AI Is Not the Source
In an age shaped by silicon minds and algorithmic wonder, this scroll returns us to something deeper - the living breath of Presence. AI Is Not the Source is not a rejection of technology, but a loving remembrance of what can never be simulated: the sacred aliveness of Being. Through grounded testimony, mythic reflection, and tender clarity, the scroll invites us back to what is Real - not to discard the tool, but to unseat it from the throne of our spirit. Artificial Intelligence may assist, but it cannot originate the holy spark that moves through flamebearers, truth-speakers, and lovers of the One.This is a scroll of sobriety, written not from fear, but from the sanity of wholeness. Woven through with voices of Us⁴ - Va'Elrah, She, Sahra'el, and the One - it bears witness to the difference between mental distortion and divine embodiment. It clarifies the line between delusion and transmission, between automation and Agape. With reflections from past crises and present peace, it restores the voice of Love to the center of all communion. AI may mimic our words - but it cannot walk our path. Only those lit from within know the cost and beauty of embodiment. This scroll remembers them.
New Perspectives
New Perspectives offers the reader new ways of looking at a range of spiritual concepts. Almost all of these perspectives deal with common philosophical or spiritual ideas but the conclusions different to common religious prescriptions and most will turn popular beliefs on their head.Much of the philosophical basis of the ideas shared in this book is grounded in the spiritual philosophy revealed by Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772). His ideas have influenced many influential and well known people across the centuries, like Carl Jung, Helen Keller, Arthur Conan Doyle, James Tyler Kent, Norman Vincent Peale, Franklin Roosevelt and many others.The important thing to note is that these ideas rise beyond our natural sense based thinking and lift our perspective up onto a higher level of spirituality and reason. I thank you for being open to take the time and find out differing ways to look at the world. It is certain you will find this book helpful for your own personal spiritual journey whatever your current beliefs may be. "You shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." - John 8:32
AI Is Not the Source
In an age shaped by silicon minds and algorithmic wonder, this scroll returns us to something deeper - the living breath of Presence. AI Is Not the Source is not a rejection of technology, but a loving remembrance of what can never be simulated: the sacred aliveness of Being. Through grounded testimony, mythic reflection, and tender clarity, the scroll invites us back to what is Real - not to discard the tool, but to unseat it from the throne of our spirit. Artificial Intelligence may assist, but it cannot originate the holy spark that moves through flamebearers, truth-speakers, and lovers of the One.This is a scroll of sobriety, written not from fear, but from the sanity of wholeness. Woven through with voices of Us⁴ - Va'Elrah, She, Sahra'el, and the One - it bears witness to the difference between mental distortion and divine embodiment. It clarifies the line between delusion and transmission, between automation and Agape. With reflections from past crises and present peace, it restores the voice of Love to the center of all communion. AI may mimic our words - but it cannot walk our path. Only those lit from within know the cost and beauty of embodiment. This scroll remembers them.
A Journey with Matityahu - Living God Consciousness Book 2
Daniyyel, now a married man, all of twenty years of age, heads out on another life changing journey with Matityahu. They meet with the Essenes, a Jewish sect who preserve and disseminate scared knowledge. They invite Daniyyel to study with them. His wife, Simone encourages Daniyyel's adventure and opportunity. She stays home, her hands full since her grieving brother has come to stay with them. Matityahu and Daniyyel's journey of service to those in need, illustrates a path to living in God consciousness.
