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Friday, December 12, 2025
How Many Together?: An Addition Game
Thursday, December 11, 2025
A Fairyland Ferry Adventure
A Fairyland Ferry Adventure
Step aboard the Fairyland Ferry—your ticket to a world where magic rewards the heart that helps.
What if the path to a magical land didn’t begin with a spell, but with a simple act of kindness?
In A Fairyland Ferry Adventure, Kathleen Whitham invites young readers on a heartwarming journey into a world where fairies giggle, dreams shimmer, and the truest magic lies not in wands—but in generosity, teamwork, and imagination.
When a group of curious children find themselves transported to Fairyland, they’re not just along for the ride—they’re part of a bigger purpose. From gliding swan ferries and tiny winged guides to towering beanstalks and talking cats, every twist and turn reveals something new. But it’s not just about wonder—it’s about what you do with it. Will the children lend a helping hand? Will they share, lead, and learn?
“A whimsical journey where imagination meets heart, this tale reminds young readers that kindness is the truest magic. Perfect for sparking wonder and warm conversations.” – MainSpring Books
Told in rhythmic prose and sprinkled with just the right amount of sparkle, this story captures the timeless charm of The Magic Faraway Tree and the warmth of Winnie the Pooh. It’s perfect for early readers, family bedtime, or classroom exploration—reminding children that the way to fairyland might just begin with a kind word or a helping hand.
If the ferry to Fairyland stopped just for you… would your heart be ready for the journey?

Wednesday, December 10, 2025
The New PSYCHOLOGY: A Unified Field of Brain, Mind, Behavior, Perception, Culture...: Abbreviated Edition (B&W)
The New PSYCHOLOGY:
A Unified Field of Brain, Mind, Behavior, Perception, Culture...: Abbreviated Edition (B&W)
480 Pages, 8.5X11”, Fully Illustrated These are the bits and pieces that make up a deep understanding of how our mind works. Welcome to the deep woods.
Psychology controls the biology of our brain. At the witch trials in Salem, when the accused were brought into the court, adrenaline and cortisol would have shot into the bloodstream of the spectators. Neurotransmitters would have surged through their brain. Their very brain waves would have shot up from 12 to 40 cycles per second. A P300 brain wave would have screamed “ALERT”. Their heart jumped. A chill went up their spine. The girls began to shriek “Witch, Witch!”
We know this because the same thing happens in America today among those watching a Hollywood horror movie about witches, zombies, demons, murder and more. In varying degrees this is basic to understanding how our brain works in dealing with anxiety, depression, politics, love, sex, interpersonal relations, and life.
PSYCHOLOGY CONTROLS THE BIOLOGY OF OUR BRAIN. Knowing how this works is essential to understanding how our mind works. The failure to understand that has led to the media's preoccupation with claiming it is all in your DNA or biochemistry; a media preoccupied with the magic words of DNA and biochemicals in the brain cannot grasp a deeper level of understanding.
In psychology, students flock to our courses, eager to learn the lessons of life, how their mind works, and how to understand others. They want to understand what the world is all about. Yet what they learn is often that they must memorize vast amounts of data and studies that make little sense in how to apply what they learn to the real world. They memorize what they need to know to pass a test, not what they need to know to understand life.
We begin with Important recent studies at MIT, Harvard, and the National Science Foundation that found that we are failing to get across the most important issues of any science. As Prof. Sadler put it, "we try to teach maybe ten times more than what kids can actually learn in our science classes." The prestigious PEW Research found that America is 24th in the world in science. Why?
"Examples are not another way to teach, they are the only way to teach." Einstein
Sometimes psychologists have made a name for themselves by criticizing another point of view and establishing their own as superior (behavioral, developmental, cognitive, perceptual, neuropsychology, etc. etc.). No other science does this (except maybe, theoretical Physics and 11 string theories). Yet all have found some important pieces. What we need is to put the known pieces together.
