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Focusing on the principles of Ancient Craft Masonry, this volume presents fifteen lectures derived from the author's thorough investigation following his petition for degrees. The author aims to provide insights beneficial to both the Craft and the public, steering clear of theological disputes. Emphasizing universal truths and beliefs shared across Christendom, the work seeks to promote the values of their faith and uphold the reputation of the ancient Masonic Order.

Mothball-induced dizziness serves as a catalyst for a journey through the complexities of memory and identity in this narrative. The protagonist grapples with the blurred lines between past and present, revealing how seemingly mundane experiences can trigger profound reflections on life. As the story unfolds, themes of nostalgia, family dynamics, and the impact of environment on personal perception are intricately woven together, offering readers a poignant exploration of how we navigate our memories and sense of self.

Exploring the attributes of humankind, this collection presents philosophical poetry that articulates the voices of the Intellect, Soul, Physical, Emotions, Conscious, and Body. Each poem invites deep reflection, complemented by relevant photography and space for personal notes. The final prose section emphasizes the journey toward balance and empowerment, making it a thought-provoking experience that encourages readers to engage with their own insights and reflections.

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Forensic Psychiatry explores critical intersections between mental health and legal issues, making it essential for professionals in both fields. It covers a range of topics, including the treatment of aggression, assessments of amnesia and bullying, and evaluations related to guardianship and competency. The book also addresses serious issues such as child murder, mass murderers, and child pornography in the digital age. Each topic is structured to include definitions, clinical assessment strategies, and key points, providing a comprehensive guide for practitioners navigating these complex cases.

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