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Germanic elves and Celtic elves are different. Germanic elf beings are made out of light, and dark elves are their polar opposite; dark, short, ugly, deformed dwarf-like creatures who are masters of deceit and illusion. The legends of elves are varied, and in some, they’re described as beings made out of light, and the god Frey, brother of Freya, is sometimes called the god of the elves. The elves myth is derived from the story of the angels. The light beings are good angels; the dark elves are fallen angels called Drows.

The notion of a King's ability and courage is to sacrifice himself for something higher than himself. A king is a man that looks for ways to make an environment where beauty can grow. What is a good king's single most important quality? Do we have a king’s heart inside of us? Can we all be kings and queens? Who was the wisest king in human history? For one to become a king, does he first need to be a warrior? What qualities make a great king?

What are some (if any) materials that block magnetic fields? What is the electrostatic effect? Why would the united nations and the CDC each use a flat earth map without Antarctica? If you flip a magnet and the vortex effect is inverted, would that not suggest that each side's actual vortex spins the same way? Like a straight tube, rather than a twisted one?

Shadowy figures swarmed in the darkness of the night. There was a flood of them, moving briskly, silent over the stones beneath them. It was a storm, a storm that would destroy anything that came up against it, and the figures that made up this storm did it whenever and wherever they were called. The moon rose to the middle of the sky, and slowly, it began to change, growing in size until it was full. Blood-red eyes responded to that moon, faces raised in agony and exhilaration.

We humans we are so caught up in our daily lives with work, bills, family, deadlines, and just day to day stress. Our values are decreasing so fast. Movies, music, and the dark side is drawing us in, and we don't even know this real-life matrix that we are currently living in. We are sacrificing our God-given right to choose free will by being guided into falseness.

What is a theory? What is natural law? Can you have the philosophy of philosophy? What is “is ought”? What is natural philosophy? What does natural philosophy mean? What good is a forgotten knowledge? Is there a difference between believing in God and in natural philosophy? Why don’t they teach philosophy in schools? Sociology is not as known as physics or philosophy - why? Does it matter?

On the far side of the Great Northern Mountains, Tag and his family emerge, hopeful their great troubles are now behind them. But what awaits them in the first town they come to causes a rude awakening. For, the forces from which they have fled are waiting for them. Even worse, Tag will also encounter old allies - men who want to draw him back into his life of war.

Maps can be useful in war, but many of the things they are helpful for can be achieved by other means, at least to an extent. An ancient or medieval commander wouldn't have an accurate map of the land he's campaigning on, but reconnaissance could help him learn about it. He might not have a map of the battlefield he was fighting on, and if he did, then it would probably be very primitive, but again reconnaissance could help him learn about it.

Brass and Brandt are the twin sons of Tag and Willow from the "Brotherhood of the Scythe. .Herein, they find themselves on an adventure of their own. When their mother tells them the fascinating tale about a strange and dangerous creature that lurks in dark forests, it is too much for them to resist. They arm themselves with their mother's bow and arrow and go off in search of a Wood's Wraith. But what they find is darker and more dangerous than they anticipate. Will they be able to escape from the Wood's Wraith's powerful clutches?

A group of high school children decide to go camping in an area that was off limits to some local adults. After some laughs, things became a little more mysterious to them and the adults. The secrets that have been hidden from this small town, soon become overwhelming to a few, and life-altering changes were prevalent to them all. They must come together as one and defeat the Guardian of the valley.

Frank Rivera is an advocate for not only Sarcoidosis, but also for the rare disease and chronic pain community. This audiobook is about how to rise above adversity and the strength of one person. One person can make a difference if you work hard. Frank has dealt with adversity as a child with leukemia. His mother having health issues herself taught him strength and love. He fought through tough times during his childhood to only find out as an adult, after misdiagnosis, he has a rare disease that has no cure.

An inventor goes public and says, "I have created a magnetic sound vibration anti-gravity spaceship." The military hears this and replies, "It's ours now. Also, it does not exist," and sends the inventor to prison for reasons of national security, and the inventor is never heard from again. The news reports it as a standard weather balloon. All notes, documents, and prototypes vanish. And we, the public, are back to paying outrageous high airport travel fees. Anti-gravity is one of those controversial subjects...

The focus of this book is to help you feel filled with courage and encouraged as you deal with issues in your life, work, and church safety and security activities. My hope is that this book, combined with your own prayerful meditation and introspective thinking, will give you the courage to live and serve in the line of duty, where that duty finds you.

Right now, there are people all over the world who are just like you. They're either lonely or they're missing somebody; they're depressed and hurt, scarred from the past, having personal issues no one knows about; they have secrets you wouldn't believe. They wish, they dream, and they hope. And right now, they are sitting here reading these words, and I'm writing this for you, so you don't feel alone anymore.

A 31-day devotional for those serving on church safety and security teams. A day-by-day devotional that looks at what matters most and how to stay encouraged in a stressful ministry! Written by the Church Safety Guys, this book touches on some key components in the Church/Place of Worship Safety & Security Ministry. Meant to encourage you or your team, this is the first book in the devotional series specifically for individuals volunteering in this ministry.

Tag, Willow, and their twin sons, Brass and Brandt, have only barely escaped with their lives. However, as they leave behind one threat, they do not realize they are heading right into the jaws of another - for they have fled into a dangerous mountain pass where the endless maze of turns is the least of their worries. Lurking in the vast series of canyons are great and powerful creatures, hungry for hapless travelers. But there are new friends to be counted upon, also. But will it be enough to tip the balance?

Timmy returns home only to find out that ministering to family and friends is much different than convincing strangers to believe in a God that they can not see. Timmy is forced to face the fact that his belief is conditional on his faith to endure to the end.

The fable-like stories in A Sense of the Whole - reminiscent of the best of Kawabata, Hrabal, Lispector, and Kafka - create profound effects on the listener within very short spaces. Small in size, but not in resonance, Siamak Vossoughi's stories feature characters who refuse to believe that we are unconnected, refuse to not aspire to the notion of the human family across all manner of differences.

Only the arrogance of man would have the world believe that we are the only ones out there in this tremendous, ever-expanding universe. There is a movement of thousands of government officials who are ready to testify in front of Congress so that we, as a people, can get the world powers to stop all evidence's interference and bring it all forward.

According to all known aviation laws, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible. The same thing goes for fairies by our laws and science. It's impossible for fairies, elves, leprechauns, and all other mysterious fantasy creatures to exist, but yet there they are.