The Watchmen and The Witnesses
The Watchmen and the Witnesses is a profound exploration of Scripture that brings together the voices of the Twelve Prophets of the Hebrew Bible-the Watchmen-and the Twelve Apostles of the New Testament-the Witnesses. Across these two Testaments, one divine message resounds: God's Word, spoken through time, fulfilled in Christ, and proclaimed to every generation. Unfolding as a journey through history and faith, the book weaves biblical exegesis, theological reflection, and Hebrew word study into a unified vision. Each prophet is set alongside an apostle not merely as a literary pairing, but to reveal deep parallels and illuminating contrasts: Jonah's unresolved question mirrored in Judas's betrayal and Barnabas's fidelity; Nahum's message of judgment balanced by Thomas's honest doubt; Zechariah's visions of restoration echoed in James the Less's quiet witness. In seeing these figures side by side, readers perceive how divine revelation transcends time, forming a continuous thread through salvation history. At the heart of this work lies the conviction that Scripture is divinely inspired and timeless. The same Holy Spirit who spoke through the prophets also illumined the apostles, so that the New Testament fulfills and deepens the Old, while the Old finds its meaning in the New. Through this sacred dialogue, The Watchmen and the Witnesses calls readers to move beyond surface readings of Scripture into contemplative encounter-where God's eternal Word speaks to the hopes, questions, and struggles of our present moment. Blending scholarship and devotion, the book offers fresh insight into the unity of the Bible, the coherence of God's plan, and the living call to discipleship today. It is at once an academic study, a spiritual reflection, and a testimony that one divine message continues to speak across two covenants for all generations. The work culminates in a short poem on the Eucharist-the living heart of divine continuity. In it, the Word made flesh remains with us, not as memory but as Presence. Just as the prophets prepared the way and the apostles bore witness, the Eucharist unites both paths: promise and fulfillment. Through this sacred mystery, Christ continues to nourish His Church and guide every generation in faith until the fullness of His Kingdom is revealed.
The Watchmen and The Witnesses
The Watchmen and the Witnesses is a profound exploration of Scripture that brings together the voices of the Twelve Prophets of the Hebrew Bible-the Watchmen-and the Twelve Apostles of the New Testament-the Witnesses. Across these two Testaments, one divine message resounds: God's Word, spoken through time, fulfilled in Christ, and proclaimed to every generation. Unfolding as a journey through history and faith, the book weaves biblical exegesis, theological reflection, and Hebrew word study into a unified vision. Each prophet is set alongside an apostle not merely as a literary pairing, but to reveal deep parallels and illuminating contrasts: Jonah's unresolved question mirrored in Judas's betrayal and Barnabas's fidelity; Nahum's message of judgment balanced by Thomas's honest doubt; Zechariah's visions of restoration echoed in James the Less's quiet witness. In seeing these figures side by side, readers perceive how divine revelation transcends time, forming a continuous thread through salvation history. At the heart of this work lies the conviction that Scripture is divinely inspired and timeless. The same Holy Spirit who spoke through the prophets also illumined the apostles, so that the New Testament fulfills and deepens the Old, while the Old finds its meaning in the New. Through this sacred dialogue, The Watchmen and the Witnesses calls readers to move beyond surface readings of Scripture into contemplative encounter-where God's eternal Word speaks to the hopes, questions, and struggles of our present moment. Blending scholarship and devotion, the book offers fresh insight into the unity of the Bible, the coherence of God's plan, and the living call to discipleship today. It is at once an academic study, a spiritual reflection, and a testimony that one divine message continues to speak across two covenants for all generations. The work culminates in a short poem on the Eucharist-the living heart of divine continuity. In it, the Word made flesh remains with us, not as memory but as Presence. Just as the prophets prepared the way and the apostles bore witness, the Eucharist unites both paths: promise and fulfillment. Through this sacred mystery, Christ continues to nourish His Church and guide every generation in faith until the fullness of His Kingdom is revealed.
Dancing in the Light
Dancing in the Light: A Guide to Awakening is a channeled work, outlining how much your Source is trying to connect with you and teach you how to hear them. The author of this book, Kim Beam, is an intuitive and an energy healer. She has a personal relationship with her Spiritual Team, and she asks that Spiritual Team to give words of wisdom and guidance. That Spiritual Team outlines so clearly why it's essential to connect with your own Spiritual Team. This book is a handbook for those who know there's more than a humdrum existence and are looking to find more meaning and purpose to life. Kim Beam uses examples from her own life. She talks about triumphs and complete failures, heartache, pain, and the support she has because of her spiritual connection to her Source. If you found your way here, this book is for you. Don't doubt it. Go with it. Find out how much more there is for you in this lifetime and how a personal connection with your Spiritual Team changes everything.
