eBooks „deception“
90 eBooks were found for the search term „deception“.
Beatrice DeSoprontu
Chapter One - SAMPLE - Vices/Virtues
- Fiction
- English
- 2310 Words
- Ages 18 and up
“For all the crazy things her alter ego did in the dungeon, Cristela wouldn’t even dare wear a bikini at the beach.”
Cristela had a childhood shrouded in secrets. Ashamed of their circumstances, her mother told lies and encouraged her daughter to do the same. As Cristela grew, she unraveled the lies, but found that deception is a hard habit to break. Now, as an adult, Cristela creates a secret alter ego as the dominatrix Mistress Clara.
By day, Cristela is a good-girl poster child. By night, Mistress Clara masters the hidden erotic realm of an S&M dungeon. With her knack for duplicity things should work smoothly except for one complication – friendship. The quirky array of fellow dominatrices at the dungeon are nothing like the stereotypes she expected. Divided between her affection for the girls at the dungeon and her desire to keep her fetish activities secret, Cristela fears her two worlds are colliding. Can Cristela break her history of deceit? In a world of vices and virtues, salvation isn’t something you find, it’s a path you make.
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Keywords: steamy, humorous, multicultural, philosophical, BDSM
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Abdul Mumin Muhammad
Seeking Pleasure Life
What Is Emotional Spending Costing You?
- Self-Help
- English
- 3384 Words
- Ages 12 and up
- 91
I was told that we should be in pursuit of happiness! I discovered that this is a controlled society, meaning man's laws that cause chaos instead of balance. This great mass deception was solely created to make industries rich off of humanity, the insecure dissatisfied human ego. The ego can never be satisfied, no matter how much we feed it. So how much money are you spending a month to feel happy? This is about self-awareness so that we develop self-control.
I say invest time seeking something natural such as joy! Happiness is an emotion like sadness, mad, or gladness. Happiness comes from external stimuli, whereas joy is an internal blissful feeling that is infinite. Outside things that stimulate the 5 senses give us happiness, simple things as doing what we love creates a sense of happiness.
Without joy, when we are not happy we tend to feel empty as if something is missing, the mind is constantly looking to be stimulated when we are dissatisfied with ourselves. But with joy, even when we are not happy at the moment we can still laugh and share our joyful feelings with others. [more]
Keywords: pleasure, lust, emptiness, happiness, success, money, spending, cost, pursuit, happy, greed, shame, guilt, grief, self-aware, self-awareness, self-actualization, self actualized, self knowledge, knowledge, wisdom, wise, fulfilled, fulfillment, unsatisfied, unhappy, pleased, content, desire, desires, materialism, things, lustful, enough [more]
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Leila Kyron
Breaking the Chains of the Past
Double the Trouble
- Erotic
- English
- 19 Words
- Ages 18 and up
- 7
In the enthralling journey of "Breaking the Chains of the Past," Emily navigates the treacherous terrain of high school torment, where the allure of Kevin and Trent conceals the malevolence within. Transcending the shadows of her past, Emily undergoes a profound transformation in college, shedding the label of a bookish geek to emerge as a resilient, self-assured woman.
Life takes a startling turn when her mother announces a marriage to Alex, the father of her tormentors. The ghosts of high school, once banished, resurface, threatening to unravel the threads of Emily's carefully woven identity. As family secrets unfurl, Emily confronts the toxic charisma of Kevin and Trent, unraveling a web of deception.
Armed with courage and resilience, Emily embarks on a mission to break the chains that bind her—not just to her tormentors but to societal expectations that seek to confine her. The marriage, initially perceived as a sentence, becomes an unexpected crucible for healing and redemption.
