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The Bible is not for Children

by Chaim Bezalel

The year of the pandemic was the strangest and most productive year ever. I belong to a group that discusses the weekly portion of the Torah. When in Israel, I also belong to a ceramics workshop held in the community center. Inspired by these two activities, I wrote a book which combines poems and images of sculptures called "The Bible is not for Children." It deals with the difficult parts, which most people pass over. For example, the poem on the book of Numbers begins: "Numbers is a diminishi... more

The Unfolding: A Journey of Involution

by J.S. Wolfe

After meeting my first psychopath, I had to know where his humanity went. But after meeting many more over 20 years, while working as an acting and meditation coach, the worlds of Buddhism and Psychopathy converged. Another pattern emerged, and that was the fast decline in empathy in general. Whether we wanted to be detached or callously indifferent, the end result was the same. Our emotional illiteracy had blocked our understanding, and without understanding, there is no empathy. Take a journey... more

Beautiful Souls

by Christopher Adam Rice

This is only the beginning for “BEAUTIFUL SOULS”. We are focused on creating positive directions in our lives and the lives of others around us. All photos in this book were taken by “BEAUTIFUL SOULS” members. Come join us and be part of something beautiful!!!

HOLDING ON LOOSELY: Opening My Hands, Lightening My Load, and Seeing Something Else

by Dana Knox Wright

Helicopter parents. Control freaks. Perfectionists. Intolerants. Over-consumers. Social media junkies. We all fit in there somewhere. Read one woman’s stories of clinging, turning loose and becoming free We are overly busy helicopter parents, control freaks, perfectionists, intolerants, over-consumers and social media junkies--who worry, fear, laugh less and always want more. In the midst of it, we wonder what it would feel like to open our hands and turn loose of all of it. In HOLDING ON ... more

I Never Knew You

by Patrick Higgins

Westfalia

by Blake Hill

The seed of this book started with a hug. But at the time of that hug. I didn't realize my life would change forever. She gently pulled me in and whispered these two words, "I'm done." I was completely thrown off guard. I ask her what she meant. What do you mean you're done, done with what? She quietly whispered in my ear, I'm done with us. My heart sank and a numbness of emotions consumed every cell in my body. I couldn't grasp how we could be married for twenty years and now it was over. What ... more

Inner Alchemy: The Path of Mastery, Updated and Revised Edition

by Zulma Reyo

For those who want to deepen their understanding of the world we live in, for those who want to see change happen and know that this begins with themselves, Inner Alchemy offers a path to inner peace, meaning, purpose, joy and wisdom. In this practical guide to consciousness, you will discover key concepts relating to energetic work, such as chakras and the seven rays, as well as dimensional and astral realms, and karma, gratitude and dreams. Over 45 visualisations, meditations and exercises,... more

The Spiritual Stamina For End-Time Church

by Freeson Eze

You need to know this if you are a Christian. The hidden secret of their secret, on how they finish the race and were anointed beyond measure in their days, and why today's believers struggle to get what that was so common in their days. This book will open your eyes on the hidden secret of the life of old believers in Christ and how they could be so anointed and work with God, and why the end-time believers is struggling, weak in prayers, praying so much prayer with no or little results. You... more

It's All the Same to Me: A Torah Guide to Inner Peace and Love of Life

by Moshe Gersht

- Wall Street Journal Bestseller - USA Today Bestseller - Barnes & Noble Bestseller - Amazon Bestseller After spending a decade and a half studying the depths of Torah, Kaballah, Chasidus, and Spirituality, Moshe Gersht has gifted us with a new lens on life. With his spiritual guide It's All The Same To Me, Moshe Gersht inspires readers to discover the freedom and joy of a life lived in the deep connection of "sameness." Gersht introduces the powerful kaballistic idea of Hishtavus... more

Life As Seen in the Eyes of Tatiana

by Monica Brosnan

I decided to relate Tatiana’s story because she means so much to me. She is also part of and a continuation of Bill, my late husband, because she shared our bed for eight years. She is my doughty, plucky, four-legged friend who takes the bite out of living alone. After she had a very sad, troubled kittenhood, we adopted her. Soon she established herself as the chief occupant of our large home. Our days together began not with a cup of tea but with playing with Tatiana because she would usually b... more

The Meaning of Myth: With 12 Greek Myths Retold and Interpreted by a Psychiatrist

by Neel Burton

Not just the stories, but what they mean. What is myth, and why does it have such a hold on the human mind? How does myth relate to near forms such as legend and fairy tale, and to other modes of understanding such as religion and science? What is a hero, what is a monster, and what function does magic serve? How has our relationship with myth and mythology changed over the centuries? And are there any modern myths? These are a few of the fascinating questions that psychiatrist and philoso... more

The Book That Happened: Is Reality But Sheer Coincidence?

by Attila Pergel

This is the book of awkward questions. It doesn’t promise easy entertainment—it provides understanding at a level that we never reached in school. Do the past, present, and future exist? What are miracles made of? Why can’t science define what time truly is? Is it that simple to understand infinity? You will find a multitude of logical deductions and thought experiments in this book. You will realize how astonishingly wonderful our reality is. This book aims to provide an understanding of the ... more

Light, Bright Light

by Conor Detwiler

It's not always easy being you. Sometimes loud thoughts and feelings take over, and you're lost in a big cloud of noise. Where did you go? Breathe into the bright life in your body! Can you feel that you are light?

Mysteries of the First Instant: Illuminating What Science Hasn't Answered about the Inception of Our Universe

by Daniel Friedmann

How did the universe come to be? What happened during the very first instant of its existence? Scientific discovery and the Big Bang theory go into exquisite detail about the development of the universe after that first instant, but we remain in the dark about how it all began. Or do we? Join the authors in a riveting exploration of science’s latest advancements in cosmology, and the Bible’s esoteric dimension, which teaches the deepest cosmological insights into the fundamental workings of the ... more

Seeing Beyond Our Line Of Sight: Consciously Moving Through Life's Changes, Transitions, And Deaths

by Angela Brownemiller

SEEING BEYOND OUR LINE OF SIGHT: CONSCIOUSLY MOVING THROUGH LIFE’S CHANGES, TRANSITIONS, AND DEATHS … is a simple yet profound book offering subtle yet major shifts in the way we think about changes, transitions, endings, and deaths. Here, we can see that we have the capability of holding and empowering our conscious selves as we move through events, changes, transitions, even emotional, even physical, death processes. … The journey this book takes us on opens doors to finding our way through... more

Unconditionally

by Tabitha Nickelson

Mia and Jackson meet and there is an instant connection. You follow them on a spiritual journey as their love grows. You learn a little about the Bible, and there is no sex, drugs, or bad language throughout the whole book.

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