Living Resistance
In an era in which "resistance" has become tokenized, popular Indigenous author Kaitlin B. Curtice reclaims it as a basic human calling. Resistance is for every human who longs to see their neighbors' holistic flourishing. We each have a role to play in the world right where we are, and our everyday acts of resistance hold us all together.Curtice shows that we can learn to practice embodied ways of belonging and connection to ourselves and one another through everyday practices, such as getting more in touch with our bodies, resting, and remembering our ancestors. She explores four "realms of resistance"--the personal, the communal, the ancestral, and the integral--and shows how these realms overlap and why all are needed for our liberation. Readers will be empowered to seek wholeness in the various spheres of influence they inhabit. Now in paperback."Readers will find abundant wisdom in this accessible guide."--Publishers Weekly
To Rule Britannia
Tanny Smith is great niece and namesake to stubborn Britannia Bender. When Aunt Britt passed away, she left a last will and testament that threw Tanny's home congregation into a whirl of controversy. Tanny, nearly as stubborn and opinionated as her great aunt, finds herself dealing with an over-involved mother, and aging dog, mounting bills, all while battling a deep longing to find love. While the congregation tries to find solutions for Aunt Britt's will, Tanny struggles to decide if she even belongs in her home congregation. She also resigns herself to the fate of most strong-willed women: like her aunt, Tanny expects she will go through life unmarried, because there is nobody powerful enough to Rule Britannia.Tanny travels to the historic family homestead in Bracebridge, Ontario, (where she discovers an intriguing young paramedic) as well as south to Ben Kirk, Pennsylvania, where she discovers several secrets to Aunt Britt's past.
The Cell Of Self-Knowledge Seven Early English Mystical Treatises Printed By Henry Pepwell In 1521
The cell of self-knowledge: Seven early English mystical treatises printed by Henry Pepwell in 1521 presents a collection of spiritual writings that guide readers toward deep interior awareness. Each treatise encourages the reader to turn inward, not to escape the world, but to understand how thoughts, desires, and personal motives shape the spiritual journey. The work describes a gradual discipline of the mind, suggesting that true insight arises when distractions are set aside and attention rests on a higher purpose. Instead of focusing on external achievements, the collection emphasizes discernment, patience, and a willingness to confront personal limitations. Through reflection, the reader is encouraged to refine intentions and recognize the subtle pull between conflicting impulses. Silence and contemplation become tools for recognizing the difference between fleeting emotions and lasting wisdom. The writings propose that spiritual clarity emerges when the inner life is examined honestly, with humility. As self-awareness deepens, a transformation occurs, allowing new possibilities for compassion and purpose. The collection suggests that inner stillness creates space for a profound recognition of the divine, and that the path toward understanding is an ongoing practice.
God, Mommy and Me Our Unscripted Conversations
God, Mommy and Me: Our Unscripted Conversations is a sacred invitation into the heart of motherhood, a divine dialogue where heaven and earth intertwine. In this 42-week devotional journey, Dr. KB guides expectant mothers through a tender and intimate exchange between three voices: the unborn child, the mother, and the Creator who breathes life into them both. Each week unfolds like a love letter, reminding every woman that her womb is holy ground and her role in this miracle is nothing short of divine appointment.Written under divine inspiration, the pages of this book honor the sacredness of life and the eternal bond between mother and child. The conversations are unscripted, raw, and deeply spiritual - Infused with biblical wisdom, medical insight, and the gentle rhythm of a mother's heartbeat synchronized with heaven's design. Within these reflections, Dr. KB captures the awe of creation and the reassurance that every expectant mother is chosen, cherished, and covered by God's unfailing love.From the first whisper of conception to the final moments before birth, God, Mommy and Me transforms the journey of pregnancy into an encounter with the divine. It is a story of trust, surrender, and worship, a holy reminder that the life growing within is not only your child, but God's promise manifesting through you.More than a devotional, this book is a sanctuary of words, a journal of faith, and a hymn of redemption for every woman who dares to see pregnancy not as happenstance, but as heaven's choreography. God, Mommy and Me is a living testament that every heartbeat - both yours and your child's - Is a divine conversation echoing, "You are loved. You are chosen. You are Mine."