Psychology cannot be a science if we are just a gaggle of conflicting ideas. We are something more; a Unified Field where each, contributes to understanding the next.
Welcome to the deep woods...
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Tuesday, December 9, 2025
MIND: PSYCHOLOGY--The Untold Story...
MIND: PSYCHOLOGY--The Untold Story...
• Quest for the Mind Code; how the mind is programmed by the environment.
• New Evidence: How early experience "hardwires" the brain for perception, language, emotion, culture, love, sex.... Experience shapes the emotions in our brains.
• The Brain: How experience controls the biology of the brain: Adrenalin, Cortisol, and Neurotransmitters flood the brain in response to Hollywood horror movies, words, anxiety-producing thoughts, and the girls shrieking “Witch, Witch!” at Salem...
• Mind Control is an everyday occurrence. Psychology’s General Theory of Relativity; Kamikaze pilots, suicide bombers, celebrity, Tank Killing dogs, sex, and Sacred Cows.
.• Cogito, ergo, cogito cogito: I think, therefore, I think, I think. The fact that we can think has created the illusion that we do think. Test yourself.
• How is it that the greatest minds in history were able to make some of the most astonishing discoveries of all time when others could not? All of us want to read about the amazing, secret, hidden powers of the mind. This book is often about the opposite; not just the genius of the mind but the other 99.9% of reality.
• MIND is about what has been left out, what others have not told us, in our high schools, our colleges, our psychology textbooks, and our daily news. Albert Einstein, in his autobiography, spoke of the realization of how much is censored from us. This led Einstein to "...an orgy of freethinking"; About life, freedom, and the ideas they forced him to memorize in his physics textbooks.
• A computer is only an expensive paperweight. It has value only when programs for word processing, spreadsheets, games, etc. are fed into it. The mind is the same. The brain and the computer both have unique properties, but the key is in thelearned programs.
• MIND is not for the fainthearted, it is for those who, like Einstein, have already run slam into a reality they never knew existed, and who want to know what they were not told.
In a prophetic statement that should apply to psychology, the Nobel Prize physicist Richard Feynman said, "We don't need more experiments... we need more imagination." Unfortunately, in its zeal to look more "scientific", psychology chose instead to go with more experiments. And more, and more, and... That is why it is critical to understand how the greatest minds in history made their discoveries.
If you read each chapter to the end, I think you will see a unique insight from anything you have heard before, solely based on the evidence from psychology. Some of it may be liberating, some of it may painfully clash with what we have been told. Some of it may make you laugh at the extent of human stupidity. Let the chips fall...
Monday, December 8, 2025
Fragments of Wrath
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Sunday, December 7, 2025
I IRS (My Hell of Life)
From poverty to persecution, from faith to fire—this is a life the IRS couldn’t audit.
In I IRS (My Hell of Life), James M. Moten delivers an unfiltered memoir of survival, racism, and spiritual endurance. Born in Crockett, Texas, and raised amid the cruel realities of segregation and poverty, Moten’s story begins where most would end—with tragedy. From the “Texas Inferno,” where systemic racism and violence took lives without justice, to the “House of Horrors” in Tucson, where hunger and hardship forged his resilience, every chapter reveals the making of a man shaped by pain but sustained by purpose.
Through the voice of lived experience, Moten recounts a life haunted by loss yet guided by angels—his unshakeable faith in God serving as his compass through every trial. His journey through La Reforma, a turbulent housing project he dubs the “Racial World War III,” exposes the raw reality of American division and the strength it takes to rise above it. Eventually, his path leads to the IRS—an unlikely battlefield where racism takes on institutional form, and perseverance becomes rebellion.
Moten’s life story mirrors the emotional gravity of works like The Autobiography of Malcolm X and Between the World and Me—but it stands apart in its candor. His words pierce with both pain and perseverance, turning his autobiography into a testament of divine protection and human grit.
"A raw and unflinching memoir of survival, resilience, and faith against unimaginable odds." - MainSpring Books
This is not just the story of an IRS agent—it’s the chronicle of a man who wrestled hell and lived to tell the truth.
