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Never in her wildest dreams did Rachel imagine she would share these, her most profound spiritual experiences, with the world. One morning, she woke up and just 'knew' she had to write this book.Immerse yourself in the enchanting tales of this ethereal autobiography, as Rachel recounts some of the weird and wonderful experiences she's had on her journey of spiritual awakening.Does the human soul follow a lineage of birth and rebirth? Do our loved ones reach out from the beyond? Could alien life make contact with earthlings? Do trees speak? Can we enter alternate dimensions? These are just some of the beguiling questions explored in They Came to Wake Me.These insightful accounts offer tantalising tales of mysterious encounters and extrapolate powerful lessons for living a magical life, in this eternal moment, here and now. One key message echoes throughout; when we enter the present moment deeply, life on earth is indeed imbued with magic and wonder.If you long for greater meaning in life and deeper spiritual connection, They Came to Wake Me provides a nurturing sense of coming 'home, ' a return to the self and the oneness.Open your mind to new possibilities and your heart to greater heights of appreciation of the wondrous world in which we live.

Beginning by declaring 'Familia delenda est!' or "the Family is (to be) destroyed" Bülent Somay argues that the nuclear family is repressive and regressive and needs to be replaced."The family has now become a hindrance against expanding our horizons, increasing our knowledge, imagining and experimenting new modes of existence, not only for women, but also for children who will become men, women, straight and gay persons, transgender and fluid-gender people, in short, all of us."Bulent Somay's previous books include Something is Missing: Things We Don't Want to Know about Love, Sex and Life, The End of Truth, The Psychopolitics of the Oriental Father and The View from the Masthead

The Millennial Left, facing the War on Terror, the Great Recession, the Arab Spring and the Occupy movement, and the Black Lives Matter protests, as well as the Presidencies of Obama and Trump and the political discontents expressed by them and by Bernie Sanders, Brexit and Jeremy Corbyn, SYRIZA, et al, was tasked with the struggle for socialism in the core of global capital. It failed to even attempt this task. In the essays collected here, spanning the Millennial generation's many agonies, Chris Cutrone cuts through the accumulated legacy of failures that the Millennials inherited from the Left of the 20th century and that blocked their view of the socialist politics needed to turn the crisis of neoliberal capitalism into a struggle to overcome capitalism. A critique of the history of the recent and current Left, the book is also a lesson in politics: the politics marking the 21st century and the absence of Marxism informing the Left as much as the Right. It is essential reading for anybody interested in a socialist politics of freedom.