In this gripping tale, Emily's journey transcends the cliché of high school narratives, becoming a powerful exploration of self-discovery, strength, and the triumphant spirit of resilience. "Breaking the Chains of the Past" is a captivating saga that challenges the very essence of societal norms, inspiring readers to break free from their own constraints and embrace the limitless potential within. [more]
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Santosh Jha
Happiness Is A Scam
- Psychology
- English
- 35474 Words
- Ages 16 and up
- 242
- 1
Nature installs happy life, evolution seeks happy creatures, brain makes happy hormones, people always chase happiness and cultures work overtime manufacturing happy consumptions, still; happiness is elusive, ephemeral. Why? It is nature’s trap; a scam people live out, unaware. It breeds all criminality, depravity; kills sanity. The eBook busts the scam; paves way for alternative intentionality.
Evolution may be a stupid engineering but it put in place a happy mechanism for all living beings, with entrenched processes. Human ingenuity forced evolution to accept retirement. Then, it turned the mechanism of happiness; processes of reward and success into scams; brutally uploading man-made Intentionality of criminality, depravity over nature’s innocuous intelligence. Happiness stands hijacked.
The innate design of nature, which evolved the idea and cognition of happiness in organisms, seeded the lateral and concomitant emotion of competitiveness. This however happened, much before humans happened on Earth. Competitiveness to optimize happiness, and in turn optimize survival-successes, through the chemical expressions of reward and punishment worked reasonably well in animal world and therefore it continued into human system. Competitiveness is not a criminal intent or idea. The innocuous cognition of competitiveness could be turned into a theme of criminality and depravity only by extraordinary human intelligence of faking and fudging. Happiness got hijacked as humans evolved this novel intelligence to fake, fudge, fabricate, fictionalize, and defraud intentionality. Languages happened and they became big tools to deception and depravity. We need to accept that Happiness has to be our internal landscape and milieu; it is in essence, an internal body-brain process of optimizing knowledge and awareness of self, vis-à-vis the external milieus. This in truest sense has always been hailed as the centrality of intentionality of all religions and spiritualism. Scams however hit them the worst. Externalizing Happiness; aligning happiness with attainments and possessions of entities in external milieus, criminalizes and depraves happiness. It has somehow become the nature’s trap; humanity has not only become slaves to but also used it to scam others and self. Nature wants us to be happy organisms and for that it installed chemically mediated and subconsciously orchestrated intentionality of reward and pleasurable successes. It instituted the habit-forming chemical plexus to remain aligned to rewarding and happy ways, which in turn required competitiveness. This innate intelligence has now been hijacked by human intelligence and as this competitiveness has become unmanageable in extremely over-populated and monstrously unequal society-culture-polity-economy; success and reward feelings have to be in connivance of depravity, cruelty, criminality and deception to attain probability. Society, cultures, polity, faith systems, economy, commerce, relationships, et al, have all become hugely corrupted, criminalized and unashamedly fake and deceptive. Everyone seems to have fallen into this trap and we all are living out a scam of reality. Human world cannot have benchmarks of animals. Humans definitively need an alternative and novel reward-regime to qualify as humans. They need compassion, fraternity, equitability, knowledge, amicability as benchmarks; instead of reward, pleasure and successes. This scam needs to be weeded out of human world. Collective spaces are beyond redemption. However, an individual sure can de-scam his or her Consciousness to embark on the journey of true and real happiness. This can happen when a person is truly aware and knowledgeable of not only realities but also the mechanism and processes of realities. The usual subconscious and perceptional life-living cannot help one come out of the scam of happiness and other perceptions. This is what this eBook humbly seeks. You have the potential; the probability awaits you. [more]
Keywords: Happiness, Emotions, Homeostasis, Intentionality, Consciousness, Criminality, Scam, Hormones, Wellness, Evolution, Nature, Intelligence.
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Steve Bederman
The CEO
- Mystery & Crime
- English
- 2 Words
- No Age Recommendation
- 444
- 3
“The CEO” is a fast paced corporate thriller of loves come and gone, innovation, resilience, corporate philanthropy, vision, and deception. Corporate business leaders are protected by their own small armies of private security whose power will surprise. The story takes the reader behind the scenes and into the back office meetings of both corporations and countries; travelling from Denver to New York to London to Bogota and to Paris.