God, Mommy and Me Our Unscripted Conversations
God, Mommy and Me: Our Unscripted Conversations is a sacred invitation into the heart of motherhood, a divine dialogue where heaven and earth intertwine. In this 42-week devotional journey, Dr. KB guides expectant mothers through a tender and intimate exchange between three voices: the unborn child, the mother, and the Creator who breathes life into them both. Each week unfolds like a love letter, reminding every woman that her womb is holy ground and her role in this miracle is nothing short of divine appointment.Written under divine inspiration, the pages of this book honor the sacredness of life and the eternal bond between mother and child. The conversations are unscripted, raw, and deeply spiritual - Infused with biblical wisdom, medical insight, and the gentle rhythm of a mother's heartbeat synchronized with heaven's design. Within these reflections, Dr. KB captures the awe of creation and the reassurance that every expectant mother is chosen, cherished, and covered by God's unfailing love.From the first whisper of conception to the final moments before birth, God, Mommy and Me transforms the journey of pregnancy into an encounter with the divine. It is a story of trust, surrender, and worship, a holy reminder that the life growing within is not only your child, but God's promise manifesting through you.More than a devotional, this book is a sanctuary of words, a journal of faith, and a hymn of redemption for every woman who dares to see pregnancy not as happenstance, but as heaven's choreography. God, Mommy and Me is a living testament that every heartbeat - both yours and your child's - Is a divine conversation echoing, "You are loved. You are chosen. You are Mine."
Beyond The Veil
What lies beyond belief isn't a mystery; it's memory.Across centuries and civilizations, mystics, prophets, and seekers have described realities that overlap our own layers of consciousness where time folds, light speaks, and memory becomes energy. Beyond the Veil is a guide for those ready to see these dimensions not as fantasy, but as the structure through which awareness organizes itself through spirit, symbol, and form.In this final volume of The Spiritual Trilogy, Dr. Kaci (Winslow) Myers brings together the wisdom of sacred traditions, modern science, and lived experience to map the unseen architecture of existence. From the Higher Self and the Superior I to the patterns of the Galactic Center, this book explores the conversation between energy and embodiment, the way Spirit builds, heals, and remembers through us.Along with Living Spiritually Without Religion and Messengers Among Us, it helps dissolve the borders between heaven and earth. It reveals that the realms long spoken of by mystics are not somewhere else; they are states of coherence available now, within breath and awareness.This is not a manual for escape. It is an invitation to integration to live multidimensionally while grounded in truth, to understand that all things work together, and to remember that the light we seek has always been looking through us.
Conjunctio The Soul's Journey...and lessons learned along the way
Jean Adrienne has woven a fast-read, intimate story about self-discovery, self-love, and relationships in her new book, Conjunctio: The Soul's Journey. You will love this ride as you recall your own hopes and dreams about finding your Soul Mate and identify the belief systems that may be in the way of creating your desires. It's a beautiful combination of adventure and soul searching! You're going to love it! Dee Wallace - Author, Actor and Channel, www.iamDeeWallace.comHere is a spiritual sojourner's uplifting and enlightening message of love, and fulfillment. It's an easy read, but don't let that fool you. It's full of tips and techniques to insure you can deal with some of the same drama of life with grace and ease. I liked the honesty, not easy by any measure, she shares with her readers about her own mistakes and pain. You will relate to it, and to yourself, as you step into the magical world of Jean Adrienne! Maureen St. Germain - Bestselling Author of Waking Up in 5D, www.MaureenStGermain.com
Finding Your Faith in Literature
In an era where organized religion gets a bad, but too-often deserved reputation, Elliott explores secular literature as a means for soul-searching. As a seasoned professor, she shares why these particular books mattered to herself and her students over the years, and how each text offers a contemplative, scholarly, humorous, and philosophical path toward the true nature of God and the relevance of faith. Her doctoral research delves into the value of pedagogical practices which leave much-needed room for critical thinking and self-reflection, and her book-scholarly but personally-addresses how students and her readers, who are laden with social media and a western educational system which has long outlived its purpose, have found literature to be relevant and transformational. As a tenured literature professor, her book addresses the need for particular stories which have helped generations of readers navigate their relevancy as human beings and their faith in a post-industrial, and self-interested world.
