New York Times best-selling author of The Answer Is Simple . . . and world-renowned teacher offers a collection of 22 laws to unlock the mystery of manifestation.
In Soul Mastery, best-selling author and intuitive guide Sonia Choquette will share the 22 divine laws of creation she was taught as a child by her master spiritual teacher, Dr. Tully. These are the laws Sonia has lived and taught for over 50 years, and she compares the process of learning and integrating these principles to learning the steps to a beautiful dance. Once you know the movements, they are recorded in your muscle memory and your dance with the universe begins, unlocking the mystery of manifestation and entering a higher vibrational frequency with confidence and ease.
Sonia will introduce the laws, demonstrate how they are applied, and share anecdotes from her life and success stories from her students, showing how quickly your life can change once you understand and apply the 22 laws. These include:
• Your Intention Is Your Power
• Your Inner Guidance Is Your Compass
• Look for the Gift in Everything
• Live Joyfully as a Divine and Creative Spirit
• and more!
THE INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER
From a leading doctor and world-renowned health expert, the simple, uplifting and practical guide to cutting through the wellness noise, living well and ageing with purpose.
‘Essential reading for anyone who wants to get to the heart of how to live a healthy and fulfilling life’ Dr Vivek Murthy, MBA, former surgeon general of the United States ————-Have you hit optimisation overload? This book is for you.
Renowned physician Dr Ezekiel J. Emanuel cuts through the noise with wit, clarity and high-impact advice. Forget the hacks, the hype and the endless expert advice. Dr Emanuel distils the science into six simple, high-impact pillars: nutrition, exercise, sleep, alcohol, mental acuity and social connection. No fads. No extremes. Just evidence-based guidance on what actually works.
You’ll gain something rarer than another health plan: clarity. A grounded understanding of what truly drives long-term wellbeing – connection, purpose and sustainable habits that fit into real life.
Because life is not a competition to live the longest. And wellness should not be a full-time job.
Praise for Eat Your Ice Cream:
‘A provocative, practical read on how to lead a healthy life … debunks disinformation, punctures pseudoscience and reveals what really counts for longevity.’ Adam Grant, bestselling author of?Think Again?and?Hidden Potential
‘The wellness book we’ve all been waiting for … A must-read for anyone who wants a clear, compassionate and common-sense roadmap to well-being’ Dr Mark Hyman, bestselling author of Young Forever
‘This substantive, fact-rich and funny account on how to be alive is must-reading for those who value expertise and wisdom’ Kara Swisher, bestselling author of Burn Book
A monumental intellectual history of the pivotal figure of Hindu nationalism .
Vinayak Damodar Savarkar (1883–1966) was an intellectual, ideologue, and anticolonial nationalist leader in India’s struggle for independence from British colonial rule, one whose anti-Muslim writings exploited India’s tensions in pursuit of Hindu majority rule. Savarkar and the Making of Hindutva is the first comprehensive intellectual history of one of the most contentious political thinkers of the twentieth century.
Janaki Bakhle examines the full range of Savarkar’s voluminous writings in his native language of Marathi, from political and historical works to poetry, essays, and speeches. She reveals the complexities in the various positions he took as a champion of the beleaguered Hindu community, an anticaste progressive, an erudite if polemical historian, a pioneering advocate for women’s dignity, and a patriotic poet. This critical examination of Savarkar’s thought shows that Hindutva is as much about the aesthetic experiences that have been attached to the idea of India itself as it is a militant political program that has targeted the Muslim community in pursuit of power in postcolonial India.
By bringing to light the many legends surrounding Savarkar, Bakhle shows how this figure from a provincial locality in colonial India rose to world-historical importance. Savarkar and the Making of Hindutva also uncovers the vast hagiographic literature that has kept alive the myth of Savarkar as a uniquely brave, brilliant, and learned revolutionary leader of the Hindu nation.
In a world that constantly urges us to search for answers from elusive role models, what if the insights we seek already reside within us? Each of us has been blessed with a life-giving force capable of huge potential – but how do we tap this to create positive impact and lead happier and more fulfilling lives?
Through seven thoughtfully crafted practices, The Inspired Leader offers a roadmap to accessing and experiencing this vital power, allowing ordinary people to achieve extraordinary impact.
High up in the trees, far above the jungle floor, there is one wide branch. And on that branch sit two nests. They share the same sky, the same tree, the same wind. But inside, they feel worlds apart.
