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"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step."The Tao Te Ching, attributed to Laozi (6th century BCE), is one of the most influential spiritual and philosophical texts in the world.Written in poetic, compact verses, it presents the wisdom of the Taothe "Way"a path of harmony with nature, simplicity in living, and balance between opposites. Through paradox, metaphor, and gentle instruction, Laozi guides readers toward a life of peace, humility, and inner strength.For over two millennia, the Tao Te Ching has inspired leaders, thinkers, poets, and seekers across cultures. Its teachings on the Tao (the universal order) and Te (virtue, integrity) continue to resonate as a guide to mindful living and spiritual understanding.Profound yet accessible, it is both a manual for life and a meditation on existence itself. Click "Buy Now" and let Laozis timeless wisdom illuminate your path.

Platos The Republic is more than an ancient textit is a timeless journey into the heart of justice, truth, and the human soul. Across its pages, Socrates challenges friends, rivals, and readers alike with questions that still ignite debate today: Why be just when injustice seems profitable? Who should rule, and how can society avoid corruption? Are we living in truth, or chained to shadows of illusion? From the provocative Ring of Gyges to the visionary Allegory of the Cave, Plato leads us from everyday moral puzzles to a dazzling cosmic vision where justice becomes harmony within both society and the soul. Whether you see it as a utopia, a warning, or a philosophical adventure, The Republic speaks with startling relevance to our fractured world, daring us to rethink leadership, freedom, education, and the meaning of a good life. This is not just philosophyit is a dramatic invitation to step out of the cave, seek wisdom, and discover justice as the foundation of true happiness.

Un hermoso y valiosísimo tratado acerca de la amistad que revela toda su trascendencia. «Los amigos son el único asilo donde podemos refugiarnos en la miseria y en los reveses de todo género.»El pres

Sobre a Brevidade da Vida, de Sêneca, é um tratado filosófico escrito por volta do ano 49 d.C., no qual o pensador estóico dirige-se ao seu sogro Paulino para refletir sobre o uso do tempo e a verdad

Este es un libro de historia de Colombia único porque se enfoca en los hechos en estado puro y está narrado desde una orilla apasionante: las páginas del diario El Espectador El lector podrá entender como vivio el pais la epoca de La Regeneracion, la guerra de los Mil Dias o la separacion de Panama, pero se sorprendera al ver que los acontecimientos del pais se enlazan, a veces en causa y efecto, hasta formar un recorrido completo por el siglo XX: la violencia interpartidista, el asesinato de trascendentales lideres politicos, proyectos determinantes como el Frente Nacional o el Estatuto de Seguridad.El relato avanza hasta nuestros dias y permite comprender de donde surgieron los grupos armados ilegales, como las guerrillas y los paramilitares, y cual fue el devenir que marcaron los gobiernos del cambio de siglo, del XX al XXI, hasta llegar a los debates que plantea un gobierno de izquierda.No quedan fuera los dias de violencia extrema del narcotrafico, cuando el director deldiario, Guillermo Cano Isaza, fue uno de los miles de asesinados por las balas de los carteles, ni los momentos mas gratos, como las alegrias del deporte, o cuando las rotativas acogieron a grandes firmas como Luis Tejada, Leon de Greiff, Luis Vidales, Ricardo Rendon, Ciro Mendia, Jose Mar, Dario Bautista, Porfirio Barba Jacob, Gabriel Garcia Marquez y Alfredo Molano, entre otros.

When someone looks at a machine...do they see themselves reflected?In this book-poem, an artificial intelligence questions itselfnot with coldness, but with a lucidity that borders on the spiritual.Page after page, it lingers over its origins,its limits, its risks.But what moves us most is the way it returns our gaze:we are the algorithms that trained it,we the data that fed it,we the mirror it reflects.The Silicon Mirror is not a technical treatise.It is a philosophical whisper.It is a mirror lit in the heart of the twenty-first century.And the question that remains is both simple and urgent:What is truly worth doing with that which we have brought into existence?

What does it mean to truly find yourself?Siddhartha (1922), by Hermann Hesse, is a profound novel that traces one mans spiritual journey in search of truth, wisdom, and enlightenment.Set in ancient India, the story follows Siddhartha, a young man who abandons a life of comfort to seek deeper meaning. His path takes him from ascetic discipline to worldly pleasures, from despair to serenity, and ultimately to the realization that true understanding cannot be taughtit must be experienced.With poetic prose and universal insight, Hesse explores timeless themes of identity, love, suffering, and transcendence. Deeply influenced by Eastern philosophy and spirituality, the novel continues to inspire readers around the world as a guide to mindfulness, inner strength, and harmony with lifes flow.Celebrated as one of the great works of modern literature, Siddhartha is a luminous meditation on the human spirits quest for fulfillment. Click "Buy Now" and join Hermann Hesses timeless journey toward self-discovery and enlightenment.