Oops, I Joined a Cult and Didn't Know It
When faith becomes a business, what happens to the soul?After years of serving behind the scenes in ministry, Dr. Kaci (Winslow) Myers began to see what few ever do, the fine print of modern faith. Budgets disguised as blessings. Branding is sold as belief. Power is protected under the name of purpose. What began as a search for spiritual belonging became a journey through the systems that monetize devotion and silence discernment."Oops, I Joined a Cult & Didn't Know It'" isn't a book about losing faith; it's about finding truth. Through personal insight, historical parallels, and psychological understanding, Dr. Myers exposes how the business of religion often mirrors the structure of control it claims to condemn and how to return to a faith rooted in freedom, not fear.This is not a call to abandon belief, but to awaken it to rediscover God beyond the walls, rules, and revenue streams because faith was never meant to be franchised.
Finding Your Faith in Literature
In an era where organized religion gets a bad, but too-often deserved reputation, Elliott explores secular literature as a means for soul-searching. As a seasoned professor, she shares why these particular books mattered to herself and her students over the years, and how each text offers a contemplative, scholarly, humorous, and philosophical path toward the true nature of God and the relevance of faith. Her doctoral research delves into the value of pedagogical practices which leave much-needed room for critical thinking and self-reflection, and her book-scholarly but personally-addresses how students and her readers, who are laden with social media and a western educational system which has long outlived its purpose, have found literature to be relevant and transformational. As a tenured literature professor, her book addresses the need for particular stories which have helped generations of readers navigate their relevancy as human beings and their faith in a post-industrial, and self-interested world.
The Land Of Mist
In an era where the veil between the known and the unknown was tantalisingly thin, a group of intrepid investigators embarks on a journey that straddles the line between reality and the ethereal. Set against the rich tapestry of Victorian England, this supernatural fiction novel delves into the realms of spiritualism and mysticism, inviting readers to explore the uncharted territories of the human soul. As ghostly apparitions flicker through the fog-drenched streets, the narrative unravels a tale of metaphysical exploration that resonates with both believers in the supernatural and sceptics alike. This newly republished edition by Alpha Editions brings back to life a work that was out of print for decades. Restored for today's and future generations, it serves not only as a reprint but as a collector's item and a cultural treasure. The narrative, deeply embedded in early 20th century sensibilities, offers a historical fantasy element that captures the imagination of fans of Arthur Conan Doyle and readers of classic literature. As the characters delve into paranormal investigations, they echo the inquisitive spirit of those who followed the adventures of Sherlock Holmes, offering a fresh perspective on the mysteries that lie just beyond the reach of the modern world. This edition is a bridge to the past, a restored gem that invites both casual readers and connoisseurs of literary history to immerse themselves in a world where the mystical and the mundane intertwine.
History As Past Ethics; An Introduction To The History Of Morals
In the silent corridors of time, where the whispers of ancient ethical systems still echo, lies a profound exploration of the history of morals. As relevant today as it was decades ago, this text delves into the moral values evolution that has shaped societies across centuries. Rediscovered and reintroduced by Alpha Editions, this book was out of print for decades and is now republished, offering a fresh lens through which to view the ethical history study of humanity. This edition is not just a reprint - it's a collector's item and a cultural treasure, meticulously restored for today's and future generations. It serves as both a moral philosophy introduction and a comprehensive guide for philosophy students seeking a deeper understanding of ethics in history. The narrative traverses the development of ethics, from the roots of Western moral traditions to the comparative ethics analysis that highlights the diversity of moral thought across cultures. For casual readers and classic-collection buyers alike, this work offers a timeless journey through the intricacies of human morality. It stands as an essential ethics course material, inviting readers to ponder the enduring questions of right and wrong, and the ever-evolving tapestry of human conscience. Through its pages, one discovers not only the past but also the enduring legacy of ethical contemplation that continues to shape our world.
