Mind Body Spirit

A scientifically and theologically literate exploration of the spiritual and ethical dimensions of the possibilities of alien contact, and the implications to be drawn for how we treat our own planet and each other.

Bestselling author David Agus unveils the brave new world of medicine, one in which we can take control of our health like never before and doctors can fine-tune strategies and weapons to prevent illness. In his first bestseller, The End of Illness, David Agus revealed how to add vibrant years to your ...

Offers morning and evening prayers for all the days of the week, prayers that draw our attention to particular situations overseas, seasonal prayers and prayers for special occasions.

How does my guy feel about me? Is there another woman? Could he be the one? The answers to love's toughest questions may lie in your own heart. This book empowers women to take control of their love lives by tapping into their own intuition. It helps you learn how to develop your own psychic edge to navigate the murky waters of love and romance.

Everyone has the potential to be successful, but this success is often obscured behind a wall--a wall we may well have built ourselves in the first place. This book explains how to find and open the door through that wall.

Four Shin Buddhist thinkers reflect on their tradition’s encounter with modernity.

This explanatory workbook is used in conjunction with "A Course in Miracles", a metaphysical New Age method for mental healing.

Through its various guises as magic cauldron, cornucopia, horn of plenty and chalice cup the Holy Grail has remained at the center of popular culture from antiquity right up to the present day.

Peasant societies in many parts of the world regulate their relationship with the natural environment through earth gods who anchor a group of families not in genealogical terms, as in the case of ancestors, but in ecological terms.

Greenhouse gases, natural disasters and the dismal politics of scarcity. Yes, our world is groaning...

The guilty will find comfort and direction in this clear and compassionate book. Guilt is different from genuine remorse because it is based in fear and destroys us; true remorse is the entry into truth, and to a transformed relationship to ourselves and others. The guilty want only to avoid the pain ...

This translation comes with an introduction which traces the development of the Hindu art of love through the Vedic and post-Vedic periods. The author provides a comparative study of the various texts and a complete glossary of Sanskrit terms.