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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Grace Martinez thought managing St. Michael's church soup kitchen would involve serving meals, helping the hungry, and occasionally dealing with broken equipment. She never expected the kitchen itself to develop supernatural powers, much less Broadway-worthy theatrical ambitions that would make professional choreographers weep with envy. Set in the basement of a modest church, "The Kitchen Chronicles" follows Grace as she discovers that their humble soup kitchen possesses ancient divine gifts that transform simple meals into miraculous healing experiences. When the cooking equipment develops personalities and an unfortunate obsession with interpretive dance, Grace must learn to navigate a world where hope is served hot, love multiplies like loaves and fishes, and the silverware insists on performing elaborate musical numbers during dinner service. With help from an eccentric team including Tommy (a teenager who accidentally teaches dinner rolls to levitate), Rita (whose off-key hymns somehow coordinate kitchen choreography), and Mr. Chen (a dignified chef constantly embarrassed by his waltzing woks), Grace creates a sanctuary where food serves as medicine for both body and soul, even if that medicine occasionally comes with backup dancers and a full orchestra of enthusiastic pots and pans. But as their reputation grows, so does unwanted attention from corporate interests who want to commercialize their miracles, government agents investigating their "unusual activities," and health inspectors confused by reports of flying food and therapeutic coffee makers. Grace must learn to protect not just the kitchen's supernatural abilities, but the community it has built-a found family of volunteers, regulars, and, yes, dramatically inclined kitchen equipment that believes every meal service is an opportunity for artistic expression. Through twenty chapters of miraculous meals, kitchen implement uprisings, underground dinner networks, and enough floating food to supply a culinary circus, Grace discovers that the real magic isn't in the supernatural abilities of their kitchen, but in the connections it helps forge between broken people finding their way back to hope, healing, and community-one carefully prepared meal at a time. Perfect for readers who enjoy contemporary spiritual fiction with humor, stories about found family and community building, or anyone who's ever suspected their kitchen appliances might have secret lives involving rehearsals, artistic ambitions, and possibly their own social media accounts. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Dr. Rachel Parker, a medieval church restoration expert struggling with her faith, is hired to repair damaged stained-glass windows at St. Michael's Cathedral. What begins as routine restoration work quickly becomes an extraordinary journey when she discovers the 19th-century windows are somehow alive, showing vivid visions of biblical events to those who are spiritually open. As Rachel experiences increasingly intense visions - from the Sermon on the Mount to the Cleansing of the Temple - she must reconcile her scientific training with inexplicable phenomena. The windows were created in 1847 by master craftsman Edmund Blackwood using mysterious techniques that seem to have created genuine portals into biblical times. Previous restoration specialists have all abandoned the project after experiencing overwhelming visions. As Rachel delves deeper into the cathedral's history and the windows' true nature, she discovers that the phenomena are intensifying and spreading beyond the cathedral walls. The story follows her transformation from skeptical scientist to reluctant believer as she uncovers the divine purpose behind the windows and confronts the possibility that some mysteries transcend scientific explanation. Working alongside Father Davies and the cathedral's elderly archivist, Father Thomas, Rachel must navigate the tension between faith and reason while protecting the windows from those who would exploit or destroy them. "Sacred Glass" follows Dr. Rachel Parker, a medieval church restoration expert, who discovers that 19th-century-stained glass windows at St. Michael's Cathedral are mysteriously alive, showing vivid visions of biblical events to spiritually open observers. What begins as routine repair work becomes a profound journey of scientific investigation and spiritual transformation as Rachel experiences increasingly intense interactive visions - from the Sermon on the Mount to the Cleansing of the Temple. Created in 1847 by master craftsman Edmund Blackwood using lost medieval techniques, the windows initially appear to be isolated phenomena, but Rachel discovers they are catalysts for a global spiritual awakening. As similar manifestations appear in churches worldwide, Rachel faces institutional pressure from Vatican investigators who want to suppress the phenomena to protect Church authority. When the Vatican removes the windows, the visions continue in empty frames, proving the divine cannot be contained. Over thirty years, Rachel documents humanity's transformation as over one billion people experience direct divine encounters, leading to the elimination of poverty, the end of most armed conflicts, and the reversal of environmental degradation. The story chronicles Rachel's evolution from skeptical scientist to Nobel Peace Prize winner, showing how authentic spiritual experience becomes democratized and transforms human civilization itself. The narrative explores themes of faith versus reason, institutional control versus spiritual freedom, and the accessibility of divine truth to all seekers regardless of religious background. