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Sex Positions and Dirty Talk: How to Revitalize Your Sex Life with the Best Positions for Couples. Improve Your Intimacy for a Better Sexuality Without Sexual Taboos , Hörbuch, Digital, ungekürzt, 311min, (USK 18)
Do you want to learn how to revitalize your sex life with the best positions for couples, improve your intimacy for a better sexuality without sexual taboos? If yes, then keep reading...Sex is a cosmic power that allows us to fulfill our destiny. There is no love between two people, in a couple, that is not followed by sexuality and physical attraction. What really ties a man and a woman together is not just affection, but mainly sexuality, desire, and attraction. The latter are the true pivot of the bond and give meaning to the life of the couple. Why is it important to have sex in a couple? We have sex and make love for our metamorphosis - to evolve. And we can evolve only if we live the sexual desire to the full, as a transforming force, which brings us to our individual and couple realization.Through sexuality, our soul vibrates, lights up, and our being gives birth to the unknown who lives within us. Falling in love and making love means singing a hymn to the gods, extolling the treasures hidden in the flesh. Carnality and sexuality are aspects of the divine. Sex itself is an aspect of the divine, of the eternal. Sexuality, actually, is Aphrodite and her son Eros' gift to men. We need to approach sexuality as if we were going toward something sacred, and that is how Eros will give us our destiny. Eros, a disruptive force that blows away all the clichés, makes us realize our entire future. It is in sexual love that we realize our virtues, and it is with sexual desire and through sexual attraction that our soul prepares itself for metamorphosis so that the worm that is within us turns into a wonderful butterfly.Having sex is good for love and, therefore, you have to do it always better, make it more appetizing and interesting. For example, by experimenting with various sexual positions, we can stimulate the sexual nerve centers and enhance our own and partner's eroticism.Of course, the imagination and creativity ungekürzt. Language: English. Narrator: Scarlett Moore. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/217844/bk_acx0_217844_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.- Shop: Audible
- Price: 9.95 EUR excl. shipping
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Memorize the Stoics!
Memorize the Stoics! The Ancient Art of Memory Meets the Timeless Art of Living. The title says it all! Extolling the powers of God-given human reason, Stoic philosophers such as Roman knight Musonius Rufus and his student, the former slave, Epictetus, developed powerful practical lessons for living tranquil, virtuous, loving lives. These lessons were praised by such early Church Fathers as Justin Martyr and Origen. Epictetus's Handbook was later adapted as a moral guidebook for monks. A millennium later, Thomas Aquinas mined the Stoic Seneca's lessons on anger, gratitude, patience, and more for use in his Summa Theologiae. And in our own day, the psychological and moral teachings of the Stoics constitute an "art of living" that fairly cries out to act as compass for the nearly rudderless boat of our disordered contemporary world. But still, it is hard to live out important life lessons if you cannot remember them! In those same early centuries before and after Christ, Greeks like Simonides and Romans like Cicero championed a specialized "art of memory." Early Church Fathers such as Augustine and Jerome championed this also, as did, centuries later, Albert the Great and Thomas Aquinas. The unique virtue of Kevin Vost's book is its wedding of the ancient art of memory to the timeless art of living. In his Handbook, Epictetus exhorts us to "remember" his lessons a full dozen times, and in his own book Vost shows us how to do just this, thereby opening our eyes to unrecognized powers of imagination and memory, and to unrecognized capacities for controlling thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Even so, the Stoics would not mind at all if you found this exercise of imagination and intellect a rather fun thing to do. Enjoy!- Shop: buecher
- Price: 24.99 EUR excl. shipping
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Memorize the Stoics!
Memorize the Stoics! The Ancient Art of Memory Meets the Timeless Art of Living. The title says it all! Extolling the powers of God-given human reason, Stoic philosophers such as Roman knight Musonius Rufus and his student, the former slave, Epictetus, developed powerful practical lessons for living tranquil, virtuous, loving lives. These lessons were praised by such early Church Fathers as Justin Martyr and Origen. Epictetus's Handbook was later adapted as a moral guidebook for monks. A millennium later, Thomas Aquinas mined the Stoic Seneca's lessons on anger, gratitude, patience, and more for use in his Summa Theologiae. And in our own day, the psychological and moral teachings of the Stoics constitute an "art of living" that fairly cries out to act as compass for the nearly rudderless boat of our disordered contemporary world. But still, it is hard to live out important life lessons if you cannot remember them! In those same early centuries before and after Christ, Greeks like Simonides and Romans like Cicero championed a specialized "art of memory." Early Church Fathers such as Augustine and Jerome championed this also, as did, centuries later, Albert the Great and Thomas Aquinas. The unique virtue of Kevin Vost's book is its wedding of the ancient art of memory to the timeless art of living. In his Handbook, Epictetus exhorts us to "remember" his lessons a full dozen times, and in his own book Vost shows us how to do just this, thereby opening our eyes to unrecognized powers of imagination and memory, and to unrecognized capacities for controlling thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Even so, the Stoics would not mind at all if you found this exercise of imagination and intellect a rather fun thing to do. Enjoy!- Shop: buecher
- Price: 33.99 EUR excl. shipping
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The Time-Block Planner
From the bestselling author of Deep Work and Digital Minimalism comes a daily planner that deploys the power of time blocking to help you focus on what's important in an increasingly distracted world. Time blocking is a time management method long used by some of the world's most effective people, from Elon Musk to Bill Gates, and promoted by some of the smartest thinkers in productivity, from Peter Drucker to Benjamin Franklin. Its core idea is that a task list is not enough to make the most of your limited time. You should instead partition your working hours into blocks assigned to specific activities. In doing so, you can more easily protect hours for deep work, while batching shallow tasks into efficient sprints. The clarity of these blocks also encourages you to focus intensely on one thing at a time, resisting the distracting allure of inboxes, social media, and idle web surfing. For fifteen years, author Cal Newport has been extolling the benefits of time blocking. Now for the first time, this system has been captured in a daily planner that makes it easy for anyone to implement these ideas in their own professional life. The Time-Block Planner opens with an introduction from Newport to guide you through the basics of effective time blocking. Ninety days' worth of time-blocking pages follow, each divided into a grid that simplifies both building daily schedules and easily updating them as circumstances change. Weekly planning pages supplement the daily planning pages, each including a big idea about productivity from Newport, inspiring you to think deeply about the week ahead. A "shutdown" box sits at the top of each page so you can physically and psychologically end your workday with a check of the box--a ritual widely employed by many of Newport's longtime readers. You already know what work really matters. The Time-Block Planner will help you push aside distractions and other peoples' demands for your time, and focus on accomplishing more of these deep efforts than you ever thought possible.- Shop: buecher
- Price: 18.99 EUR excl. shipping
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