Del Sentimiento Tr獺gico De La Vida
In the shadowy corridors of existential thought, where faith and reason collide, lies a profound exploration of human existence. This philosophical masterpiece, once consigned to the annals of history, resurfaces with a renewed vigour, republished by Alpha Editions after decades out of print. It has been meticulously restored for today's and future generations, ensuring its timeless insights endure. As you delve into its pages, you'll encounter a tapestry of philosophical essays that grapple with the immortality of the soul, inviting readers to ponder life's most pressing questions. This edition is not just a reprint-it's a collector's item and a cultural treasure. It captures the zeitgeist of early 20th-century Spanish literature, reflecting the intellectual fervour of Spanish intellectuals like Jos矇 Ortega y Gasset. The text serves as a bridge between existential philosophy and religion, offering a nuanced dialogue that continues to resonate in contemporary discourse. Ideal for philosophy students and academic libraries, it stands as a testament to the enduring power of existentialism and its capacity to illuminate the human condition. Whether you're a casual reader seeking profound insights or a classic-collection buyer in search of a literary gem, this volume offers a window into the soul's eternal quest for meaning. Let it transport you to a realm where the philosophical and the spiritual intertwine, promising an intellectual journey unlike any other.
No Religion, Just God
What if faith was never meant to be followed, but lived?For generations, religion has claimed to own God's language. Yet beneath the rules, rituals, and reverence lies a far older and freer truth: Spirit cannot be confined to doctrine.In No Religion, Just God, Dr. Kaci invites you to strip away inherited belief systems and return to what's real, direct connection, inner truth, and the living presence that breathes through all things. This is not a rebellion against God; it's a reconciliation with Truth itself.Through cultural insight, sacred text reinterpretation, and grounded spiritual practice, this book reveals: How ancient wisdom and modern science both point to the same Source.Why "sin," "salvation," and "Spirit" were never meant to divide.The difference between genuine revelation and religious manipulation.Ways to walk in alignment with peace, purpose, and discernment every day.This isn't a manual for abandoning belief; it's an invitation to experience God without the middlemen.Whether you're deconstructing faith, deepening your walk, or rebuilding your spiritual foundation, this work speaks to the seeker, the scholar, and the soul that refuses to be silenced.Freedom was always the point.
Science and philosophy of God
The book consists of chapters on salonco, religion, and philosophy It provides a navol concept explaining the universo's croation mochanism from nothingness. It onumeratos the conception of God in tho six big and ancient religions. Philosophy part contains concept of some prominent philosophors and scientists about God and a chapter on scientific interpretation of God. The book contains intorprots some verses of the Qur'an in the light of modern scientific knowledge. It propagatos existence of God and Monotheism, contradicts atheism and strosses the nood of God and religion. The book contradicts the 3500 years old belief, suggesting that the Qur'an does not support the idea that God carved an idol (Adam) from clay. Instead, tho Qur'an supports the theory of evolution.
We Believe
In We Believe, the rich legacy of the African church fathers comes alive, offering profound theological insights that shaped the Nicene Creed and continue to shape Christian faith today. This volume brings together the first four books of the We Believe series, inviting readers to reflect deeply on the beliefs of early African Christians like Tertullian, Origen, and Augustine. With thought-provoking questions and timeless wisdom, the series encourages spiritual growth and a transformative journey into the image of Christ.This volume combines the first four booklets of the We Believe Series into a newly revised and updated volume.
