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Learning to Fly: A Dreamer's Guide to Ascension is a poetic journey through 27 lucid dreams that chart the soul's longing to rise, remember, and return to wonder.

What if your dreams were more than imagination — what if they were contact? In Dreaming with the Galactic: A Dreamer's Guide to Cosmic Contact, Nicholas Sargent invites you into vivid, otherworldly dreams that blur the boundary between sleeping and waking reality. Encounters with luminous star beings, interstellar councils, and gateways beyond our world carry messages not just for the dreamer, but for anyone listening with an open heart.

The Pearl Dreaming Us is a visionary journey through the dreamscape of one soul preparing to cross a threshold—from a familiar world of responsibilities and relationships to the unknown promise of a new life rooted in community, spirit, and remembrance. Structured as a series of 27 poetic dream retellings, this book invites listeners into the surreal, symbolic, and often luminous terrain of dreams that echo a deeper reality.

Step inside a covert dossier unlike any other — a fusion of espionage, extraordinary abilities, and real dream missions drawn from the subconscious field reports of Commander Nicholas Sargent. This is not fiction in the usual sense. Every operation originates from vivid dreamscapes, transformed into cinematic briefings. You’ll infiltrate fortified towers, clash in lightning-charged rooftop combat, bend storms away from cities, intercept bullets midair, and navigate unstable dimensions where reality shifts without warning.

Learning to Fly: A Dreamer's Guide to Integration continues the dreamer's journey — beyond ascension, into embodiment. In this second volume, Nicholas Sargent curates 27 lucid dreams that explore how flight evolves after the thrill of takeoff. Here, flying is no longer a symbol of escape or achievement — it becomes a way of being. Dreams unfold across subtle layers: hovering over childhood rooftops, drifting between timelines, holding space for others midair. With poetic clarity, Sargent reveals how dream flight matures into service, attunement, and presence.

For years Jeremy and his best friend Haven kept their bond strong despite the bricks, bars and bulletproof glass that separated them during their weekly visit, but it hadn’t just been Haven that Jeremy had gone to the prison to see. Jeremy had been crushing on Grayson since he first laid eyes on the man, and the fire hadn’t dimmed as Grayson had served his time.

Compulsive, shattering, if not fundamentally disruptive, Returning emerges as one of the most important and searingly honest family sagas of our time.

What if fear, shame, and “common-sense” rules are just lines of code—downloaded into your subconscious by family, culture, and religion—quietly scripting your every move? In Breaking Your Matrix, spiritual guide Gil Hodges invites you to rip out that outdated programming and reclaim the self you were always meant to be.

With eloquence, vulnerability, and resolve, Nicholas mines her six-decade journey through TV and film stardom, the complexities of her three marriages, and her reconstituting her creative life to become a celebrated novelist, reflecting on the personal, professional, and societal pressures that buffeted her throughout.

Magic Fades. A Prince Battles. An Ancient Enemy Awakens. It has been more than a hundred years since the Night Mother vanished with a host of Deiran warriors. Eldred, heir to the Deiran throne, races to manifest the Bond—the greatest of the Night Mother’s gifts—before he reaches the age of ascension. Failure will cost him everything. Trouble in the distant north presents an opportunity for honor. Eldred’s ability to decipher the mysteries of the Wretcheds—a discarded people of the Night Mother—could spell the difference between victory and death.

As he raised the crystal stone near the archway, the vines rapidly sprang to life. He pulled back to display a little hollow region that was exactly the shape of the stone he was holding. Before putting the crystal in the hole, Milo took a long breath, which made the woods silent. The area was filled with soft blue and gold colors that danced over the trees. Then, out of nowhere, the archway burst into a swirl of bright light that looked like a small galaxy. Milo's jaw fell open in awe as he got closer to the spinning lights that seemed like little stars in his eyes.

In this inspiring audiobook, Lucinda Nicholas blends practical wisdom with heartfelt guidance to help you break free from overwhelm, reconnect with your purpose, and build routines that genuinely support your health, mindset, and success.

There used to be something called JOURNALISM. It was a noble “Fourth Estate”. There was no concept of anything called “fake news”. Cronkite was the “most trusted man in America” and the Times & Post were paragons of integrity. Newspapers were actually “a thing”. Add to that landscape: axe murders; international monetary manipulation; a small-town police department; Congressional corruption; insane religious cults; cover ups; con men; assassinations; and the ugly zeitgeist of Southern racism.

Jave Anderson had longed to leave the corporate state of Binvo and explore what lay beyond our planet. His wishes were granted when he boarded a shuttle that propelled him high above Earth, and he had a front row seat to breathtaking views that he had previously only imagined. However, his space-bound adventure takes a terrifying turn when an otherworldly acorn is discovered on Planet Nomar. What follows is a heart-pounding ride as shapeshifters emerge from their cocoons with a dangerous agenda: to colonize Earth and hunt humans for prey!

All 30 soundtrack episodes of the BBC TV version of Just a Minute Just a Minute is a radio perennial. Loved by listeners for almost 60 years, it’s the BBC’s longest-running and most popular panel game, having clocked up over 1000 episodes on Radio 4. And now, you can enjoy 30 more, with...

24 more archive editions of the much-loved BBC Radio 4 panel game chaired by Nicholas Parsons As if to prove the point that good humour never dates, this collection of archive Just a Minute includes episodes broadcast across four decades, from 1973 to 2009. As usual, players must attempt to...

Lieutenant Harsker and his elite Commandos are given no respite as they are sent behind enemy lines to help the Canadians on the ill-fated attack at Dieppe. After escaping, by the skin of their teeth, they are sent to North Africa to destroy valuable equipment which has fallen into the enemy's hands. A fast-moving tale, the action moves from Europe to Africa and from sea to land.

As a young Methodist circuit preacher, affectionately nicknamed "Little Preacher" by the locals, Liggin navigates the isolated communities and winding dirt roads of the North Georgia mountains in the 1950s. Through a collection of poignant and humorous short stories, we witness the challenges and triumphs of a dedicated young preacher. With vivid detail and heartfelt reflection, Little Preacher paints a touching portrait of a time when faith was steadfast and the road less traveled often led to unexpected blessings.

Paul Wardlow couldn't be happier after landing his job as an administrative assistant at Arovista city hall. The pay is good, the benefits are great, and he has the opportunity to finally help put some good out into the world. It seems like a dream. But all is not well in city hall, and it hasn’t been for some time. Doors open up on hallways that are not listed on any layout. Employees attend meetings and return changed. Strange men come and go, with no record of them being employed there--or even of being alive.

Declaring that you would rather cut your own throat than meet with the Democratic machine boss to talk out your differences was not the usual way to become Mayor of Hoboken in New Jersey’s Hudson County of the 1890s. But that’s exactly what Lawrence Fagan did, prior to winning the job for the first time in 1893. A Democrat but independent in actions and views, Fagan served four consecutive terms during the city’s period of peak immigration and population growth.