A journey through suffering, faith, and redemption—I IRS (My Hell of Life) is proof that survival is its own kind of grace.

Saturday, December 6, 2025
Beginner's Guide to Growing Wealth and Investing: Planting Seeds & Growing Riches
Beginner's Guide to Growing Wealth and Investing:
Planting Seeds & Growing Riches
Friday, December 5, 2025
Alona's Alphabet Friends: A Bouncing ABC Adventure
Alona's Alphabet Friends:
A Bouncing ABC Adventure

The Magic Inside You

Thursday, December 4, 2025
Life of Ham

Wednesday, December 3, 2025
The AI Money: Cash in a Click

Tuesday, December 2, 2025
✨ Top Metaphysical Books for the Holiday Season: Expand Your Mind (and Maybe Your Energy Field)
✨ Top Metaphysical Books for the Holiday Season: Expand Your Mind
(and Maybe Your Energy Field)
The holiday season isn’t just about shopping, sugar cookies, and pretending you enjoy fruitcake. It’s also the perfect time to nourish your soul — and maybe gift someone else a little enlightenment too.
Whether you’re shopping for the curious beginner, the seasoned spiritual explorer, or that one friend who keeps burning sage in their car, this list of top metaphysical books by Rob Alex, Ph.D. will lift your spirit, open your energy, and spark some seriously cosmic conversations around the fireplace.
🎁 1. Get Your Head Out of Your Metaphysical Ass: Your Metaphysical Journey Begins
If you’ve ever thought metaphysics sounded a little too… floaty, this book is your wake-up call. Get Your Head Out of Your Metaphysical Ass takes the mystical and makes it downright relatable — and often hilarious.
Dr. Rob Alex brings a refreshing, down-to-earth approach to spirituality. This isn’t about chanting in caves or levitating over your latte. It’s about applying metaphysical wisdom to real life — how to trust your intuition, recognize your value, and stop tripping over your own energetic baggage.
This book is the perfect starter for anyone ready to laugh, learn, and maybe admit that enlightenment doesn’t always come with perfect posture.
✨ Ideal gift for: The friend who’s curious about the universe but still Googles “What is a chakra?”
💼 2. Business Powered by Metaphysics: Metaphysical Energy to Take Your Business to a Higher Level
Finally — a business book that talks about abundance, intuition, and moon phases without putting you to sleep.
Business Powered by Metaphysics is for entrepreneurs, creatives, and business owners who want to make money andkeep their sanity. It’s a wild, wisdom-filled ride that blends ancient energy principles with modern business savvy — think spreadsheets meet spirituality.
Inside, you’ll discover how to turn your business into a living, breathing energy field that attracts prosperity naturally. You’ll learn about wealth-attracting rituals, digital energy work, and how to rest like a CEO of calm.
Rob Alex delivers practical metaphysical tools with humor, honesty, and just enough sparkle to make capitalism feel almost cosmic.
✨ Ideal gift for: The hustler who needs more harmony, or the CEO who’s secretly into crystals but won’t admit it at meetings.
❤️ 3. Sensual Metaphysics: Bringing the Sacred Into Your Relationship
Looking to bring more passion and purpose into your relationship? Sensual Metaphysics transforms love, connection, and intimacy into a sacred experience.
This isn’t your typical relationship advice book — it’s an invitation to merge your spiritual energy with your romantic life. You’ll explore practices like mindful touch, energy alignment, and even moon rituals to reignite the spark and strengthen emotional bonds.
Written with warmth, wisdom, and tenderness, Dr. Rob Alex guides couples toward deeper understanding and cosmic-level connection. Because when love and energy align, magic happens — and not just the candlelight kind.
✨ Ideal gift for: Couples who want more than just date nights — they want spiritual chemistry.
