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"Feathers appear when angels are near." Die Feder als Bote aus dem Jenseits ist in vielen Religionen ein wichtiges Symbol und steht sowohl für Leichtigkeit als auch für Weisheit und Stärke. Ob sie dich an die Gegenwart der Engel erinnert oder ob du auf den indianischen Tribal-Look stehst: Eingearbeitet in dieses zauberhafte Armband hast du den mächtigen Talisman überall mit dabei und kannst dich von der spirituellen Kraft der filigran gearbeiteten Feder überzeugen. Das hochwertige, zarte Armband aus rhodiniertem Sterlingsilber unterstreicht deine Individualität und ist ein Highlight für jede Schmuckschatulle., Material: Material: Silber 925 (Sterlingsilber), Materialoberfläche: hochglanzpoliert, Bandmaterial: Sterling Silber, Farbe: Materialfarbe: silber, Farbbezeichnung: silber, Details: Materialverarbeitung: hochglanzpoliert, Kettenart: keine, Verschlussart: Federringverschluss, Maßangaben: Breite Armschmuck: 1,3 mm, Gesamtlänge Armschmuck: 17 cm, Breite Anhänger: 7,5 mm, Allgemein: Anzahl Schmuckteile: 1 Stk.

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Not To Disappear

Outdoor-Wandleuchte, LED, 2 x 8 W, 1200 lumens, 16 Millionen Farben, wird mit einem Smartgerät über die Hue Bridge (nicht im Lieferumfang enthalten) gesteuert. Lebensdauer bis zu 25.000 Stunden, 24 x 11,7 x 8,4 cm, inox

*A World Appears * - A Journey into Consciousness / 24.69€ / Buch

The Instant New York Times Bestseller "Pollan’s real genius—the word is not too strong—remains intact. That is his uncanny ability to scent the direction in which the culture is headed. He did it with food and psychedelics, and now, though A World Appears focuses on AI only intermittently, he has done it again." —Charles Finch, The Atlantic From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of How to Change Your Mind, a panoptic exploration of consciousness—what it is, who has it, and why—and a meditation on the essence of our humanity When it comes to the phenomenon that is consciousness, there is one point on which scientists, philosophers, and artists all agree: it feels like something to be us. Yet the fact that we have subjective experience of the world remains one of nature’s greatest mysteries. How is it that our mental operations are accompanied by feelings, thoughts, and a sense of self? What would a scientific investigation of our inner life look like, when we have as little distance and perspective on it as fish do of the sea? In A World Appears, Michael Pollan traces the unmapped continent that is consciousness, bringing radically different perspectives—scientific; philosophical, literary, spiritual and psychedelic—to see what each can teach us about this central fact of life. When neuroscientists began studying consciousness in the early 1990s, they sought to explain how and why three pounds of spongy gray matter could generate a subjective point of view—assuming that the brain is the source of our perceived reality. Pollan takes us to the cutting edge of the field, where scientists are entertaining more radical (and less materialist) theories of consciousness. He introduces us to “plant neurobiologists” searching for the first flicker of consciousness in plants, scientists striving to engineer feelings into AI, and psychologists and novelists seeking to capture the felt experience of our slippery stream of consciousness. In Pollan’s dazzling exploration of consciousness, he discovers a world far deeper and stranger than our everyday reality. Eye-opening and mind-expanding, A World Appears takes us into the laboratories of our own minds, ultimately showing us how we might make better use of the gift of awareness to more meaningfully connect with the world and our deepest selves.

