Angels on Earth When Angels Walk Among Us, What Do They Want From Us? What if angels are not distant, flawless beings—but broken, yearning, and dangerously close to human desire? That question hums beneath every page of Angels on Earth by Steven Lundquist, a bold and unsettling collection of interconnected stories that refuses to treat heaven as a safe place and love as a gentle force. This is not a book about halos and mercy. It is a book about consequences. Set across eras and continents—from rain-soaked streets of 1890s Bucharest to Depression-era Texas, from the Spanish Steps of Rome to the far edge of the world— Angels on Earth asks one relentless question: What happens when divine beings fall in love with human suffering? Lundquist writes with a voice that is lyrical, ferocious, and unafraid to stare into moral darkness. His angels bleed. His humans dream dangerously. Love is never abstract—it is physical, consuming, and often catastrophic. In one story,...
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) These are the bits and pieces that make up a deep understanding of our mind. At the witch trials in Salem, when the accused witch was brought into the courtroom, 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. Three 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. We can measure this on a GSR or watch the brain waves on an fMRI. This is basic to understanding how our brain works in dealing with anxiety, depression, politics, love, sex, interpe...