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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Education in India has never been a static enterprise; it has evolved continuously in response to changing social realities, cultural values, political structures, and technological advancements. From the reflective and value-oriented traditions of ancient learning to the digitally mediated classrooms of the present day, Indian education reflects a long journey of adaptation, resilience, and reinvention. Rooted in a civilizational ethos that viewed knowledge as a path to self-realization and social harmony, Indian education has historically emphasized wisdom, ethics, and holistic growth. Over centuries, this system has encountered transformation through interaction with diverse cultures, colonial interventions, and modern state-led reforms. This book, New Dimensions of Indian Education: From Tradition to Innovation, seeks to trace that journey while critically examining how the past informs the present and shapes the future.The motivation behind this work arises from the need to view Indian education not merely as a system of institutions, examinations, and policies, but as a living social process deeply embedded in everyday life. Education in India has traditionally been linked with moral development, community responsibility, and cultural continuity, playing a vital role in shaping collective identity. In contrast, the contemporary educational landscape is shaped by forces such as globalization, technological disruption, market-oriented skill demands, and widening equity gaps. These shifts have introduced new expectations from education-ranging from employability and innovation to digital literacy and lifelong learning. This book attempts to bridge these dimensions by presenting education as both a cultural inheritance and a dynamic tool for national development and global engagement.Each chapter has been carefully designed to offer a balanced, analytical, and reflective perspective. The early chapters explore the philosophical and historical foundations of Indian education, highlighting how ancient and medieval systems prioritized holistic development, ethical reasoning, dialogue-based learning, and the transmission of knowledge across generations. The discussion then moves to the colonial period, examining how formalized schooling structures reshaped curricula, language policies, and access to education. Post-independence reforms, constitutional commitments, and policy initiatives are subsequently analysed to understand India's efforts to democratize education and align it with developmental goals. The later sections focus on innovation, addressing themes such as digital learning ecosystems, teacher empowerment, inclusive education, multilingualism, and the future of Indian education within an increasingly interconnected global knowledge economy.This book is intended for a wide and diverse readership, including students, educators, researchers, policymakers, and readers interested in understanding the evolving landscape of Indian education. Care has been taken to ensure that the content remains academically rigorous yet accessible, grounded in authentic scholarship, and free from plagiarism. Rather than prescribing rigid solutions or singular viewpoints, the book encourages reflection, dialogue, and critical engagement with educational change across social, cultural, and institutional contexts.Ultimately, New Dimensions of Indian Education: From Tradition to Innovation aspires to contribute meaningfully to ongoing conversations about how education can honour India's rich intellectual and cultural heritage while equipping learners to navigate an increasingly complex and uncertain world. It is hoped that this work will inspire thoughtful inquiry, informed policymaking, and responsible action toward building an education system that is inclusive, innovative, adaptable, Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Education is not merely the transmission of information from teacher to learner; it is a deeply human process that unfolds within the mind, emotions, and experiences of every individual. Educational Psychology: The Journey Within the Learner is written with the belief that understanding how learners think, feel, and grow is essential for meaningful education. This book explores learning not as a mechanical activity, but as an inner journey shaped by cognition, motivation, emotion, and social interaction.In contemporary educational settings, teachers face diverse classrooms where learners differ in abilities, backgrounds, motivations, and emotional needs. Traditional approaches that focus only on curriculum content are no longer sufficient. There is a growing need for educators to understand the psychological foundations of learning in order to design inclusive, learner-centred, and supportive environments. This book responds to that need by presenting educational psychology as a practical and reflective discipline intricately connected to real classroom experiences.The chapters are organized to guide readers from foundational concepts to deeper psychological dimensions of learning. Beginning with the nature and scope of educational psychology, the book gradually moves through individual differences, cognitive development, motivation, learning theories, classroom environment, assessment practices, and learner well-being. Each chapter emphasizes the application of psychological