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This book has been an Amazon best seller in two categories for more than a month!

In only the first of month of its publication, it has been embraced by many people on their spiritual journey.

Help this book reach more people and light up more lives. With your contribution, you are more people reach their spiritual awakening!

This book will be translated and published in more languages depending on the raised funds. If the goal is reached the book will be translated in German and Spanish. If we manage to raise more, then we will make it available in more 

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This is a post not to brag nor advertise my book but to celebrate and honor all of you who take the time post a review and benefit from it.

I collected most of the reviews and I posted them here.

Mary Edison: “I’m new to spirituality and I was looking to understand how everything really works. I found this book insightful and fascinating. It got me to start paying attention and taking responsibility for what is going on around me. It expanded my intuition. I cannot wait to re-read!”

Spiritualbooklover: “This is a highly recommended book. I read it in 2 days and i am usually a slow reader! It has a little bit for all.”

Nicole: “A very inspirational book!! Full of information on so many subjects that I will be going back to this book many times for guidance!!”

Dominic: “I am a believer that there is something beyond our physical existence. This book is a confirmation. I feel relieved, excited, inspired.”

Marcus Culver: “This is one of the most interesting and informative book I have read. The writing is very easy to understand which is great for everyone to get more aware of there spirituality. This book covers a broader set of topics than his first, which means that there is something in here that will resonate with more or less anybody. Really such a Wonderful book that will be added to my collection!”

Bonnie: “I found this book full of inspiring, motivational words. Read it from cover to cover, then read it again.”

Mad woman gives birth in Kaduna market

KADUNA—A mentally-deranged woman, simply known as Hassana, gave birth in broad daylight to baby boy at Kaduna Central Market, yesterday.
Hassana delivered the baby in front of a bank adjacent the Kaduna State Media Corporation, KSMC, while hundreds of citizens watched her. Some women formed a circle around her, while one of them played the role of a midwife.

Hassana, 22, had wandered around the market for years until she was spotted in the last few months with pregnancy.

“She moves in tattered clothes, scavenging for food around this market,” an excited trader in the market told Vanguard shortly after she had been moved away.

“Now, someone has impregnated her and God has helped her to get a fine baby boy. Many people are looking for this blessing, but he chose to give it to a woman who is not even in her senses. And the father seems not to exist.”

Journalist to the rescue
Vanguard learned that Ibrahima Yakubu, a journalist with Deutsche Welles, DW, who was at the market at the time quickly provided money to convey both mother and child to the Yusuf Danstoho Memorial Hospital, Tudun Wada, Kaduna, for proper medical assistance.

Yukubu subsequently contacted the Senator representing Kaduna Central senatorial disctrict, Senator Shehu Sani, who made some donations to both mother and child and also paid the hospital bills.

There were other donations from well meaning Nigerians to the new born baby and mother.

The items donated include packets of pampers, bottles of Olive oil, baby cloths, underwear, assorted baby foods and milks.

Two dead as tornadoes slam Florida

In Manatee County, a tornado with winds reaching 127 mph swept through the town of Duette, 40 miles southeast of Tampa. killing two people and injuring five others, four of them children under 10, sheriff spokesman Dave Bristow said.

The EF2-rated tornado, or "strong" twister, ripped a 300-foot-wide swath of destruction along a nine-mile stretch of the county, the National Weather Servicesaid.

“I’m amazed to see anybody got out of this alive,” Manatee County Sheriff Brad Steube told the Associated Press.Bristow identified the victims as Steven Wilson, pronounced dead at the scene, and his wife, who died at a local hospital. One of the injured was his son; four were grandchildren between 6 and 10 years old, Bristow said. The survivors' injuries were not life-threatening, he said.

In nearby Sarasota County, another EF2 storm with winds reaching 132 mph blasted a mile stretch with a width varying from 350 yards to 100 yards. Gov. Rick Scott toured some of the wreckage in Siesta Key, a barrier island between the Gulf of Mexico and Roberts Bay hammered by the storm.

Sarasota Fire Rescue reported multiple rescues, and the county Emergency Operations Center said preliminary damage assessments indicated 45 properties suffered a total of more than $3 million in damage.

Florida Power and Light reported that 17,000 customers lost power, although the utility tweeted that most customers would have power restored by Monday.