As Mitch and his team of loyalists’ race against time they are faced with constant revelation of threats against the company and those involved; including the life of the woman that Mitch falls deeply in love with. The depth of the plot reveals a 200 year old secret between two of the world’s most powerful countries. If the secret is revealed it could destroy the balance of power in the world. Though, if the secret stays protected it could crush all that Mitch Jacobs desires.
Although Mitch Jacobs never questions his ability to conquer the current forces against him, it is a race to answer the questions:
•Will Mitch be able to discover who is leading the attack on him before it is too late?
•Is this conspiracy the result of the usual corporate competition or does it emanate from the power hungry executives in his company?
•What interest do certain world leaders have in this plot that will destroy all that Mitch has built?
•Most important Mitch has fallen in love with two women whose essence and similarities (and differences) of character lead him on his mission [more]
Keywords: Thriller, Corporate Thriller, Espionage
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Cotter Bass
IDENTITY THEFT
YOUR PLAN FOR RECOVERY
- Self-Help
- English
- 6697 Words
- Ages 16 and up
- 223
Identity Theft and Identity Fraud are terms used to refer to all types of crime in which someone wrongfully obtains and uses another person's personal data in some way that involves fraud or deception, typically for economic gain.In public places, for example, criminals may engage in shoulder surfing (watching you from a nearby location as you punch in your telephone calling card number or credit card number) or listen in on your conversation if you give your credit card number over the telephone.If you receive applications for pre-approved credit cards in the mail, but discard them without tearing up the enclosed materials, criminals may retrieve them and try to activate the cards for their use without your knowledge. Also, if your mail is delivered to a place where others have ready access to it, criminals may simply intercept and redirect your mail to another location.Many people respond to spam (unsolicited email) that promises them some benefit but requests identifying data, without realizing that in many cases the requester has no intention of keeping his promise. In some cases, criminals reportedly have used computer technology to steal large amounts of personal data.If someone is using your personal or financial information to make purchases, receive benefits, file taxes, or commit fraud, that's Identity Theft. This eBook will guide you through the recovery process.If you're dealing with Tax Identity Theft, Medical Identity Theft, or Child Identity Theft, read the chapter entitled SPECIAL FORMS OF IDENTITY THEFT. If you have had personal or financial information lost or stolen, refer to the chapter entitled DATA BREACHES AND LOST OR STOLEN INFORMATION. [more]
Keywords: identity, theft, crime, protection, victim, step-by-step, program, neutralize, eradicate, recovery
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Md. Raiful Islam Sujon, Zara Zarib
Facebook Cyber Crime in Bangladesh
Unmasking the Shadows
- Self-Help
- English
- 4682 Words
- Ages 14 and up
- 48
In the captivating world of "Unmasking the Shadows: Facebook Cyber Crime in Bangladesh," a riveting tale unravels, delving deep into the treacherous web of cybercrime that lurks in the shadows of the digital realm. Set in the vibrant landscape of Bangladesh, this thrilling narrative takes readers on an electrifying journey through the darkest corners of social media. Within the pages of this gripping book, a meticulous exposé awaits, shedding light on the sinister machinations of cybercriminals who exploit the very platform designed to connect people. As Facebook becomes a virtual playground, cyber predators use it as a breeding ground for their nefarious schemes, preying upon unsuspecting victims with a cloak of anonymity. Meet our tenacious protagonist, a seasoned cybercrime investigator, who embarks on a relentless quest to unmask these faceless adversaries. Armed with cutting-edge technology and a profound understanding of the digital landscape, our hero must navigate the treacherous maze of code, tracking elusive criminals who leave no digital footprint. As the plot unfolds, the reader is drawn deeper into the enigma of cybercrime, uncovering the intricate tactics employed to manipulate and exploit the innocent. From identity theft to phishing scams, from cyberbullying to financial fraud, every chapter unravels a new layer of deception, keeping the reader on the edge of their seat, heart pounding with anticipation. Against the backdrop of Bangladesh's rich cultural tapestry, the narrative strikes a chord with its portrayal of the real-world consequences that ripple through society when virtual malevolence escapes into reality. With every hack, every stolen identity, and every shattered life, the urgency to confront this digital menace intensifies. "Unmasking the Shadows" is not merely a tale of cat-and-mouse. [more]
Keywords: Facebook Cyber Crime in Bangladesh Unmasking the Shadows, Md. Raiful Islam Sujon, Md. Raiful Islam Sujon Writer, Md. Raiful Islam Sujon Book
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Dr. Mohammad Anees
Black Magic... Victims
Expelling Talismans
- Mystery & Crime
- English
- 13813 Words
- Ages 8 and up
- 312
Black Magic, in the path of necromancy is an attempt to recognize knowledge and influence of rituals, symbols, actions, gestures, speech and speech communications, those influences on the destiny and health of the victim. Generally magicians believe that dark magic is an exercise in isolation and secrecy to have personal spiritual growth. They state that usage of black magic has been sustained since the earliest human cultures and deliver a significant spiritual, religious and medicinal use in many civilizations. They further added that theory of black magic is a fact which can produce a result somewhere else, cooperation with the evil spirits those causes the adverse effects and black magic is a scheme of knowledge used for adverse actions within societies.
