A rich, experiential compendium of journey stories chosen among thousands in conservatory of shamanic knowledge. When anthropologist Michael Harner’s groundbreaking book, The Way of the Shaman, was published in 1980, it laid the... Read More

“Everybody wants something from the LORD,” says the author of Ground Zero: Further Relativity. Unfortunately, as David Eshemitan, who goes by the pen name Dotman, also believes, “the Supreme Being is an absentee landlord who left... Read More

“Do people flock to your sunny beaches? Do they pack up and leave in prospect of a storm pelting them with complaints?” These are just two of the hundreds of questions Theo Grutter asks himself, and his readers, in Thinking Wild, a... Read More

Although the seven chakras are now accepted concepts among yoga practitioners and those who study and engage in meditative or other “alternative” spiritual practices, they were exotic when C. W. Leadbeater set pen to paper in the... Read More

Buddy Holly put forth truth concisely in his song “It’s So Easy (to Fall in Love).” Equally adept at making the mystical real and attainable, Carl McColman, in Answering the Contemplative Call: First Steps on the Mystical Path,... Read More

“This book will hopefully persuade you that the hell-fire doctrine has done more to damage the mental health and sexual consciousness of humanity than any other belief or ideology.” English musician Charles Sayer Wilson, author of... Read More

J. M. Walsh, a Mahayana Buddhist of the Sokka Gakkai tradition, wrote "Your Enlightened Mind Wants to Know" to share his extensive research into the fascinating and complex roots of Buddhism in an effort to discern whether Shakyamuni... Read More

Lynette Avis and David Brown share ways to harness life-force energy to enhance the practice of Reiki, the martial arts, and life itself in "Nourish the Flame Within", bringing passion, sincerity, and a British version of down-home charm... Read More