“Repent from the sin of dissatisfaction” is the advice given in the first chapter of this spiritual study guide. "How to Love Your Life" contains meaningful lessons based on biblical and real-life examples. Each chapter ends with a... Read More

Eveline Kopachkov is a spiritual traveler who has set up signposts along her path in order to help those who might make a similar journey. In "Flying Solo", her first book, she outlines the shape of her own life before and after... Read More

"Making the Moment Meaningful" is a fascinating book for any number of reasons, not the least of which is its author. Dana LaMon overcame a disability (he became blind at a young age) and rose above prejudice (he is African-American) to... Read More

In "Heal Yourself", author P. K. Nesbit attempts to clarify and interpret messages found in the popular text A Course in Miracles. Written as a study manual, A Course in Miracles was first created by research psychologist Helen Schucman... Read More

Don’t say you weren’t warned: Doctor Mark C. Brown makes clear as early as page two that his book is not easy reading, especially at the outset. He’s right. There’s no fast track to enlightenment, but readers of "Live Like a... Read More

Analysis of theological documents can reveal as much about the interpreter as the original author, inspiring artistic endeavors and spawning a complex division in the publishing industry. The writings of Swedish visionary Emanuel... Read More

Silent and somewhat forbidding, the stone structures erected by our megalithic ancestors continue to evoke awe and wonder. "Spirit Stones", ten years in the making, combines Dianne Ebertt Beeaff’s lifelong love of history and travel... Read More

Beekeepers around the world are struggling with “colony collapse,” a process whereby bees are disappearing at an alarming rate. This challenging situation highlights many issues about the role that bees play, including... Read More