In one nest, love looks like rules, protection, and getting things right. In the other, love feels like trust, freedom, and steady hands nearby. Both sets of parents care deeply. Both are trying. Both believe they are doing what love requires.
At first, it may seem easy to decide which nest is better.
But look closer.
This is not a story about perfect parents and imperfect ones. It is a story of a nest that grows. Where parents grow. Where children grow. Where love grows wiser.
With warmth and honesty, Ambika Agarwal invites parents to step out of comparison and into awareness. We are shaped by what shaped us. And every day, we can choose to love better.
We are human. We are evolving. And that is enough.
Lisbon, 1898: philandering surgeon Antonio Maria discovers his beloved father is dying of syphilis, scourge of both rich and poor. Determined to find a cure, Antonio sets sail for Peking to study under the renowned Dr. Xu, in the hope that traditional Chinese medicine has the answer that eludes the West. But Xu is evasive, and when Antonio encounters the alluringly independent Fumi, he finds the first love he cannot leave behind.
As he wrestles with his disbelief over “irrational” Chinese views about illness, and helplessly falls into an erotic obsession with Fumi, violence threatens to break out across China. The infamous Boxer rebellion separates the lovers during a siege at the Summer Palace, and Antonio must decide whether to flee-or to stay in China to solve the deep mystery of Fumi’s haunted past and discover for himself the Yellow Emperor’s cure.
Passion, college, and career. Can the three ever come together?
Talent, personal growth, merit. How do these shifting entities relate to each other?
How is Artificial Intelligence reshaping this relationship and creating new narratives of privilege and exclusion? What skills, values, and qualities will be essential as AI moves from Artificial Competent Intelligence (ACI) in particular domains to Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), which can function as a complete and independent individual? What patterns of social inequity and political discrimination will become pervasive if our education does not collaborate with AI in critical and sensitive ways?
Saikat Majumdar’s Open Intelligence offers a set of promising pathways for those seeking to grasp the evolving core of artificial intelligence and education in this new world. Narrated through stories, drawing on cutting-edge research and offering a broad overview as well as a lively critique of the Indian higher education system, this book will resonate with anyone who has a stake in learning, training and growth today– from students, parents and teachers to policymakers and employers
A sequel to Majumdar’s 2018 bestselling book College—Open Intelligence outlines the essence of an education that will help us preserve the human and the humane in the face of the artificial.
Women are taught early that “fine” is the only acceptable answer. Fine at work. Fine at home. Fine in relationships. Fine in bodies that are always being watched and measured. The Girls Are Not Fine is about what’s underneath all that fineness. The invisible labor, the emotional math, the unassuming ways women shrink themselves to fit rooms that were never built for them.
This isn’t a self-help book. It’s a vocabulary. A transfer of language for the things women carry but rarely get to name: the performance of competence, the economics of being “low-maintenance,” the exhaustion of being the family’s emotional infrastructure while also trying to build a career, a life, a self. Part confession, part cultural critique, part practical toolkit, it moves through work, money, family, body, friendship, and love, not to fix anything, but to finally call it what it is.
Because when you can name what’s happening, you can stop wondering if you’re crazy. And that’s where everything else starts.
The Wanderer Who Owns the World is a layered exploration of the stages and mysteries of human life for those who want to live with more clarity, and to think and speak with purpose.
If you have ever quietly asked yourself, ‘Is there more to this life?’ this book offers a gentle yet profound response. Drawing from ancient Indian philosophy, lived insight, and elemental experience, Sri Yogi unveils what it truly means to live deeply, to feel fully, to seek sincerely—and ultimately, to remember who you are.
This is not a book about ownership in the conventional sense. It speaks instead of the paradoxical freedom that comes through letting go—the realization that one owns the world only when one ceases to cling to it.
Written for seekers of meaning, stillness, and truth, this book is for anyone who has sensed a quiet inner knowing but lacked the words to express it.
The road to a better you starts with taking control of your health and fitness. Regular training, the right diet and an adequate rest cycle can benefit not just the body but nourish the soul as well. With less stress, improved sleep and overall health, you’re on the road to becoming the best version of yourself.
Your Body, Your Gym sets you on that journey. With this book, you can take the first step by understanding your body and how to make the most of it through body weight exercises. These exercises are not only a time-saver, but they can also deliver the effective results you’ve been looking for. Simply put: your body can be your machine. Work it hard, train it smart and you can achieve all your goals! This book is a guide on how to do just that.
