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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - 'Ephraim, how did you make the highest score in this examination 'He was the only Black student in the class. The question was never really about the exam. Every time you brace before an encounter that hasn't happened yet - hands placed just so on the wheel, voice rehearsed before you've even opened your mouth - your body is paying a cost most people never see. Researchers call it weathering: the discovery that chronic racial vigilance ages the body faster than the calendar says it should. And for many, the wound doesn't stop at the surface - it gets in, a quiet verdict about your own worth, absorbed rather than simply endured.The wound does not require a certificate of origin. It travels with the hierarchy wherever the hierarchy goes.Neuroscientist and ordained elder Ephraim T. Gwebu has spent a career studying this wound - from his own published research among Black adults in Zimbabwe and Swaziland, to decades of academic and pastoral leadership across two continents. In these pages he brings together polyvagal theory, Ubuntu philosophy, the neuroscience of neuroplasticity, and the words of Christ to explain why your body remembers what your mind has tried to forget, how internalized racism and tribalism quietly shape beauty, ambition, and belonging, and what Jesus actually meant when He said His yoke was easy. Each of the book's twenty chapters closes with a practice you can actually keep - not a technique for managing the burden, but a step toward setting it down.This is not a book to read once and shelve. It is a book to keep - underlined, returned to, practiced - until rest stops being something you reach for and becomes something you live in. Because the God who wept at Bethany, and who walked in the furnace before the three men entered it, has declared that what was done to the least of these was done to Him - and that He will repay. So rest, child of God. Not because the injustice is over. Because the ledger is in better hands than yours. EPHRAIM T. GWEBU, PhD, is Professor Emeritus at Rusangu University, a neuroscientist, and an ordained elder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. He is the author of The Comfortable Sin, Rewiring the Soul, Neuroplasticity, Ubuntu, and the Reform of African Pastoral Formation, Brain Science of Spiritual Transformation and The Unconverted Teacher. He lives in Harvest, Alabama.ALSO BY THE AUTHORThe Comfortable Sin is now available wherever books are sold. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Darkwood Legacy Book 5: JUBOKKOIn 1942, the United States government imprisoned 8,475 Japanese Americans in the Arkansas delta - on land nobody wanted, above something ancient that had been waiting for exactly this.The entity beneath the Rohwer War Relocation Center had no name, no form, and no method until the internees arrived. Then the Issei elders did what people do when they are stripped of everything else: they told their stories. They kept their culture alive in the tar-paper barracks, passing down the old warnings as acts of dignity and resistance. One of those warnings described a tree that grows from battlefields soaked in blood, that feeds on the living through its roots, that looks ordinary until it is far too late.They handed the entity its instruction manual. It has been feeding ever since.Eighty years later, the community that stayed near the old camp site knows what lives beneath the cotton fields and the soybean rows and the small cemetery that is all that remains of Rohwer. They have known for generations. Nobody outside that community has ever listened.Until Grace Pritchard arrives.Grace is the Oracle - marked by something older than any theology, carrying wood grain patterns on her skin as permanent evidence of what she has become. She has faced a buried intelligence before. She thinks she knows how this works. She does not. Every entity is different. Every entity requires something she hasn't brought with her. And this one has been feeding on a community for eighty years - patient, invisible, and completely at home in the black-water swamp.What waits beneath the delta is not a monster. It is a predator. And it learned exactly what it is from the people it has spent a lifetime destroying.JUBOKKO is the fifth novel in The Darkwood Legacy series - a supernatural horror story set against the real history of Japanese American incarceration at the Rohwer War Relocation Center in Desha County, Arkansas. It is a book about two predators: one human, one not. About what survives eighty years of slow erasure. About the difference between understanding what hunts you and being able to stop it.The land remembers everything. So does June Mori. She has been waiting for someone like Grace for a very long time.…

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