principles to educational practice, helping readers connect theory with real-life teaching and learning situations.This book has been designed primarily for students of education, including B.Ed., M.Ed., D.El.Ed., and teacher training programs. It will also be valuable for practicing teachers, teacher educators, counsellors, curriculum designers, and anyone interested in understanding learners more deeply. The language is kept clear and accessible, while maintaining academic rigor and conceptual clarity. Examples and case illustrations are included to enhance understanding and relevance.At its core, Educational Psychology: The Journey Within the Learner encourages educators to look beyond external performance and examine the inner processes that shape learning. By understanding learners holistically-intellectually, emotionally, and socially-education can become a transformative experience for both teachers and learners. It is hoped that this book will inspire reflective teaching practices and contribute meaningfully to the development of compassionate, informed, and effective educators. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Human development is often viewed as a sequence of milestones-childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and old age-each treated as a separate psychological chapter. Yet the human mind does not grow in isolated segments. Thought, emotion, and behaviour evolve continuously, shaped by age, experience, relationships, and the broader social world. The Psychology of Growing Minds: How Age Reshapes Thought and Emotion is written with the conviction that understanding this lifelong journey is essential not only for students of psychology but for educators, caregivers, policymakers, and individuals seeking deeper insight into themselves and others.This book adopts a lifespan perspective, emphasizing that psychological growth does not end with childhood or adolescence. Instead, each stage of life introduces new ways of thinking, feeling, and relating to the world. From the sensory foundations of infancy to the reflective wisdom of late adulthood, development is presented as a dynamic process involving both continuity and change. By tracing this progression, the book highlights how early experiences influence later functioning, while also recognizing the capacity for growth, adaptation, and resilience at every age.A central aim of this work is to integrate cognitive and emotional development within their social and cultural contexts. Too often, psychological texts isolate thinking from feeling, or individual development from social influence. This book brings these elements together, showing how cognition, emotion, identity, and relationships interact across the lifespan. The discussion draws upon established psychological theories while remaining accessible, making complex ideas understandable without oversimplification.The chapters are organized to reflect key developmental periods, each explored through thematic sections that examine reasoning, emotional regulation, identity formation, and social roles. Practical illustrations and case examples are used to connect theory with lived experience, reinforcing the relevance of developmental psychology to everyday life. Throughout the book, emphasis is placed on psychological well-being, ethical understanding, and the importance of supportive environments in fostering healthy development.This book is intended for undergraduate and postgraduate students of psychology, education, and social sciences, as well as for professionals working with individuals across age groups. It may also serve as a reflective guide for readers interested in understanding their own developmental journeys. By presenting development as a shared human process, the book encourages empathy, self-awareness, and respect for the evolving nature of the human mind.Ultimately, The Psychology of Growing Minds seeks to remind readers that growth is not defined by age alone, but by the ongoing interaction between mind, emotion, and experience. Recognizing this interconnected journey allows us to better support learning, mental health, and human flourishing across the entire lifespan. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The field of cognitive psychology has long been a cornerstone of understanding human nature, offering profound insights into how we think, learn, remember, and interact with the world. Cognitive Footprints: Tracing Human Nature Through Psychology seeks to illuminate the intricate workings of the human mind through the lens of cognitive processes, examining how mental functions shape our perceptions, decisions, emotions, and social interactions. In this book, we embark on a journey through the foundational theories, current research, and future directions in the realm of cognitive psychology.The aim of this book is not only to explore the cognitive mechanisms that drive human behaviour but also to understand the way these mechanisms evolve and adapt over time, in response to both internal and external influences. From the intricacies of memory and decision-making to the profound impact of emotions on cognition, we will explore how human cognition is intertwined with our social environment, mental health, and technological advancements.Each chapter delves into a unique aspect of cognitive psychology, offering readers an in-depth understanding of the key theories and empirical findings in the field. We start with