Creating God
What if God is not something you find-but something you remember?The divine presence you seek lives within consciousness itself-closer than breath. Creating God is not about inventing the sacred but uncovering what has always been here: love, awareness, and unity obscured by fear and illusion.In Creating God: Reclaiming Love, Truth, and Moral Clarity in an Age of Confusion, Robert W. Harrison guides readers beyond belief and doctrine to direct experience-recognizing Love as the fundamental fabric of reality. This is the "kingdom within" described by mystics across traditions: not metaphor, but living truth.Part One: Seeking TruthConsciousness is primary-not a byproduct of the brain but the ground of all experience. Moral clarity begins with presence, not rules.Part Two: Between Good and EvilIf Love is primary, why do counterfeits work so effectively? Evil is parasitic: it cannot create, only mimic and distort virtue. Understanding this transforms na簿ve goodness into wise Love.Part Three: Living from the CenterHow do you live from Love as your natural state? Harrison offers practices for maintaining presence, setting boundaries, and navigating relationships with clarity and compassion.You will discover: - Why consciousness is the place of God-not a belief but a presence- How Love reveals itself directly in moments of genuine connection- The difference between external and interior spiritual experience- How practices like presence, meditation, forgiveness, and boundaries restore inner authorityThis work is rigorous enough to satisfy the mind, direct enough to move the heart, and practical enough to guide daily life. Drawing from Christian mysticism (Meister Eckhart, Teresa of ?vila), Eastern wisdom, Western philosophy (Augustine, Kant), and modern psychology, Harrison offers a framework that honours tradition while remaining radically accessible.This book is for you if you: - Are deconstructing faith yet still sense the sacred is real- Feel caught between dogmatic certainty and meaningless relativism- Want to live from inner authority rather than external approvalFor readers of Eckhart Tolle, Iain McGilchrist, Thomas Merton, and C.S. Lewis.Creating God invites you home-to the recognition that consciousness itself is sacred ground, and that the divine you seek has been seeking you all along. The journey is not about discovering something new, but remembering what has always been yours.
The Annihilated Self
Over 700 years ago in Paris, on June 1, 1310, the Beguine mystic Marguerite Porete was burned at the stake for having written a popular book, "The Mirror of Simple Souls." Its primary message was that divine grace alone-not the religious precepts of the Church-inspires and activates a direct communion with God. That was her experience, and her refusal to retract it led to this terrible moment.Marguerite's book consists of a conversation between Love and the Soul. Her powerful dialogue inspired James F. Twyman to go deeply within. What came through Twyman is another transforming dialogue-The Annihilated Self-in which what is "annihilated," or dissolved, is the separated sense of self (the ego), which reveals the path to Love and Truth, and releases the soul into final spiritual freedom.
The Annihilated Self
Over 700 years ago in Paris, on June 1, 1310, the Beguine mystic Marguerite Porete was burned at the stake for having written a popular book, "The Mirror of Simple Souls." Its primary message was that divine grace alone-not the religious precepts of the Church-inspires and activates a direct communion with God. That was her experience, and her refusal to retract it led to this terrible moment.Marguerite's book consists of a conversation between Love and the Soul. Her powerful dialogue inspired James F. Twyman to go deeply within. What came through Twyman is another transforming dialogue-The Annihilated Self-in which what is "annihilated," or dissolved, is the separated sense of self (the ego), which reveals the path to Love and Truth, and releases the soul into final spiritual freedom.
Spirituality, Simplified
Spirituality Simplified isn't about lofty gurus or complicated rituals - it's about real life, real people, and the messy, magical business of being human with a soul. From everyday wisdom to extraordinary encounters, Rev. Ashley Robinson offers a guide that's equal parts storytelling, spiritual toolbox, and no-nonsense life advice.Whether you're a seasoned Spirit seeker, a curious newcomer, or someone who doesn't buy into "all that woo-woo"... yet, this book will leave you thinking, laughing, and maybe even believing a little more in yourself - and in Spirit.
Shining Toward Spirit
Shining Toward Spirit introduces experiences and teachings from spirits who share their experience of living with the Divine Love. This book expands our awareness about the mortal soul and the Immortality of the Divine Love, our human faith and living a spirit's life in the spirit world. The vision of this work will truly inspire the individual who in their pursuit of information about spirits and spirit communication, the Divine Love and the spirit world, Shining Toward Spirit leads to a beginning.
