Do We Slow And Potentially Stop Aging? * Fighting The Aging Process. * How Can I Live Beyond My Normal Life Span? * Brain Transplant To Another Human Body. * Brain Transplant Into AI Humanoid Robot. * AI And Humanoid Robots. * The Future Controlled By AI Humanoid Robots. * Possible Extinction Of Humanity Due To AI Humanoid Robots. * Brain Awareness Transfer. * Implantable Brain Chips And Other Brain Implants. * Human Consciousness Uploading/Downloading To A Computer Or Artificial Brain. * Many Other Related Topics This book will directly, and unapologetically, address the issues of aging, and discuss methods to reduce, or slow the inevitable process, and avoid the most significant, and even hazardous consequences associated with the aging process. The brain and causes of short and long term memory problems are also discussed.