the foundational concepts of cognitive psychology, including memory, learning, and perception, before moving into more complex topics such as decision-making, social cognition, and cognitive dysfunction. Throughout the book, case studies and real-life examples illustrate how these cognitive processes unfold in everyday life, while cutting-edge research highlights the innovations and challenges shaping the future of the field.One of the defining aspects of this book is its emphasis on the intersection between cognition and other fields, such as neuroscience, mental health, and artificial intelligence. By bridging these areas, we aim to present a comprehensive understanding of how cognition influences and is influenced by various domains, offering readers a multidimensional view of human nature. Additionally, we explore the ways in which technology is reshaping the way we think and learn, with discussions on the implications of the digital age on cognition and future directions in cognitive psychology.This book is intended for students, researchers, and practitioners in psychology, neuroscience, education, and related fields, as well as anyone interested in understanding the complexities of the human mind. Whether you are looking to deepen your understanding of cognitive psychology or simply curious about how cognition shapes our daily lives, Cognitive Footprints offers a thoughtful and engaging exploration of one of the most fascinating and rapidly evolving areas of scientific inquiry.We hope this book will inspire readers to reflect on the cognitive processes that guide their own thinking and behaviour, and to appreciate the profound influence cognition has on shaping the human experience. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In an era marked by rapid technological advancements, globalization, and shifting social dynamics, understanding the forces driving change in modern societies is more critical than ever. Social Currents: Understanding Change in Modern Societies aims to provide a comprehensive exploration of how societies evolve, adapt, and respond to the myriad challenges and opportunities that define our globalized world.The study of social change is both fascinating and complex, as it involves examining multiple facets of human experience-from cultural transformations and shifting identities to the economic, political, and technological forces that shape social structures. The aim of this book is not just to chart the history of these changes, but to understand their implications for individuals, communities, and nations across the globe. By delving into topics like globalization, migration, inequality, social justice, and the future of social resilience, this book presents a holistic view of the ongoing transformations in the way we live, work, and relate to one another.Each chapter of Social Currents focuses on a different aspect of social change, offering both theoretical insights and practical applications. From the foundational concepts of social change in Chapter 1 to the examination of technology's influence on social dynamics in Chapter 4, and the deep dive into inequality and social justice in Chapter 8, the book provides readers with an in-depth understanding of the forces that continue to shape societies worldwide. It also addresses the future trajectories of social change, urging us to consider how we can build inclusive, adaptive, and resilient communities in the face of ongoing challenges.This book is intended for students, researchers, and anyone with a keen interest in understanding the complexities of modern society. It combines academic rigor with real-world examples and case studies to make the subject matter accessible and relevant. Whether you're studying sociology, economics, political science, or simply curious about the shifting landscape of our global community, Social Currents offers valuable insights into the forces that are reshaping our world.We hope that this work inspires further inquiry and discussion about the ways in which we can collectively navigate the future, fostering social change that is equitable, sustainable, and responsive to the needs of all members of society. As we continue to confront the challenges of the 21st century, it is crucial to understand not just where we are headed, but how we can actively shape the direction of our social future. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Time is one of the most familiar yet mysterious elements of human existence. We measure it precisely with clocks and calendars, yet we experience it subjectively-sometimes flowing effortlessly, sometimes stretching unbearably, and at other moments slipping away before we realize it has passed. This book, Time Inside the Mind: Age, Memory, and Human Psychological Evolution, is born from the recognition that time is not merely an external dimension, but a deeply psychological phenomenon shaped by memory, emotion, development, culture, and biology.The central aim of this book is to explore how human beings experience time across the lifespan. From the earliest moments of childhood, when the present dominates awareness, to later life, where reflection and reminiscence give time its depth and meaning, our relationship with time continually evolves. Memory acts as the thread that binds these stages together, allowing the past to inform the present and the future to be imagined. Understanding this dynamic relationship between time and memory