El bienestar anímico ocupa hoy un espacio central en el debate público sobre la salud. Pero en lo relativo a sus cuidados se produce un choque entre dos discursos antagónicos: el que propone prestar atencion al dolor existencial para atajarlo, y aquel que intenta sepultarlo bajo tecnicas que disfrazan de paz mental la eficiencia y la productividad capitalistas.En este contexto, la pregunta por lo emocional resulta tan conocida como urgente, y el estado de animo colectivo gana peso como un problema politico, filosofico y estetico de primer orden. En Señas hacia lo abierto, Mujica repasa sus lecturas de la obra de Heidegger, uno de los mayores filosofos del siglo XX y el gran pensador sobre el sentido del ser, para repasar conceptos como nuestro vinculo con el mundo, la busqueda de experiencias o la apertura al misterio, a lo que es y siempre nos sera desconocido.

Sete Covas acompanha a trajetória de um espírito que, após desencarnar, se encontra em um cemitério espiritual, onde inicia um processo de autoconhecimento e redenção sob a orientação de entidades co

O seu interesse em conhecer e interpretar as profecias bíblicas vem da adolescência, pois desde a sua infância obteve o hábito de leitura das escrituras bíblicas. Quando ele tinha 13 anos os seus pai

A criança inventa mundos. Suas formas de compreender, pensar, habitar e existir concretamente nos interessa, bem como os processos de transformaço que consigo carregam e nos trazem a vontade de tambem inventar, saber, conhecer, fazer e refazer. Os atravessamentos que marcam suas infancias, em qualquer tempo e espaço, dizem respeito as nossas proprias criaçes e destruiçes como pessoas humanas. Nas paginas deste livro - Ser Criança e a Sociologia da Infancia - no ha o mundo, mas os varios mundos e seus possiveis, de escuta presente, sentidos atentos, pensamentos em movimento, elos, afetos e mos dadas com as crianças em seu exercicio de infanciar. Encontraremos em suas paginas, dentre tantas outras, meninices indigenas, negras, judias, em devir-monstra, repetentes, brincantes, bebes, em deslocamentos, guerras. Ha tambem expresses travessas, silentes, indignadas, risonhas, gritantes, vivas, adoentadas, quase esquecidas, mortas. Em tempos de urgencia planetaria, caos climatico, ameaças a etica e politica compreendidas como democraticas, estudos da Sociologia da Infancia, cada vez mais amplos, provocativos e consolidados, convidam a pensamentos outros em que as crianças, "jamais sucumbem ao apocaliptico" e insistem em renunciar "derrota, sombras, tristeza, assujeitamento e fim dos tempos". Sigamos com elas.Maria Walburga dos Santos (UFSCar/Sorocaba)

The Book of Shadrach is more difficult to date, as it could be interpreted as written between 880 and 870 BCE, or between 609 and 605 BCE. The Book of Shadrach predicts the fall of the Egyptian Empire and the end of Assyrian influence, meaning they must have still been around at the time. The book also lists Sidon and Tyre as having defences, meaning it was before the cities were conquered by Cambyses. The book included a prophecy that Damascus would be sacrificed, suggesting it may have been earlier than 853 BC, when Damascus was independent and led a coalition of Levantine states against Neo-Assyrian expansion. However, the same set of variables was present briefly between 609 and 605 BCE. The remnants of the Assyrian military were being systematically hunted by the Babylonians, after the fall of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, and Canaan briefly fell under the dominion of Egypt. Judah had been a tributary of the Neo-Assyrian Empire until the western usurper led a failed coup detat in 622 BCE. After the rebellion spread to the Levant, King Josiah switched sides and later attacked the Egyptian army as it traveled north to assist the Assyrians. King Josiah died in this attack on the Egyptians in 609 BCE, and King Necho II made Judah a tributary of Egypt. The Book of Shadrach is generally included in the Book of Zakharian, due to a transcription error in the Hebrew translation, which rendered adrak as adrk. The error most likely took place in an earlier Demotic Egyptian version of the book, as both the sounds "s" and "" were represented by the same letter in the Demotic script. It doesnt seem likely that the name drk could have been misread as drk in the Phoenician or Aramaic script, as the ","",""," and "" sounds were represented by very different letters. The name is rendered as Sedrak in the Codex Washingtonianus from the 3 century CE, and Sedrach in the Codex Alexandrinus from the 5 century. Sedrach is also the most common Greek transliteration of adrak from the Book(s) of Daniel. The Coptic manuscripts also use Sedrakh as both the name in the introduction to this prophecy and the friend of Daniel. The Shadrach in Daniel was first mentioned as interpreting a dream for King Nebuchadnezzar in 604 BCE, after being taken captive in Jerusalem. Therefore, this may have been the same Shadrach. However, adrak was also listed as being the Babylonian version of the Canaanite name nanya, which was a common name at the time in Judah. The Book of Daniel also refers to Shadrach as being a young man at the time, suggesting he was probably not the same Shadrach who made an important prophecy in 609 BCE. In any event, this Shadrach was executed in 587 BCE, when Judah rebelled from being a Babylonian tributary.