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In the glittering, high-stakes world of competitive horse racing, Dr. Ann Jones stands apart. Born into a dynasty that built its legacy on the thundering hooves and noble hearts of champion thoroughbreds, Ann's gift is something far more profound than pedigree or skill-she can see the colors of living auras surrounding every horse. These radiant hues reveal pain, joy, stress, and secrets that others miss, offering Ann a unique window into the suffering and hopes of the animals she loves.As a gifted veterinarian and "horse whisperer," Ann cares for the stables' most prized creatures with empathy, skill, and a keen eye for mistreatment. Guided by the spectral colors she alone can see, she navigates a world where vast sums, reputations, and lives hang in the balance. But her unusual talent sparks both awe and suspicion, drawing powerful allies and dangerous enemies from within the insular racing community.Struggling with family expectations, Ann finds herself mired in a web of resentment, greed, and potential betrayal. Her commitment to horse welfare faces mounting pressure as she uncovers evidence of doping, corruption, and hidden abuse at the heart of the sport. With allies including a skeptical rival vet and a loyal friend from the stables, Ann must battle entrenched traditions, scandal, and even threats to her safety while racing to save the animals-and people-she cares about.The Color of the Herd is a stirring contemporary drama that blends magical realism with suspense, family secrets, and the fierce beauty of the horse racing world. Ann's journey will test her heart, her gift, and her courage as she fights to bring truth and compassion to a world in desperate need of both. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A Journey into the Science of Frequencies of Matter and Mind is part research memoir, part science primer, and part practical handbook for anyone fascinated by the unseen forces that shape our world. Taking you into the lived experience of a skeptical yet ever-hopeful researcher (The Investigator), the book unfolds as a thirty-one-chapter exploration of how frequency, vibration, and resonance weave through everything--from quantum physics to music, from health to consciousness and community. Told in a voice that is witty, self-aware, and sometimes raw, the narrative guides you through the history and modern practice of "vibrational science"--from the electric dreams of Tesla, Rife, Russell, and Meyer, to the ancient wisdom of chakras and sound healing, all the way to today's clinics using electromagnetic fields and hospital piping therapeutic sound into recovery rooms. Blending case studies, hard science, and the "messy hope" of human experience, the story confronts skepticism head-on, never shying from the messy, controversial, or unproven. This is no dry academic treatise, nor a credulous survey of cures. Instead, you'll find candid accounts of frustration and breakthrough, as well as moments of comic relief (a cat named Gray, colleagues with their strange rituals, half-brewed coffee, and humming archives). Each chapter reveals the role of vibration in daily life: how breath, music, routine, and design tune the nervous; how environmental frequencies--from city noise to EMF--can heal as much as harm; how group coherence and silence can be medicine. Above all, the book asks: What would change if society truly embraced a vibrational worldwide? Imagine schools designed for brainwave harmony, hospitals that heal with light and sound, and cities built for rhythmic well-being. You don't need to believe every claim--this is a call for honest inquiry, careful skepticism, and everyday experimentation. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The story follows the unpredictable trajectory of a groundbreaking medical innovation: printed organs designed for transplantation. The early chapters explore the excitement and uncertainties surrounding the first transplants as patients and caregivers navigate uncharted scientific, ethical, and emotional terrain. Initial successes bring hope and public celebration, but soon subtle and unexpected changes in recipients begin to emerge, challenging previously accepted boundaries between healing, enhancement, and human identity. As these enhancements grow more apparent-from supercharged resilience to cognitive and emotional shifts-enthusiasm gives way to heated debate. Hospitals, families, and society contend with mounting questions: Who gets access? Are miracles ever simple? Debate rages on consent, fairness, and the meaning of "normal." The growing network of recipients-some grateful, some troubled-finds its collective voice, affecting policy and culture as questions multiply about risk, agency, and the cost of transformation. With hope swelling into demand, the world races to control, profit from, or ban the technology, spurring black markets, activism, and regulatory struggle. When complications arise, bringing the dangers of unchecked medical advancement into stark relief, the medical community, patients, and families must confront uncertainty, regret, and the reality that some boundaries can never be perfectly controlled. Ultimately, the story is about adaptation-personal, communal, and societal-as a new generation grows up with these changes, reshaping what it means to be human in an era where the line between natural and engineered is forever blurred. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.