offers valuable insight into human identity, decision-making, emotional regulation, and psychological well-being.This book takes an interdisciplinary approach, drawing upon cognitive psychology, developmental science, neuroscience, sociology, and evolutionary perspectives. Rather than treating time as a fixed entity, the chapters examine how subjective time is shaped by cognitive growth, emotional intensity, routine, aging, cultural norms, and technological change. Special attention is given to how modern life-characterized by speed, digital memory, and extended longevity-is reshaping our temporal consciousness in unprecedented ways.The content is structured to move progressively through the human lifespan, while also situating individual experience within broader biological and cultural frameworks. Each chapter is designed to be conceptually clear and empirically grounded, making the book suitable for undergraduate and postgraduate students, researchers, educators, and readers with a general interest in psychology and human behaviour. Real-world examples and contemporary research are used to bridge theory and lived experience.This book is an invitation to examine the machinery behind that travel. It explores the tension between Kronos (quantitative, linear time) and Kairos (the qualitative, opportune moment). By bridging these concepts, we reveal why a childhood summer felt like an eternity, while a year in middle age vanishes in a blink.The methodology behind this volume is rooted in the "Tripartite Model of Temporal Experience" the biological clock, the cognitive processor, and the social construct. We delve into the neurochemical messengers, like dopamine, that speed up our internal metronome during moments of excitement, and the inhibitory processes that slow it down during boredom or trauma. Furthermore, we address the "scarcity mindset"-the psychological state of feeling that time is a vanishing resource-and how this impacts our decision-making, from financial investments to romantic commitments.Ultimately, Time Inside the Mind invites readers to reflect on their own relationship with time. By understanding how the mind constructs and interprets temporal experience, we gain the ability not only to study human psychological evolution but also to live more consciously within the time we have. This book hopes to encourage thoughtful engagement with the rhythms of memory, aging, and change that define the human journey. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In an era defined by rapid technological change, evolving career landscapes, and increasing psychological demands on learners, the concept of skill development can no longer be limited to technical proficiency alone. Students today are expected not only to acquire knowledge but also to adapt, communicate, manage emotions, think critically, and remain resilient in the face of continuous change. These expectations call for a deeper understanding of the psychological foundations that shape learning, performance, and employability. This book, Psychology of Skill Development: A Counselling-Centric Approach for Student Growth and Employability, is written in response to this need.The central premise of this work is that skill development is fundamentally a psychological process. Every skill-whether cognitive, emotional, social, or vocational-emerges from the interaction between the mind, brain, environment, and personal experience. Traditional education systems often emphasize outcomes while overlooking the internal barriers students face, such as fear of failure, low self-confidence, emotional stress, or lack of direction. By placing counselling at the core of skill development, this book seeks to bridge the gap between potential and performance.This transition from "learning to earning" is rarely a linear path; it is a psychological transition that requires a robust internal locus of control. As industries are disrupted by automation and artificial intelligence, the ability to manage the cognitive load of upskilling becomes a vital competency in itself. This book argues that being "job-ready" must be preceded by being "psychologically ready"-having the mental fortitude to pivot when career trajectories shift unexpectedly. By examining the neuroplasticity that allows for lifelong mastery, we can see that learning is as much an emotional endeavour as it is a physiological one.This volume integrates insights from educational psychology, counselling psychology, neuroscience, and career development studies to present a holistic framework for student growth. It explores how motivation, self-awareness, emotional intelligence, resilience, and biological mechanisms influence the acquisition and mastery of skills. At the same time, it highlights the practical role of counsellors, educators, and mentors in guiding learners through these complex processes. It emphasizes that academic success is often the byproduct of mental well-being; when students possess the self-regulatory tools to navigate anxiety, they are far more likely to translate their technical knowledge into professional impact.The book is intended for educators, counsellors, teacher trainees, psychologists, higher education professionals, and students who wish to understand not just what skills are needed, but how they are developed and sustained. By emphasizing reflection, emotional readiness, and lifelong learning, this work aims to contribute to a more humane, inclusive, and effective approach to education and employability. Ultimately, this approach moves away from a transactional view of education toward a transformational one, where vulnerability is seen as a precursor to learning rather than a weakness.It is hoped that this book will encourage readers to view skill development as a journey of self-discovery and psychological growth-one that empowers students to navigate learning and careers with confidence, adaptability, and purpose. By fostering environments that prioritize psychological safety, we can ensure that growth is not just efficient, but deeply sustainable for the challenges of tomorrow. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. English literature in India is not merely a reflection of linguistic adoption; it is a testimony to the evolving consciousness of a civilization negotiating history, identity, and modernity. English Literature: A Mirror of Indian Consciousness - How Indian Minds Reflect and Refract the English Tongue emerges from the recognition that English, once introduced through colonial structures, has been reimagined and reshaped by Indian writers to articulate indigenous experiences, emotions, and philosophies.The presence of English in India cannot be understood only as a historical consequence of colonial rule; it must also be seen as a space of creative negotiation. Over time, Indian writers did not simply inherit the English language-they inhabited it, questioned it, stretched its boundaries, and infused it with local rhythms, metaphors, and worldviews. In doing so, they transformed a language of power into a language of expression, resistance, and self-definition. English became a tool not of erasure, but of articulation-capable of voicing social realities, spiritual introspection, ethical dilemmas, and cultural memory rooted deeply in the Indian experience.The Indian engagement with English has never been passive. From its early encounters with colonial education to its contemporary global expressions, English in India has functioned as a site of dialogue-between tradition and change, local and global, self and society. Indian writers have transformed English into a medium capable of carrying cultural memory, social critique, spiritual inquiry, and personal introspection. This book seeks to trace that journey by examining how Indian consciousness has continuously redefined the English language.Rather than treating Indian English literature as a derivative tradition, this work positions it as an active, evolving intellectual and artistic movement. The Indian writer writing in English stands at a unique crossroads-shaped by multiple histories, languages, and cultural inheritances. This hybridity gives rise to literature that is neither wholly Western nor conventionally indigenous, but profoundly Indian in sensibility, thought, and emotional depth.The chapters of this book are organized thematically to highlight the multiple dimensions of Indian English literature. Beginning with the historical encounter between English and the Indian mind, the discussion moves through questions of identity, cultural negotiation, and literary sensibility. It explores poetry, prose, drama, feminist writing, postcolonial resistance, and diasporic narratives, culminating in an examination of contemporary voices and emerging directions. Each chapter emphasizes how English becomes Indian not by imitation but by adaptation and reinterpretation.Ultimately, this work affirms that Indian English literature is a living, dynamic field-one that continues to evolve alongside social change and global interaction. By examining how Indian minds reflect and refract the English tongue, this book invites readers to engage with literature as a mirror of consciousness, creativity, and cultural resilience-revealing how language, when reshaped by lived experience, becomes a powerful expression of identity and thought. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Roots of English Literature in the Indian Soul: From Empire to Empathy - Where English Words Meet Indian Wisdom is a journey through the rich and complex tapestry of Indian English literature, tracing its evolution from colonial subjugation to a global voice of empathy, wisdom, and cultural hybridity. This book explores how the English language, introduced as a tool of imperial power, was eventually appropriated by Indian writers to express their unique experiences, philosophical traditions, and social struggles.The relationship between India and the English language is both profound and paradoxical. On one hand, English served as a symbol of colonial dominance, used by the British to assert control over the Indian subcontinent. On the other, it became a powerful medium for Indian writers to voice resistance, challenge colonial ideologies, and construct a modern Indian identity. Through the works of poets, novelists, and playwrights such as Rabindranath Tagore, Mulk Raj Anand, R.K. Narayan, and Arundhati Roy, English transformed from a colonial imposition into a tool of empowerment, enabling writers to reach both Indian and global audiences.The journey of Indian English literature is inseparable from the social and political history of India. Early Indian writers like Tagore and Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay engaged with English not only to challenge colonial rule but also to explore Indian spirituality, culture, and philosophy. As the country moved toward