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Have you ever blamed or criticized God for something bad that happened to you? Do you feel like confronting and taking Him to task for all the rubbish that's happening around you? Are you baffled by the collective silence of our benevolent gods from all the rival religions? If yes, then don’t waste time seeking answers from any Religious Experts, Enlightened Professors, Top Economists, Nobel Laureates, Pulitzer Prize Winners, Eloquent Politicians, or by reading their superb bestsellers. All the answers you need are available right here in this awesome book. Enlighten yourself with the Technical, Political, and Business justifications of our Creator for the existence of saints, savages, atheists, wars, diseases, religious headaches, corruption, natural calamities, business failures, media maniacs, ethnic cleansing, recessions, silent gods, terrorism, racism, crime, politics, lies, and 1001 other problems you see worldwide daily. Become a Buddha and discover the mysterious secret behind his supreme serenity. Never blame poor God again!!!

UPDATED 2022 EDITION The Law of Attraction (LOA) has been a subject of curious debate over the last two decades. It’s also known as a Miracle Law and has been very popular worldwide, and has also created a nice cottage industry with plenty of books, coaches, video courses, blogs, newsletters, etc. But most books on LOA often use complex words like manifest, subconscious mind, abundance, endless possibilities, affirmations, vibrational alignment, creative visualization, etc. This confuses or turns off the average reader into thinking that such books are just a con game or flashy get-rich schemes. Secondly, most authors who have written books on this single concept of LOA have stretched them to 150 or 200 pages. Now when any seasoned reader reads such a book they will quickly realize that the author is explaining the same thing, again and again, using different words, sentences, and examples. This will be exhausting and also frustrating to read as it will take them on a long journey for understanding a solo concept. Now as a reader and also an author of many non-fiction books I strongly believe that books on any single idea or topic should not be stretched to hundreds of pages. Such thick books are only suitable for authors who explain multiple topics like forty-eight laws of power, twenty rules of leadership, fifty ideas to make money, etc., but not for any single topic book. A single-topic book should be short and snappy like a cup of ice cream. Hence, I have made this book a simplified get-to-the-point guide on the Law of Attraction. It’s designed to give the reader my helicopter view and interpretation of how LOA works, how to use it, celebrities who practice it, and so on. The information in this book is sufficient for a casual reader to dive in, quickly absorb the essence, and walk out with a fistful of knowledge of LOA. I hope you will find the book useful. Thanks for reading.

The Satire Bookshelf is an omnibus of sharp satire, outlandish observations, and awful advice on politics, advertising, sports, spirituality, research, modern art, the stock market, etc. This book is about imagining the creative and wackier side of such professions to rejuvenate and brighten your day. This book is a collection of the following books available individually on Google Play Books. Become a Dictator Become a Modern Artist The Mirage Peddlers Big Money! Become an Atheist Digital Wildfires We Never would have Guessed! The Cricket Beasts The chapters are all fictitious and can be taken with a pinch of salt, though the paper used may not be edible. The author makes no representations or warranties of any kind concerning the accuracy, usability, or usefulness of the contents. Many people think that humor and laughter are unproductive and unprofessional and that being serious is the only way to spend their personal and professional life. This is why most homes and workplaces have now become humorless, artificial, and stressful. But we don’t have to be humorless to run our lives. Having a sense of humor can lighten up difficult situations and creatively solve many personal and business problems. You must be able to think in atrocious, ridiculous, and illogical terms. Modern management consultants call this “thinking out of the box” but I call it old-fashioned creativity and humor that has existed for decades from Mark Twain to Mad Magazine.

Are you one of those goody-goody persons who are now facing the following problems? You have become a doormat or a bellboy to others. You are unable and unwilling to say no. People take you for granted. You are endlessly running errands for others. Everyone’s urgencies are your emergencies. All your time, money, and effort are spent on helping others. You have become a cart-horse by taking on everyone’s load. You have to take permission from your husband, wife, or other family members to buy the things you love with your own money, eat the dishes you like, wear the clothes you like, sleep an extra hour, and so on. If you say yes to one or more of the above statements, then you are not alone. Millions of people worldwide, especially breadwinners, are in the same boat unable and unwilling to escape. But it's high time that you stop living for others and start living for yourself without any guilt or regret. This amazing book will show you how to do that.

Personal Development Magazine is a magazine to be read, retained, remembered, and re-read. Each magazine carries a bunch of sparkling articles on Personal Development, Stress Management, Humor, Frugality, Leadership, Resiliency, Workplace Issues, Technology, Life Skills, Spirituality, Writing, Publishing, and an occasional Harsh Advice. The digital edition is font optimized for reading on all Android & Apple devices, Kindle Reader, or your Web Browser. This means you don’t have to pinch and zoom to read the contents. Simplicity is the hallmark of this wisdom treasure chest. Unlike the hordes of dazzling magazines you see in the newsstands the contents here are eye and eReader friendly and not crowded with complex cosmetics, awesome advertisements, great graphics, etc., that can distract or irritate your eyes. Like a basket of delicious healthy fruits, each issue can dramatically transform your personal and professional life. Think of this magazine as your personal coach who can make you superior to the rest of the crowd. Magazine varies in cover and information from month to month.

Personal Development Magazine is a magazine to be read, retained, remembered, and re-read. Each magazine carries a bunch of sparkling articles on Personal Development, Stress Management, Humor, Frugality, Leadership, Resiliency, Workplace Issues, Technology, Life Skills, Spirituality, Writing, Publishing, and an occasional Harsh Advice. The digital edition is font optimized for reading on all Android & Apple devices, Kindle Reader, or your Web Browser. This means you don’t have to pinch and zoom to read the contents. Simplicity is the hallmark of this wisdom treasure chest. Unlike the hordes of dazzling magazines you see in the newsstands the contents here are eye and eReader friendly and not crowded with complex cosmetics, awesome advertisements, great graphics, etc., that can distract or irritate your eyes. Like a basket of delicious healthy fruits, each issue can dramatically transform your personal and professional life. Think of this magazine as your personal coach who can make you superior to the rest of the crowd. Magazine varies in cover and information from month to month.