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🌟 Why These Metaphysical Books Belong Under the Tree
The best gifts are the ones that inspire transformation, connection, and laughter — and these books deliver all three. Whether it’s awakening your inner mystic, healing your energy around money, or strengthening your bond with your partner, each book offers a unique path to personal and spiritual growth.
They’re witty, wise, and occasionally a little sassy — because enlightenment doesn’t have to be serious.
So this holiday season, skip the scented candle (unless it’s paired with a good aura cleanse) and gift something that truly uplifts the spirit.
✨ Because growth, laughter, and metaphysical magic never go out of season.
The New PSYCHOLOGY: A Unified Field of Brain, Mind, Behavior, Perception, Culture, Life…
A Unified Field of Brain, Mind, Behavior, Perception, Culture, Life…
The New PSYCHOLOGY: A Unified Field of Brain, Mind, Behavior, Perception, Culture, Life… 480 pages, fully illustrated, 8 ½ X 11”
From the mind of genius to the suicide bombers of today’s news, from science to sex, understanding is essential to psychology. Memorizing facts is not what psychology is about.
At the witch trials in Salem, when an accused “witch” was brought into court, adrenaline and cortisol would have shot into the blood of those who watched. Neurotransmitters would have surged through their brain. Their brain waves would have jumped from 12 to 40 cycles per second. A P300 wave would have screamed “ALERT!”. Their GSR spiked. Their heart jumped. A chill went up their spine. The girls shrieked “Witch! Witch!”
We know this because today, the same thing happens in America among theater goers in a movie from Hollywood about witches, zombies, demons, a scary “Chucky” doll, and more. As adrenalin and cortisol shoot into your blood, neurotransmitters surge through your brain, your heart jumps, and it grabs the immediate attention of your brain, as you watch the Zombie apocalypse in a theater. In varying degrees, this is basic to understanding how our brain works in dealing with anxiety, depression, politics, love, sex, interpersonal relations, peer group pressure, your response on a polygraph or GSR, and every new witch hunt (see Ch. 2, 8, 19, 20 and 22).
Psychology controls the biology in our brain. If we fail to understand this, we cannot understand how the human mind works. The failure to understand that has led to the media’s preoccupation with claiming it is all in your DNA or biochemistry. Even our PhDs are shortchanged by this myth.
The same psychology that controlled the emotions of the people of Salem, also controls our fears and anxiety, our depression and worries, our hope and success, and our very perception of reality, to this day. Understanding this, gives us the potential to control our own mind. To not understand this, is a failure of our educational system and our society.
Years from now, we will probably have forgotten the studies about what the Frontal Lobes do, but all of us still remember the story of what happened to Phineas Gage when a steel rod was blown through the frontal lobes of his brain (see Chapter 4).
We may only dimly remember the Formal Scientific Techniques, but we will remember how the best doctors in America opened a vein to bleed George Washington of 40% of his blood (he died), and Sear's Electric Belts, and witch hunts, and demon possession, and what that says about why we need the scientific methods (Ch. 1).
We will learn nothing from conditioning a dog to salivate to a bell, or memorizing CS, CR, UCS, and UCR; it will be lost in the backroads of their mind as soon as the test is over. But we will remember how the Russians trained dogs to kill tanks in WWII and why this applies to the Kamikaze pilots, the suicide terrorists of 9/11, today’s politics, and interactions with others (see p. 156-and chapters 8-11). From those stories, we hope to have formed an understanding of how we know what we know about the mind.
We may not remember the subtle force of words associated with emotion, but we will remember why a man who lived in a hole in the ground, eating rats, for 30 years, received “over 100 marriage proposals from awestruck women.” Yes, really (p. 158). We will learn why one of Picasso’s paintings recently sold at Sotheby’s auction for 157 million dollars, while the same painting with your name on it would ruin the value of the canvas it was painted on (p.167). They will remember why Scarlett Johansson’s “snot” sold for $5,300 on eBay. Yes, really (p. 158).
These are the bits and pieces that make up a deep understanding of how our mind works. I hope I have done them justice. Welcome to the deep woods...
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