Generally, magic is divided into different categories. Here is the magic used by the wizards of today and there is black magic practiced by witchcrafts and wizards now a days and of ancient time.
All of today's magicians will readily acknowledge that they are simply practicing the art of misrepresentation and illusion.
Even the world's greatest magicians, those can make the statue of liberty disappear in front of masses eyes or cut a person in half and put him back together again readily acknowledged that they just deceive the masses and the stunt is based on some clued-up deception.
However, witchcrafts and wizards of black magic claims except that in reality they can change or defy the legal philosophies of nature and can compose and arrange the supernatural phenomena turn out. They assert they can bend spoons immediately by attending at them or can speak to dead bodies and have psychic abilities to read people's minds to know their past and can predict about their prospects. Hence, far, all those have claimed to be able to use incantations to talk dead or other occult means to reach the unimaginable happen, have all been shown to be frauds and humbugs.
Wizards and Witches of different eras claims, these powers actually exist and attainable by the worship of devils. Many Foundations in the world offers over a million-dollar reward for anyone that can prove any paranormal abilities. Thus far, many have sampled, only there have yet been no takers…
Magical language falls into the category of mythology because it is emotive and converted into words, of symbols for emotions and possible source of the supernatural power, words using for symbols are their secrecy and exclusivity. It is incomprehensible to the bulk of the population and it can only be applied and interpreted by specialized practitioners The possession of magical language alone may be deficient to accept a force of black magic, it needs completion of black rituals to function the black magic with certain aims. [more]
Keywords: Black Magick Victims
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P. W. Jacob
Hindoo Tales Or, The Adventures of Ten Princes
- Fiction
- English
- 52432 Words
- Ages 18 and up
- 2
The Sanscrit work entitled "Dasakumaracharitam, or the Adventures of Ten Princes," though printed more than twenty-five years ago, has not, as far as I can ascertain, been translated into any European language. Many parts of it are written in such a turgid "Oriental" style, that a close translation would be quite unsuitable to the English reader. Such passages have therefore been much condensed; others, which are hardly decent—or, as in the speech of the parasite in the last story, tedious and uninteresting, have been omitted; but in general the original has been pretty closely adhered to, and nothing has been added to it.
The exact date of the composition of the "Dasakumaracharitam" is not known. It is supposed to have been written about the end of the eleventh century, and was left unfinished by the author; but as the story of the last narrator is almost finished, not much could have been wanting to complete the work, and the reader may easily imagine what the conclusion would have been.
Some of the incidents correspond with those of the "Arabian Nights," but the stories on the whole are quite different from anything found there, and give a lively picture of Hindoo manners and morals. Unscrupulous deception, ready invention, extreme credulity and superstition, and disregard of human life, are strongly illustrated.