independence, Indian English literature became an essential tool for articulating the struggles and aspirations of the people. In the post-independence era, Indian writers continued to address social issues, engage with themes of national identity, and articulate India's place in a rapidly changing world.This book also emphasizes the intersection of Indian philosophy with Western literary traditions. It traces how Indian writers blended the profound spiritual wisdom of texts like the Bhagavad Gita, Upanishads, and Ramayana with Western literary forms. By doing so, they created a unique literary identity that resonates with readers across the globe. The theme of empathy, central to Indian philosophical thought, is explored as a key element in bridging cultures, fostering mutual understanding, and addressing universal human struggles. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. English literature has traveled far beyond the borders of its origin, finding new meanings and emotional textures in diverse cultures across the world. Nowhere has this journey been as transformative and creatively fertile as in India-a land where storytelling traditions are ancient, aesthetics is deeply philosophical, and cultural exchange is woven into everyday life. This book, From Shakespeare to Tagore: Reinterpreting English Literature Through Indian Sensibility, emerges from a desire to explore that remarkable encounter.The chapters that follow examine how Indian readers, writers, translators, performers, and thinkers have engaged with English literary texts-not as passive recipients but as active interpreters. From Shakespeare being staged through Kathakali gestures to Tagore reshaping Western Romanticism with Upanishadic depth, from the colonial classroom to modern global literature, India has consistently infused English texts with its own individuality and worldview.This book does not seek to trace a linear history. Instead, it offers a tapestry of cultural interactions-adaptations, translations, reinterpretations, and hybrid forms of creativity. It highlights how rasa theory enriches the reading of Shakespeare, how Indian English novelists blend global narrative techniques with local realities, and how new digital platforms are globalizing Indian voices in unprecedented ways.Above all, the book celebrates a simple truth: literature thrives when it is shared, exchanged, and reimagined. English literature in India is not a derivative tradition; it is a dialogue-sometimes harmonious, sometimes critical, always evolving. Through this exploration, I hope readers will discover how Indian sensibilities have not only reshaped English texts but also expanded the very horizons of world literature.This work is intended for students, teachers, researchers, and all lovers of literature who believe that cultural intersections create new forms of beauty. May it inspire fresh interpretations and new pathways of understanding in the ever-growing landscape of global literary exchange. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Education is evolving faster today than at any other moment in history. Classrooms once defined by four walls, blackboards, and printed textbooks have transformed into dynamic learning ecosystems powered by digital tools, immersive environments, global collaborations, and artificial intelligence. This shift is not merely technological-it represents a fundamental rethinking of how students learn, how teachers teach, and how societies prepare future generations for an increasingly interconnected world.Teaching Beyond Walls: Innovations in Modern Education explores this transformation with a forward-looking lens. Each chapter highlights a key dimension of contemporary learning-from smart classrooms and blended pedagogies to virtual reality simulations, inclusive digital practices, and responsible technology use. The aim is to help educators, policymakers, students, and innovators understand not only what is changing, but why these changes matter and how they can be applied meaningfully.Teaching beyond walls is not just a metaphor-it is a mission. As you read these chapters, may you discover ideas that spark innovation, inspire change, and empower every learner to thrive in the digital age. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Magnet therapy, though rooted in ancient wisdom, continues to fascinate modern science with its subtle yet profound influence on human, animal, and plant life. Across cultures and centuries, magnets have been regarded not merely as objects of physical attraction but as carriers of natural energy capable of restoring balance, easing discomfort, and promoting overall wellbeing. As scientific understanding evolves, so does our curiosity about how magnetic fields interact with biological systems and how these invisible forces can be applied for healing and prevention.This book has been written to bridge traditional knowledge with contemporary perspectives. It aims to present a clear, accessible, and evidence-informed guide to the principles and practices of magnet therapy. From its historical origins to its modern applications, each chapter explores a unique dimension of biomagnetism-its role in plants, humans, animals, magnetized water and oils, the Earth's magnetic field, and the potential influence on aging and vitality.The intention behind this work is not to replace scientific medicine but to complement it by encouraging a deeper understanding of natural therapeutic methods. Readers-whether practitioners, students, or curious seekers-will find a blend of explanations, examples, and case experiences that illuminate both the science and the art of magnet therapy.In an age where health challenges are increasingly complex, the need for holistic, non-invasive approaches has never been greater.I hope this book serves as a meaningful contribution to the field of natural health and inspires further exploration, research, and thoughtful application of magnetic healing practices. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Yoga has long been celebrated as a practice that nourishes the body, mind, and spirit, offering profound benefits to those who embrace it. In recent decades, its appeal has expanded beyond its traditional roots, finding a place in schools, healthcare systems, workplaces, and homes across the globe. As yoga continues to gain popularity, there is a growing need for a deeper understanding of how it is taught and learned.This book, Yoga Pedagogy: Methods, Models, and Educational Perspectives Sole, is a response to this need. It aims to provide a comprehensive framework for yoga education, blending traditional teachings with modern pedagogical approaches. In exploring the various methods, models, and perspectives that shape yoga pedagogy, this book seeks to provide both a theoretical foundation and practical guidance for those involved in teaching and learning yoga.The chapters of this book cover a range of topics, from the historical and philosophical underpinnings of yoga education to the latest innovations in digital and hybrid learning environments. Whether you're a seasoned yoga instructor, a student, or someone interested in the field of yoga education, this book offers insights that can enhance your understanding and practice of yoga pedagogy.I have been privileged to learn from many great teachers and practitioners who have inspired this work. Their dedication to the transformative power of yoga and its potential to bring about personal and collective healing has shaped my own journey as a yoga educator. It is my hope that this book will contribute to the ongoing conversation about how we teach, learn, and share yoga in a way that is authentic, inclusive, and deeply meaningful.As yoga continues to evolve in the modern world, this book emphasizes the importance of maintaining the essence of yoga's teachings while adapting to the needs of diverse learners in a rapidly changing world. The future of yoga pedagogy lies in our ability to honour its rich tradition while embracing innovation, inclusivity, and accessibility.I am deeply grateful to all those who have supported and guided me in this endeavour. Without their encouragement, insights, and contributions, this book would not have been possible. To my teachers, my students, and the global yoga community-this book is dedicated to you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The logistics industry stands at a defining moment in history. For decades, global supply chains have evolved to become faster, interconnected, and technologically enabled. Yet the disruptions of the past few years-from pandemics and geopolitical tensions to climate emergencies and digital threats-have revealed a deeper truth: efficiency alone is no longer enough. The future requires intelligence, resilience, sustainability, and above all, human-centered innovation.This book, Logistics 5.0: Intelligent Networks for a Sustainable World, emerges from this global shift. It explores how the next generation of logistics integrates artificial intelligence, automation, and data-driven insight with ethical principles, environmental responsibility, and compassionate design. Logistics 5.0 is not simply an upgrade in technology-it is a new philosophy for how goods, information, and value move across the world.The chapters that follow bring together ideas from leading research, emerging industry practices, and real-world case studies to illustrate how logistics is transforming across warehouses, transportation networks, supply chain ecosystems, and last-mile operations. From digital twins and autonomous mobility to circular supply chains, blockchain-enabled trust, and climate-positive logistics, the book highlights the innovations shaping a more balanced and equitable future.This work is intended for students, professionals, educators, policymakers, and innovators who share a common goal: building supply chains that are intelligent yet inclusive, high-performing yet sustainable, automated yet human-centric. Whether you are exploring the fundamentals of Logistics 5.0 or seeking advanced insights to redesign modern operations, this book offers a comprehensive foundation. As you read, I invite you to imagine the possibilities of a world where technology strengthens-not replaces-human capability; where environmental stewardship is embedded in every logistical decision; and where global networks adapt with the speed and sensitivity needed for a rapidly changing world.Logistics 5.0 is not a distant vision. It is an unfolding reality-and together, we are shaping it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Preface The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence is redefining every aspect of global supply chains-from the way data is collected and analysed to how decisions are made and operations are executed. As logistics networks become increasingly interconnected and complex, traditional systems