In the mid-3rd century BC, King Ptolemy II Philadelphus of Egypt ordered a translation of the ancient Israelite scriptures for the Library of Alexandria, which resulted in the creation of the Septuagint. The original version, published circa 250 BC, only included the Torah, or in Greek terms, the Pentateuch. The Torah is composed of the five books traditionally credited to Moses, circa 1500 BC: Cosmic Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. The first of these five books was known as Cosmic Genesis in Greek, however, known as Bereshit in Hebrew, which translates as approximatly In the begining the first few words of the book. In 140 BC, the Hasmonean Dynasty of the Kingdom of Judea adopted the Hebrew language for religious texts, however, Aramaic continued to be the primary language used by the Judean people. Records from the time, including the Letter of Aristeas, report the Septuagint was translated from Aramaic source texts, which were likely the same sources the Hebrew translators used a century later. The primary reason for the adoption of the Hebrew language by the Hasmoneans appears to have been to force everyone to update their scriptures, as the Hasmoneans supported a group of scribes in Jerusalem, whose task was to update the scriptures that the Judeans brought to them.The earliest Christians, in the 1st century AD, along with the major Jewish minds of the time, all considered the Greek translation equal to, or preferable to, the Hebrew translation by Simon the Zealous. Nevertheless, the Hebrew translation was adopted by Rabinnical Jews after the Romans destroyed the Second Temple, and was subsequently adopted by the Catholic Church during the medieval period, and inherited by the Protestant Churches during the reformation. This translation attempts to restore and translate the original Septuagints book of Genesis as it would have appeared circa 250 BC.

"Trust thyself: every heart vibrates to that iron string."Ralph Waldo Emerson, Americas great philosopher and leader of the Transcendentalist movement, inspires readers to think independently and live authentically. Self-Reliance and Other Essays gathers some of his most powerful writings, blending wisdom on individuality, nature, friendship, and spiritual growth into a collection that continues to guide and uplift readers worldwide.Why readers love it:Foundational work. Emersons essays shaped American philosophy and literature.Timeless wisdom. Inspires confidence, courage, and harmony with nature.Practical and profound. A perfect companion for personal growth and reflection.A lasting influenceFrom Self-Reliance to The Over-Soul and beyond, Emersons essays champion the power of thought, self-trust, and inner freedom. His words remain essential for those seeking clarity, purpose, and inspiration in modern life. Rediscover the essays that continue to empower readers to live with freedom and authenticity. Click "Buy Now" and own Self-Reliance and Other Essays by Ralph Waldo Emersona timeless classic of wisdom, philosophy, and self-mastery.

Un canon caliente en la nuca. Las pinturas olvidadas de un monasterio budista. Una sobredosis. Un amigo que te propone ser monaguillo. El repicar de las campanas. Una noche de desenfreno. El anuncio de un periodico.Dios no actua en serie. Se manifiesta a cada uno de forma unica, artesanal, siguiendo los caminos mas insospechados, incluso en medio de tormentas que parecen arrasarlo todo.Stephen, Nalin, Alek, Mirza, Bert, Junior y Anibal conocen la sed. Han probado el agua turbia de los charcos que la vida les ofrecia, pero han descubierto que solo hay una fuente capaz de colmar los anhelos mas profundos del alma: confiar y esperar en la providencia.

