The Contest of the Serpents This message is for those who are tired of frustration. and those who are tired of unbelievers collecting what they are supposed to get. It is also for those who are determined that a transaction must happen in the heavens that would turn things around for good in their lives.

Adam Equinox was abandoned on the doorstep of Highgate Orphanage 12 years ago. He has no idea who - or where - his parents are, no friends, nothing he's good at, and nowhere he really belongs. Until he is launched into the real life quest in the parallel world of Karazan. This title is aimed at children from the age of 10.

Frustration is not an ordinary thing. It is the wicked tool used by the devil. There is a serpent of frustration In the spiritual realm. It is an evil spirit In charge of despair, discouragement or frustration. Many have opted for suicide after concluding that life is no longer worth living. This book will enable you to know how to deal with the serpent of frustration. It will surely launch you into freedom.

A latest work by the award-winning author of Victory of Eagles continues the adventurous partnership between a British naval captain and a fighting dragon who work to protect their island home from the forces of Napoleon.

This book opens our eyes to the truth about spiriUial power. There is the power of God and the power of darkness. There are sorcerers and magicians; there are satanic intermediaries and serpents of the magicians. All these powers go about perpetrating evil. In this book we are taught how to identify them, and deal with them instead of watching them wreak havoc in our lives.

In The Snake and The Mongoose, Nathan McGovern turns the commonly-accepted model of the origins of early Indian religions on its head. Instead of assuming a fundamental dichotomy between Brahmanical and non-Brahmanical in ancient India, McGovern shows that there were many different groups who all saw themselves as Brahmanical, and out of whose contestation with one another the distinction between Brahmanical and non-Brahmanical emerged.

First in a new series. "Never a dull moment for our ordinary-girl-turned-demon-fighting-princess Kiranmala in this hilarious, action-packed romp. Also, there is snot. It's, like, everywhere."--Lisa McMann, "New York Times"-bestselling author of The Unwanteds series.

In this second volume of The Serpent Trilogy, following The Family at Serpiente, the history detectives discover the relationship between serpents and the ancient cultures of the Americas, uncovering the predictable histories of growth and collapse due to the serpents. Sensing imminent danger, Quetzalcoatl and Kulcalcan declare war on the human tribes throughout Aztlan, their ancestral home. Unaware of the ability of the serpents to control the minds of humans, the military plots to exterminate the serpents but soon thousands of modern humans experience the mind altering abilities of the serpents. In a panic to exterminate the serpents, the government releases a biological agent which destroys most of the serpents. Unfortunately, in time the biological agent mutates and exterminates all but the most isolated humans on earth. The Anderson family survives by sealing themselves off from all contact with other humans in Serpiente. Quetzalcoatl and Kulcalcan make a truce with the Anderson family and teach their children how to communicate in the serpent's telepathic hieroglyphic language. Will history repeat itself?

This book offers an ethnological study on the Druids and their religion.