Außenwandleuchte Philips Hue White & Color Ambiance Appear mit Up-&-Down-Licht, integrierten 2x8-W-LEDs, bis zu 1200 Lumen, 16 Millionen Farben, 2000-6500 K Weißlicht und wetterfestem IP44-Gehäuse für smarte Fassaden- und Gartenbeleuchtung (Hue Bridge erforderlich). Die Hue Appear Außenwandleuchte zaubert zwei präzise Lichtkegel nach oben und unten an deine Fassade und setzt Eingänge, Terrassen oder Gartenmauern mit scharfen Lichtdreiecken effektvoll in Szene. Du kombinierst funktionales, helles Weißlicht mit atmosphärischen Farbakzenten und passt Farbe, Helligkeit und Stimmung jederzeit bequem in der Hue App an. Dank hochwertigem Metallgehäuse und spritzwassergeschützter IP44-Ausführung ist die Leuchte perfekt auf den Dauereinsatz im Außenbereich abgestimmt und fügt sich mit ihrem klaren, modernen Design unauffällig in die Architektur ein. Up-&-Down-Licht: Zwei nach oben und unten gerichtete Lichtkegel erzeugen markante Dreiecke auf der Wand - ideal zur Inszenierung von Hauswand, Eingangsbereich oder Terrasse. White & Color Ambiance: Voller RGB-Farbraum plus einstellbare Weißtöne von warmen 2000 K bis zu kühlem 6500 K für dekorative und funktionale Außenbeleuchtung. Integrierte LED-Technik: Fest verbaute 2x8-W-LED-Module mit bis zu etwa 1200 Lumen Gesamtlichtstrom und einer Lebensdauer von rund 25.000 Stunden. Outdoor-tauglich IP44: Spritzwassergeschütztes Gehäuse aus hochwertigem Metall für zuverlässigen Betrieb an der Hauswand, im Hof oder am Carport. Hue Bridge & App: Steuerung per Hue App über eine Philips Hue Bridge mit Zugriff auf Szenen, Zeitpläne, Automatisierungen und Fernzugriff. Smart-Home-Integration: Kompatibel mit gängigen Sprachassistenten (über Hue Bridge) für Ein/Aus, Dimmen und Farbwechsel per Sprachbefehl. Modernes Design: Schlanke, zylindrische Außenwandleuchte in Schwarz, die sich dezent in moderne Fassaden- und Gartenkonzepte einfügt.

From Michael Pollan, author of the #1 New York Times bestselling HOW TO CHANGE YOUR MIND, a dazzling and panoptic exploration of consciousness—what it is, who has it, and why—and a meditation on the limits and bounds of our very humanity When it comes to the phenomenon that is consciousness, there is one point scientists, philosophers, and researchers can all agree on with a level of certainty: that it feels like something to be ourselves. And yet, the fact that each and every one of us has a subjective experience of the world continues to be one of the greatest mysteries in nature. How is it that our mental operations are accompanied by feelings, thoughts, and a sense of self? What would studying the idea of an inner life even look like, considering we have as little distance and perspective on it as fish do of the sea? What began for Michael Pollan as a startling awareness of his own consciousness soon evolved into a greater fascination with this strange and elusive phenomenon. In A WORLD APPEARS, Pollan traces the unmapped continent that is consciousness via several radically different perspectives—scientific; philosophical, spiritual, historical, and psychedelic—to see what each has to teach us about this central kernel of our lives. When scientists began to study consciousness in earnest, in the early 1990s, they questioned how and why it came to be that three pounds of spongy gray matter could generate a subjective point of view – if indeed the brain is the locus of our felt reality. But Pollan ventures to the latest cutting-edge advances in the field, beyond the brain labs attempting to track down the neural correlates of this enigmatic experience and offering us a seat at the table with plant neurobiologists studying nature’s surprisingly complex intelligence and ability to problem solve, neuroscientists and psychoanalysts attempting to engineer feeling into AI, and psychologists interpreting the thoughts that enter our slippery stream of consciousness. In Pollan’s singular narrative inquiry and deft handling of complicated subjects, he ungirds a world that reaches far deeper than the reality we wade through, day in and day out. Eye-opening and mind-expanding, A WORLD APPEARS deconstructs and rebuilds the laboratories of our minds one theory at a time, amplifying how we might make better use of our awareness and more meaningfully connect with our own souls.

