Pam, a mixed-blood Yaqui girl from the Spirit Dimension, was able to see spirits, talk with God and help heal emotional, physical, and spiritual pain of others. She told her story from a unique spiritual and supernatural perspective, from childhood to adulthood; from the joy of being one with God, to a long walk on the dark side, and finally back to the joy and oneness with God. Pam experienced molestation, date rapes, near death strangulation and two mentally abusive marriages as well as the great loss of being forced to give up her first-born son. Through dreams, visions, her choices, and consequences, Pam learned how to live and walk in Spirit, becoming one with God again, amazed at his faithfulness toward her. Love and peace are universal desires of all peoples of earth and beyond. By using Pam’s struggles and triumphs as examples, readers will understand the spirit and flesh side of their beings. Her journey will guide those who struggle in the wastelands of religion and spirit to learn love and peace in a personal relationship with God through Christ. This can change the world. DODGING EVIL is a must-read.

Lin Cheng is a declining aristocrat who was bullied when he was young. But accidentally, I found the secret script left by my family and found that I have the talent of double cultivation of magic fighting.He went down to join the college, worked hard and became the best young disciple. Enter the magic forest and get the Dragon Crystal and ancient divine wood. After making a successful staff and exploring the ancient tomb, he got the strongest forbidden charm.Lin Cheng's strength has advanced rapidly all the way and finally entered the divine realm. His opponent, the Dragon God, also appeared. They fought a world war, and Lin Cheng won and became the patron saint of the human race.

"I suspect. But this is the task of the Organization, you understand. "The man's tone remained calm, but he seemed to have already connected the dots. Even if he escaped to the most remote part of South Africa, he would still be unable to escape from the organization.

The dramatic desert landscapes of the Big Bend country along the Texas-Mexico border reminded historian Walter Prescott Webb of "an earth-wreck in which a great section of country was shaken down, turned over, blown up, and set on fire." By contrast, naturalist Aldo Leopold considered the region a mountainous paradise in which even the wild Mexican parrots had no greater concern than "whether this new day which creeps slowly over the canyons is bluer or golder than its predecessors, or less so." Whether it impresses people as God's country or as the devil's playground, the Big Bend typically evokes strong responses from almost everyone who lives or visits there. In this anthology of nature writing, Barney Nelson gathers nearly sixty literary perspectives on the landscape and life of the Big Bend region, broadly defined as Trans-Pecos Texas and northern Chihuahua, Mexico. In addition to Leopold and Webb, the collection includes such well-known writers as Edward Abbey, Mary Austin, Roy Bedichek, and Frederick Olmsted, as well as a wide range of voices that includes explorers, trappers, cowboys, ranch wives, curanderos, college presidents, scientists, locals, tourists, historians, avisadores, and waitresses. Following a personal introduction by Barney Nelson, the pieces are grouped thematically to highlight the distinctive ways in which writers have responded to the Big Bend.