are no longer sufficient to manage rising consumer expectations, real-time disruptions, and the scale of global trade. This shift has given rise to a new paradigm: cognitive logistics.This book, Cognitive Logistics Networks: Designing Intelligent Supply Flows in the AI Era, was written to explore this transformative era, where smart technologies and human expertise converge to create supply chains that learn, adapt, and optimize themselves. The goal of this book is to provide readers with a clear, comprehensive understanding of how AI, machine learning, robotics, IoT, decision intelligence, and autonomous systems are revolutionizing modern logistics.Throughout the chapters, I have integrated insights from academia, industry, and field-level innovation to present a balanced and practical perspective. The topics covered reflect the major forces shaping the future of logistics-from predictive demand sensing and real-time visibility to self-learning routing engines, autonomous warehousing, cognitive risk management, and ethical considerations for AI-driven networks. The book also emphasizes the evolving role of human expertise in an increasingly automated world, highlighting the importance of collaboration, ethical governance, and continuous learning.One of the central motivations behind this work is the need to bridge the gap between technological potential and operational reality. Many organizations today grapple with implementing AI effectively across their supply chains. This book attempts to simplify complex concepts and present them in a structured, actionable format that leaders, engineers, researchers, and students can apply in practical scenarios.I have also included case studies, real-world examples, tools, datasets, and frameworks to help readers understand not only what cognitive logistics is, but how it can be implemented responsibly and sustainably. The Appendix extends this effort by providing a curated set of resources for those who wish to explore these innovations further.As we move deeper into the AI-driven era, supply chains will continue to evolve into intelligent ecosystems capable of anticipating challenges before they arise, coordinating their own operations, and supporting global resilience. I hope this book serves as a meaningful contribution to that journey-offering insights that inspire innovation, encourage thoughtful adoption of AI, and spark new ideas for building the next generation of logistics networks.I extend my sincere gratitude to the readers, practitioners, and learners who engage with this work. Your pursuit of knowledge and excellence is what drives the ongoing evolution of this field. May this book support your efforts to design smarter, safer, and more responsive supply chains for the world ahead.Author: DR. BHUPENDRA KUMAR This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In the quest for holistic well-being, the intersection of the gut, the brain, and our emotions has long been a mystery. For decades, scientists have focused on the brain's influence on the body, but emerging research is now highlighting the profound impact that our gut and its microbiome have on not just digestion, but also mental health, emotional regulation, and overall hormonal balance.This book, "The Gut-Brain Story ", delves deep into the fascinating world of gut health and its powerful, often underestimated, influence on both our minds and bodies. It takes you on a journey through scientific exploration and practical applications that reveal how our gut is much more than just a digestive system; it is a second brain that influences our mood, immune responses, and even our ability to heal from chronic pain and stress.The goal of this book Is to provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of the gut-brain axis the complex communication network linking the gut and brain and the role of the gut microbiome in shaping not just our physical health, but our emotional and psychological well-being. Each chapter explores a unique aspect of this connection, from the way stress impacts our hormones and fertility to how movement, diet, and daily rituals can restore balance and foster healing.The chapters are designed not only to present Innovative scientific knowledge but also to offer practical steps that readers can take to optimize their gut health and, in turn, improve their mental clarity, emotional stability, and overall vitality. Whether you are dealing with stress, hormonal imbalances, autoimmune diseases, or simply seeking to enhance your overall wellness, the insights provided here can guide you toward a deeper understanding of the intricate relationship between your gut, mind, and body.This book is not just for those interested in science and health professionals, but for anyone looking to take charge of their health in a meaningful, sustainable way. By understanding the intricate pathways through which our gut affects our thoughts, moods, and behaviors, you can make informed choices that promote a healthier, more balanced life.I invite you to explore the transformative power of the gut-brain connection and to begin your own journey toward wellness. May this book serve as a valuable resource, offering both knowledge and actionable insights that empower you to heal, feel better, and live a more vibrant life.Welcome to the world of gut health and emotional healing where the path to wellness begins from within. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…