'The Night She Disappeared is by far her best thriller yet.' HARLAN COBEN 'Insane suspense. I loved it.' LEE CHILD 'A gothic, multi-layered tale, deeply satisfying. We both loved it.' RICHARD & JUDY BOOK CLUB The Night She Disappeared is UNBELIEVABLY good. I was utterly utterly agog.' MARIAN KEYES ___________________________ A cold case. An abandoned mansion. A family hiding a terrible secret. Prepare to be hooked. Lisa Jewell's latest thriller is her best yet. Midsummer 2017: teenage mum Tallulah heads out on a date, leaving her baby son at home with her mother, Kim. At 11 p.m. she sends her mum a text message. At 4.30 a.m. Kim awakens to discover that Tallulah has not come home. Friends tell her that Tallulah was last seen heading to a pool party at a house in the woods nearby called Dark Place. Tallulah never returns. 2018: walking in the woods behind the boarding school where her boyfriend has just started as a head teacher, Sophie sees a sign nailed to a fence. A sign that says: DIG HERE . . . ___________________________ 'No one thickens a plot like Lisa Jewell. I couldn't put this book down. Jewell just keeps getting better. It's SO GOOD!' SHARI LAPENA 'Absolutely loved this one by Lisa Jewell - compelling, deep, surprising, tense, modern. Most thrillers are in black and white to me in terms of character and Lisa is blazing saturated technicolour.' GILLIAN MCALLISTER 'Masterly. Gripping from start to finish.' JOANNE HARRIS 'I'm calling it early. This is Lisa's best book yet, and she always sets that bar high! Stayed up so late because I couldn't put it down.' ADELE PARKS 'Oh my God, so good. A head-scratching, heart-racing, page-turning triumph - I think this might be my favourite Lisa Jewell yet.' LOUISE CANDLISH 'I swear her books are masterclasses for authors. Every time I read one, I'm in awe. I loved this one so much - clever, slick and so intriguing. Lots of emotion and I love how all the sub-plots come together. #bowdowntoLisa' MEL SHERRATT 'Another first-class mystery . . . Totally enthralling.' HARRIET TYCE 'I predict another number one.' ERIN KELLY 'Once again Lisa Jewell has knocked it out of the park. Another masterclass in thriller writing from one of the world's most consistently brilliant authors. I was superglued to the pages.' MARK EDWARDS 'Totally absorbing. I felt as though I'd slipped into the book and lived there for a few days, heart pounding. So so so amazing!' KATHERINE HEINY 'Intriguing and wonderfully dark' THE SUN 'I'm passionately attached to Lisa Jewell, whose novels somehow manage to be good-natured, creepy and tense all at once.' SARAH PERRY 'Nail-biting. Left me reeling.' JANE CORRY ' A compelling psychological thriller full of twists and turns... ideal for fans of Ruth Rendell and Lianne Moriarty' YOURS BOOK CLUB

Listen. All the world forgets me. First my face, then my voice, then the consequences of my deeds. So listen. Remember me. My name is Hope Ardern, and you won't know who I am. We've met before - a thousand times. But I am the girl the world forgets. It started when I was sixteen years old. A slow declining, an isolation, one piece at a time. A father forgetting to drive me to school. A mother setting the table for three, not four. A teacher who forgets to chase my missing homework. A friend who looks straight through me and sees a stranger. No matter what I do, the words I say, the people I hurt, the crimes I commit - you will never remember who I am. That makes my life tricky. But it also makes me dangerous . . .

