Two Worlds in One Head

Terms of sale

Updated November 2026

Seller

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Product

The e-book Two Worlds in One Head, in PDF format. You need a device with a PDF reader to open it. No physical book is sent.

Price and payment

The price is €12.90. This is the final amount shown on the payment page. Orders are handled by the Hostinger store and payments are processed by Stripe. The contract is concluded when the payment is confirmed.

Delivery

Straight after payment we email you a link to download the book. If the email doesn’t arrive or the link stops working, email us.

Right of withdrawal

By ordering, you ask for the book to be provided immediately and confirm that you lose your 14-day right of withdrawal once the download becomes available. EU consumer law allows this for digital content.

Voluntary money-back guarantee

Regardless of the above, you may email [fill in config.php] within 14 days of buying and ask for a refund. We refund the full amount to the original payment method, and no reason is needed. After a refund we ask you to delete the file.

Your rights if the content is faulty

If the file won’t open, is damaged or doesn’t match its description, email us. Rights that cannot legally be limited are not limited by these terms.

Nature of the book

The book was compiled with artificial intelligence from publicly available sources and was not written or reviewed by a clinician. It is for general education and information and is not medical, psychological, legal or educational advice. It does not diagnose or recommend treatment. No result is promised. To the extent the applicable law permits, the information is provided “as is”.

Use

You may read and print the book for personal and family use. You may not distribute, resell or publish the file.

Disputes

Lithuanian law applies, without depriving you of the mandatory consumer protections of your country of residence. Please email us first; we reply within 14 days. If a dispute cannot be resolved, consumers may contact the State Consumer Rights Protection Authority of Lithuania (www.vvtat.lt) or the courts.