"Crews are responding safely and as quickly as possible to restore power," FPL said in a statement. "We've added resources to help speed restoration efforts."

The regional American Red Cross said volunteers were responding in both counties.

Photos posted to social media showed dramatic damage to homes. The storm damaged several condominiums on Siesta Key, where winds were estimated to have reached 70 mph, according to the National Weather Service. Sarasota County government Twitter account reported no serious injuries

The severe storms swept as far south as Naples, 170 miles south of Tampa, where gusts topping 80 mph.

Weather service meteorologist Richard Rude told USA TODAY that tornadoes actually aren't that rare in a region better known for hurricanes.

"Particularly when you are dealing with an El Niño, where the jet streams drop farther south, it's conducive to having some wild storms," Rude said.

Sarasota tornado damage  WTSP

FBI: 18 minutes missing in San Bernardino shooting timeline

The FBI appealed Tuesday for the public's help in its continuing investigation of the San Bernardino attack in which the shooters' whereabouts are unknown for 18 minutes following last month's assault that left 14 dead.

Los Angeles FBI chief David Bowdich said investigators have not been able to account for Syed Farook and wife Tashfeen Malik between 12:59 p.m., and 1:17 p.m., on Dec. 2, just more than two hours after the couple opened fire on a holiday party gathering.

Bowdich said investigators were specifically interested in obtaining any photographic or other electronic evidence that could pinpoint their locations during the brief window of time shortly before their trail was picked up by authorities, prompting a pursuit that ended in the couple's death later that afternoon.

Investigators still believe that the attack was inspired by radical terrorist ideology rather than directed by a specific group abroad, but Bowdich said there is a need to be "absolutely certain" of the activities of both before they were killed in a shootout with police.

Bowdich referred Tuesday to a timeline beginning at 8:37 a.m., when Farook left his home to join work colleagues at a meeting that was to culminate in a holiday gathering. He arrived at the meeting 10 minutes later, only to leave at 10:37 a.m. Investigators believe he returned with his wife to launch the attack at 10:56 a.m.

Last month, the man accused of purchasing two of the guns used in the rampage was ordered to remain in federal custody. Enrique Marquez, 24, also is accused of plotting at least two other assaults with Farook in 2011 and 2012 that were not carried out.

SOURCE: US TODAY NEWS

Four soldiers killed in blast in Maiduguri

At least four soldiers were killed in a blast that occurred at a checkpoint in Maiduguri, Borno state today June 4th. Eyewitnesses say a truck carrying firewood exploded near the gates of the Maimalari Barracks, killing the soldiers and injuring many others.

"At least four soldiers were killed and several injured," one resident told AFP

Photo: Two friends die trying to stop a suicide bomber

2 volunteer security guards (pictured above) are being hailed as heroes for stopping an ISIS suicide bomber reaching worshipers at a mosque in Saudi Arabia yesterday.

Independent UK reports;

Two young men who reportedly stopped an Isis suicide bomber entering a mosque in Saudi Arabia are being hailed as heroes after being killed when he blew himself up.

The friends, named as Mohammed Hassan Ali bin Isa and Abdul-Jalil al-Arbash, died after reportedly turning the attacker away from the Imam Hussein mosque in Dammam yesterday. Eyewitnesses claim the man was disguised as a woman and tried to enter through a closed female entrance before going to the main gate, where the pair were manning a civilian checkpoint.

They saved a lot of lives by stopping the bomber from getting inside the mosque,” a local man, who asked to remain anonymous, told Middle East Eye. “They are both heroes.”

They chased the suicide bomber when he tried to enter the women's section of the mosque in the south entrance,” he added.Abdul-Jalil was reportedly 25 and had recently returned from studying at university in the US, getting married just days ago.

One of the men’s mothers, Kowther al-Arbash, is a high-profile writer for Saudi newspaper al-Jazira,Middle East Eye reported.
Photos of the pair were circulating on social media today, with people calling them heroes and “martyrs”.
Videos also emerged claiming to show the fathers of both men praising their sons' heroism.

A video from inside the al-Anoud mosque showed the moment the explosion was heard outside, with prayers being interrupted by a huge blast that shook the building, causing people to jump to their feet and shout in the ensuing panic.