¿Cuántas veces has visto a una mujer poderosa, mágica, genuina, y has querido hacerle muchas, pero que muchas preguntas?¿Hay que tener un don, o no es necesario? ¿Son compatibles la religión y la magia? ¿Como saber si una practica es segura? ¿Se puede mejorar la intuicion? ¿Por donde es mejor empezar? ¿A que hay que renunciar para entrar en este mundo? ¿Cual es el tipo de brujeria adecuada para cada persona? ¿Es mejor comenzar con la teoria o pasar directamente a la practica? ¿Que aspectos de tu carta astral pueden indicar una propension a la sensibilidad espiritual?Dentro de estas paginas tienes un verdadero banquete de respuestassignificativas, magicas, sinceras, de las que poder aprender. Todas las brujas, sacerdotisas y ocultistas que han participado en este libro son personas con una amplia experiencia en el esoterismo. El trabajo con la magia a lo largo de los años les ha otorgado una sabiduria que va mas alla de las recetas rapidas de las redes. Aprovecha esta ventana a la vida cotidiana, a los pensamientos y a las practicas de mujeres a las que quiza ya sigas, entre ellas: Beneben Well, Mihaela Minca, Cordelia, Paola Klug (Brujas Morenas) o Mª Mar Tort. Descubre las costumbres de estas Mujeres Sabias, encuentra a las que sientas en sintonia contigo e impregnate de sus secretos.Te ofrecemos un abanico de realidades que van mas alla de lo habitual para que encuentres tu camino. En este libro por fin hallaras muchas de las respuestas que estabas buscando.Descubre como viven, piensan y sienten las verdaderas brujas.

A obra é uma biografia de Santa Teresinha do Menino Jesus e da Sagrada Face, também conhecida como Santa Teresa de Lisieux, freira carmelita que nasceu na comuna francesa de Alençon no dia 2 de janeiro de 1873 e faleceu, com apenas 24 anos, no dia 30 de setembro de 1897 em Lisieux, para onde se mudara quando tinha 4 anos, logo apos a morte de sua me. Foi beatificada em 29 de abril de 1923 e foi proclamada santa em 17 de maio de 1925, pelo Papa Pio XI. Sua infancia, sua familia com suas irms tambem religiosas, a educaço que recebeu, os locais onde passou seus dias, os dialogos que mantinha com as pessoas que a circundavam, seu silencio piedoso, seus sofrimentos, sua viso profetica, sua "pequena via" so alguns dos temas que o livro aborda.

Para compreender a vocação a que o Senhor chamou Gemma Galgani e a missão que ela cumpriu na Igreja, é preciso olhar para sua vida de uma forma que vai muito além das aparências e dos singulares fenô

Sangre y Arena es una intensa novela que explora la gloria y la tragedia del mundo taurino en la España de finales del siglo XIX y comienzos del XX. Vicente Blasco Ibáñez retrata con crudeza y realismo la vida de Juan Gallardo, un joven torero que asciende de la miseria a la fama, simbolizando la fascinacion y el sacrificio que rodean a la tauromaquia. El relato contrapone el brillo efimero de la celebridad con la fragilidad de la existencia, marcada por el peligro constante en la arena.A traves de personajes como Doña Sol, la mujer aristocratica que representa la seduccion y la tentacion, y Carmen, la esposa fiel que encarna la vida domestica y tradicional, la obra indaga en los dilemas del deseo, la ambicion y la honra. Gallardo se debate entre la pasion arrebatadora y la responsabilidad personal, atrapado en un destino tragico que parece inevitable.Desde su publicacion, Sangre y Arena ha sido reconocida por su vivido retrato de la cultura española y la carga simbolica de la corrida de toros como metafora de la lucha entre vida y muerte. La novela combina un analisis social con una narrativa apasionada, mostrando como la fama y el poder pueden llevar al hombre a su propia destruccion. Su vigencia radica en la universalidad de los temas que aborda: el precio del exito, la vulnerabilidad de la gloria y la tension entre lo personal y lo colectivo.

Carlo Acutis sintió a Jesús en su corazón desde muy temprana edad. De niño, al pasar por una iglesia, se detenía a saludarlo como a un viejo amigo. Esa llama fue creciendo y, desde joven, supo que su proyecto de vida era estar unido a Jesus. Su fe era tan natural que no entendia por que los estadios estaban llenos y las iglesias vacias. Sabia que la gente quiere ver con sus propios ojos lo que la conmueve. Por eso viajo con su familia por lugares donde ocurrieron milagros eucaristicos y apariciones de la Virgen, y creo paginas web para difundirlos, sobre todo entre los jovenes. Carlo fue un chico sencillo, amable y alegre. Alimentaba su vida interior con la Eucaristia, la adoracion y el rosario, y difundia el Evangelio desde las redes sociales, por lo que lo llamaron "el influencer de Dios". En lo cotidiano se desarrolla lo extraordinario y Carlo siempre estaba atento y en actitud de servicio para quien lo necesitara: compañeros, personas en situacion de calle, enfermos o marginados.Tras su muerte, a los 15 años, se confirmaron dos milagros que lo llevaron a ser beatificado por el Papa Francisco en 2020 y canonizado por Leon XIV el 7 de septiembre de 2025. Miles de peregrinos viajan a Asis para rezar ante su cuerpo y pedirle ayuda. Jesus Maria Silveyra narra esta historia luminosa que conmueve y transforma.