The belief in the power of penance, which was supposed to confer on the person practising it not merely personal sanctity, but even great supernatural powers, was very generally entertained among the Hindoos, and is often alluded to here; as is also transmigration, or the birth of the soul after death in a new body, human or brute. Sufferings or misfortunes are attributed to sins committed in a former existence, and in more than one story two persons are supposed to recollect having many years before lived together as husband and wife.
Much use also is made of the agency of supernatural beings; for besides numerous gods, the Hindoos believe, or at least believed, in the existence of innumerable beings, in some degree immortal, but liable to be killed even by men, swarming in the air, generally invisible, but sometimes assuming a human or a more terrible form; occasionally beneficent, but more commonly injurious to human beings.
At the time when the original work was written, India appears to have been divided into a large number of small kingdoms or principalities, the rulers of which are here termed "Râja," a word almost adopted into our language, but which. I have rendered by the equivalent and more familiar term "King."
The numerous uncouth names, which cannot well be shortened or translated, will, it is feared, cause some annoyance to the reader. As many as possible have been omitted, and of those which occur a list is given in the Appendix, together with a few terms which seemed to require explanation. This will save the reader the trouble of, referring, when a name recurs, to the place where it is first mentioned in order [more]
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Santosh Jha
Fifth Force
- Psychology
- English
- 28720 Words
- Ages 16 and up
- 64
Four forces create all realities but what crafts humanity’s worst criminalized-depraved-brutal actualities? Fifth Force hypothesis seeks to decipher ‘mystical code’ that plays out harmonious-melodious probabilities; supplanting them over discordant-cacophonous propensities in human world, lives. It revisits fundamentals of life-living; especially relationships, to install lasting bliss, fruition.
Fifth Force premise journeys beyond populist perceptions of good-bad, right-wrong, success, morality, even meanings and experiences; to unravel probability of a ‘Cosmic Causality’, pervading and embedded in consciousness as well as in building blocks of reality, which installs and sustains aesthetics and homeostatic synergy in emergent realities. It diagnoses pathologies; seeks code of vitality.
This eBook delves into the spectrum of reality, in a novel and alternative way; as facilitated by modern contemporary scientific knowledge of the mechanisms and processes of all realities. The Fifth Force metaphor attempts to deliberate on the cosmic construct of the criminality-depravity-hypocrisy-deception-shamelessness-brutality-insanity of contemporary humanity and in turn discover the missing element and dimension, which have potentials of nobility-amiability-mutuality-magnanimity-sincerity-fraternity. It also inquires the processes of emergence of realities within human body-brain mechanism as well as in external milieus of society-cultures, to ascertain where and how realities get aligned to discord-cacophony, instead of harmony-melody.
This Fifth Force enterprise is aimed at bringing to deliberation the reality that since ages, we all have been used to accepting meanings in a definitive way and restricted to some experiences, dominant in popular cultures and it is high time we revisit them and accept novel and alternative dimensions about them. We must revisit the earliest landscapes of brains as well as consciousness to unravel true and unadulterated feel of experiences, as they engender in brain states, representing meanings, through metaphors. We must revisit all meanings; which we take for granted and seldom think about their true nature. We must revisit critical ideas and feels of morality, aesthetics, melody, harmony, poise, emotions, righteousness, et al. This revisiting is a two-way process – first we need to unlearn this age-old and innate subconscious habit of accepting populist and intuitive meanings and experiences and secondly; we must then learn and accept a novel and alternative meanings and experiential realities, as propounded and enunciated by modern science.
It is a humble and simple hypothesis that probably contemporary humanity is in such calamitous shape and spirit because of our old, archaic, obsolete and partial perceptions about life-living realities, realities of Self and Reality of the cosmos as a whole. That is why I continue to write about probable novel and alternative meanings and experiences, so that you embark on this new journey, which contemporary science beckons you to. This is the road to neo-spiritualism as knowledge is true divinity. This is the definitive journey towards the optimization of your true potentials. All meanings as well as experiences in life-living must always align to potential optimization. Thanks. Welcome. [more]
Keywords: Blissfulness, Fulfillment, Aesthetics, Harmony, Intimacy, Potential Optimization, Alternative Thinking
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