This is a collection of 14 interesting stories written in lucid language and illustrated with beautiful images. A portion of this book is inspired from traditional sources such as Aesop's fables, the Panchtantra and Hitopdesh. On one hand the stories will entertain your children and on the other hand it will inculcate in them wordly wisdom. This pleasure trip will ignite their imagination and widen their horizons.
Using his "little grey cells," Hercule Poirot proves his genius and mastery at solving murders in three entertaining mysteries: The Under Dog, Four-and-Twenty Blackbirds, and The Dream. In each, he unearths solutions to murders others have considered impossible. Hugh Fraser's distinctive voice adds considerable pleasure to these wonderful stories.
Psychiatrist Dr. Alexander Lowen states, "Pleasure is the only force strong enough to oppose the potential destructiveness of power. Many people believe that this role belongs to love. But if love is more than a word, it must rest on the experience of pleasure. In this book I show how the experience of pleasure or pain determines our emotions, our thinking, and our behavior. I discuss the psychology and the biology of pleasure and explore its roots in the body, in nature, and the universe. Through the use of Bioenergetic Analysis and its tension releasing exercises, we can regain our body's capacity for feeling joy and creativity."
Aristotle, known as "the Philosopher" by later thinkers, created a huge body of work that was virtually synonymous with philosophy for over 2000 years. His most well-known doctrines include the notions that morally virtuous people seek moderation in all things (the "mean" between extremes); that the soul is the essence or the characteristic activity of the living body; that happiness is found not in mere pleasure, but in fully developing the powers of the soul in pursuit of excellence throughout a lifetime; and that in the good life we engage in the right activities for their own sake.
A Pleasure to Burn Fahrenheit 451 Stories (Audiobook) Pleasure to Burn -- a collection of sixteen selected shorter works that prefigure the grand master's landmark novel Fahrenheit 451 -- is an indispensable companion to the most powerful work of America's preeminent storyteller, a wondrous confirmation of the inimitable Bradbury's brilliance, magic, and fire.