THE GRIPPING NEW PSYCHOLOGICAL SUSPENSE FROM THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF NO FURTHER QUESTIONS AND THE EVIDENCE AGAINST YOU 'Bravo! How to Disappear is undoubtedly her best yet. Gripping and emotional - a cracking read' Clare Mackintosh 'A relentless drumroll of suspense . . . ranks among the best psychological-suspense thrillers of recent years' A. J. Finn You can run, you can hide, but can you disappear for good? Lauren's daughter Zara witnessed a terrible crime. But speaking up comes with a price, and when Zara's identity is revealed online, it puts a target on her back. The only choice is to disappear. To keep Zara safe, Lauren will give up everything and everyone she loves, even her husband. There will be no goodbyes. Their pasts will be rewritten. New names, new home, new lives. The rules are strict for a reason. They are being hunted. One mistake - a text, an Instagram like - could bring their old lives crashing into the new. They can never assume someone isn't watching, waiting. As Lauren will learn, disappearing is easy. Staying hidden is harder . . . __________ 'Totally addictive, with twists that repeatedly pulled the rug from under my feet' Erin Kelly 'Tense and unpredictable. I couldn't put it down' Claire Douglas 'If Jodi Picoult wrote psychological thrillers, they would look like this. A compulsive read with a jaw-dropping twist, I read it in a day' Rosamund Lupton 'An intricate and spellbinding exploration of the devastating ripples that spread from a terrible crime' Holly Seddon 'I read How to Disappear with my heart in my mouth' Lia Louis

'Big, generous, illuminating and beautifully written' John Banville, Financial Times From the best-selling author of How to Change Your Mind, a pioneering search for consciousness in the brain and beyond A World Appears is the story of the quest to solve the greatest mystery in nature: consciousness. How does it feel to be you with your own personal feelings, thoughts and experiences? Every one of us is intimately familiar with consciousness, but no one knows how - or why - it came to be that three pounds of grey matter can generate a subjective point of view. The early 1990s marked the birth of a new science of consciousness, based on the assumption that the phenomenon could be explained in terms of brain activity, but that effort is faltering, and wilder ideas, such as panpsychism, are now getting a hearing. Indeed, there is now reason to doubt that 'objective science' as we have known it since Galileo has the right tools to plumb first-person experience. A World Appears takes Michael Pollan from the laboratories where scientists are searching for the neural correlates of consciousness to encounters with philosophers and novelists and Buddhist monks, whom he finds have just as much to teach us about consciousness, if not more. A story that begins in a brain lab in Seattle ends, of all places, in a cave in the mountains of New Mexico, where the author discovers that explaining consciousness may be less urgent than learning to practice it in our everyday lives.

The periodic table is a crowning scientific achievement, but it's also a treasure trove of adventure, betrayal, and obsession. These fascinating tales follow every element on the table as they play out their parts in human history, and in the lives of the (frequently) mad scientists who discovered them.

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Disappearance

The million-copy bestseller, perfect for fans of Before the Coffee Gets Cold. What would you do if you were told you only had days left to live? And what would you give up for just one more day? Genki Kawamura's If Cats Disappeared From The World is a tender, whimsical tale of love, loss, and the quiet miracles of everyday life. A thirty-year-old postman lives a simple life, with only his cat, Cabbage, for company. But when an unexpected diagnosis turns his world upside down, he is faced with an impossible choice. The Devil appears to him, dressed in a Hawaiian shirt, and makes an offer: if he makes one thing in the world disappear, he can have an extra day of life. As the days tick by, and with Cabbage by his side, he begins a journey that might just lead him back to the people he thought he'd lost. Before it's too late . . . If Cats Disappeared from the World is a life-affirming meditation on what we leave behind - and what we hold onto until the very end. 'If you're a fan of The Guest Cat (or even just cats generally), you'll love this' - The Sunday Times

*And He Shall Appear * / 18.99€ / Taschenbuch

Sherlock Holmes needs help! The famous detective is said to have murdered the author Ignatius Loyde and had to go into hiding. How did he become the prime suspect in this murder case? And what role does Moriarty play? The 1-4 players from 12 years and up support Dr. Watson and looking for evidence. In this EXIT® game, they follow clues together and approach the solution riddle after riddle. Will they be able to solve the case? Exit: The Game - The Disappearance of Sherlock Holmes is a puzzle game modeled after escape rooms, and it includes components that are meant to be folded, written on or torn, so it is marketed as a one-time game. In the game, players must support Dr. Watson and look for evidence to prove Holmes' innocence.