Stardust - Our Cosmic Origins

Have you ever wondered where we, as human beings, came from? Or about the nature of reality beyond our perception of the world?

In this fascinating book, Stephen Welch aims to provide answers to these questions and more in a wide ranging overview drawn from the most recent scientific thinking. Subjects covered include astronomy, physics, the big bang, extraterrestrials, culture, evolution and many more. All new knowledge, discovered over just the past 200 years, clearly presented and contrasted against mythology and religious texts which were written many years earlier. This book will stimulate your imagination with a world view that is far more amazing and awe inspiring than any fiction.

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Stardust - Our Cosmic Origins
Stephen Welch
ISBN 978-1906206-96-3
UK £7.99
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Olga!: What Really Happened to the Last Tsar's Eldest Daughter

Grand Duchess Olga Romanov, eldest daughter of Tsar Nicholas II, vowed that if she survived the Russian revolution she would write her life story - but would any publisher ever believe her?

Olga, intelligent and strong-willed, felt the mood of her country and could see the end of the Romanov dynasty, but was powerless to prevent it. Other forces were at work - dark, mystical forces originating thousands of years ago that would eventually bring about the downfall of the Romanovs. No one, not even the legendary Gregory Efimovich Rasputin, had that much influence over the royal family.
If only Olga could have inherited the throne of Russia…

The dramatic story of the final years of the last tsar and his family has fascinated people the world over. But this is Olga's own extraordinary story - engrossing, yet heartbreaking, history brought vividly to life - is this what really happened?

Olga! What Really Happened to the Last Tsar's Eldest Daughter
Elizabeth Mills
ISBN 1-905203-88-8
UK £7.99
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A Journey to Maleba

What is a perfect world? A place without war, without poverty, illness, and where mankind lives in complete harmony – the ultimate paradise. Desirable, imaginable… but possible?

The journey through life is difficult, a high mountain to climb, with no clear map showing the pathways to heaven. A Journey to Maleba presents an extraordinary example of one man’s struggle on that complex route to find the perfect existence.

Thought provoking, Mobish’s journey portrays an intensely perceptive view of the world and how man’s actions influence the future in the search for Utopia.

A Journey to Maleba
David Ssembajjo
ISBN 1-905621-24-8
UK £5.99
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Third Mind

Joe Mintsa is known to be one of the rarest contemporary thinkers who have explored history with an extreme sense of technicality. His ability to settle conceptual controversies over some of the social and political issues that shake our world today leaves no room for approximations: "human existence is a machine, like any other machine, with its own technical wheel-work. Therefore, I shall not say nor do anything unless there is any technical justification for it."

It is in this technical frame of mind that Joe Mintsa has resolved to settle the disturbing question as to what happened in the Cosmic Mind and human psychology for the African type of species to be so desecrated and brutalised in the world.

This book, thus, offers a completely different slant on the hunt for the real motives for the grievances endured by Africans in modern history. The disclosure of the true face of their historical misadventures and political struggles is brought sharply into focus in Mr Mintsa's thought-provoking style. The author puts the case fairly and squarely for a greater understanding of the needs and aspirations of Africans in today's society.

This is a book that not only offers to the above question an elegant answer that sets Africa out for a solemn era of rediscovery and restoration, but also resolves, through an endless succession of astonishing twists, 'the political enigma of the balkanised world' as a whole.

Third Mind
Joe Mintsa
ISBN 1-905203-45-4 UK £7.99
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