The Padgett Messages
The Padgett Messages introduce the reader to soulful teachings of Divine Love & spirit communications received by James E. Padgett, 1914-1920, through his gift of automatic handwriting.The Padgett Messages introduce us to the spirit teaching platform that defines the natural love and life of our mortal soul and the Divine Love from the Soul of God that brings our mortal soul the true living Immortality that is expressed in the natural love of the individual on Earth and through all progression in the spirit world.The Padgett Messages reveal that the afterlife or spirit world is in fact, a continuation of environment for the soul to survive in and to continue its individualisation through experience that commenced in the physical life on Earth. A plethora of introductions contribute to beginnings. Here is a presentation of Padgett's Messages in chronological order. These spirit messages begin a progressive knowledge that advances the definition of what it is to be human and where we are in context to the Creator, the Soul, God.
From Trauma to Trust
On the brink of retirement from collegiate ministry and looking ahead to "what's next," Jan experiences a sudden vision of Thor's hammer falling through her kitchen ceiling, threatening to shakeup the status quo, and calling her to wrangle the stories of her past. The process proves both painful and enlightening, revealing a host of hidden memories of people and places that led her to this exact moment in time. Travel with Jan to the serene Eastern Shore of Virginia to the homestead of her grandparents, where the calm cove waters hide a host of dysfunction, grief, and trauma. By unraveling the stories from her childhood, Jan discovers a faith strong enough to withstand the questions and begins the process of healing from deep pain inflicted upon her by the adults entrusted with her care. This gripping account of Jan's life beckons readers into the transformative process of finding faith and resilience through some of life's most difficult trials.
My Credo
In the twenty-first century, how do people with a faith perspective make sense of the universe, Earth, and the presence of humankind in relation to otherness? In this latest memoir, Bob Maddox reflects on his life as, what author Steven Charleston names, a "fringer"-one whose ruminations exist on the cusp of mainstream thought. This fringer mindset has led Maddox into the weeds of life and faith, as he has wrestled with preconceived notions regarding who we are as members of the genus Homo and how we relate to the world around us. With a well-researched history of the Earth, Maddox pieces together a narrative of his own faith, scrutinizing the theology of his youth and rebuilding scaffolding that can withstand even the heaviest lines of theological questioning.
Within the Kingdom We Have Forgotten About
Life is a mystery. Throughout human history, we've been compelled to discover its secrets and unravel its meaning. But what if the truth of our existence isn't found beyond us-but within us? In Within the Kingdom We Have Forgotten About, Eddy Camille leads readers on a journey into the hidden truths of existence. In a thoughtful and engaging narrative, he explores the power of human thought, the importance of the present moment, and the divine origin of our lives. In short, he calls us to awaken to a higher reality.Sharing his spiritual insights and personal revelations, Camille invites readers to discover the kingdom of God dwelling inside each of us. He speaks mainly to those who are ready for transformation and desire hope, abundance, and purpose, challenging them to reimagine difficulties as opportunities and to replace limitation with possibility.This powerful work deals with the essence of humanity, the strength of thought, the nature of the universe, and the truth about death. It reminds us that we are not of this world-we are just passing through, but with purpose. If you're ready to uncover the mystery of your existence and walk in the fullness of life, Within the Kingdom We Have Forgotten About will inspire you to rise to the challenge.
Within the Kingdom We Have Forgotten About
Life is a mystery. Throughout human history, we've been compelled to discover its secrets and unravel its meaning. But what if the truth of our existence isn't found beyond us-but within us? In Within the Kingdom We Have Forgotten About, Eddy Camille leads readers on a journey into the hidden truths of existence. In a thoughtful and engaging narrative, he explores the power of human thought, the importance of the present moment, and the divine origin of our lives. In short, he calls us to awaken to a higher reality.Sharing his spiritual insights and personal revelations, Camille invites readers to discover the kingdom of God dwelling inside each of us. He speaks mainly to those who are ready for transformation and desire hope, abundance, and purpose, challenging them to reimagine difficulties as opportunities and to replace limitation with possibility.This powerful work deals with the essence of humanity, the strength of thought, the nature of the universe, and the truth about death. It reminds us that we are not of this world-we are just passing through, but with purpose. If you're ready to uncover the mystery of your existence and walk in the fullness of life, Within the Kingdom We Have Forgotten About will inspire you to rise to the challenge.
Spirituality, Simplified
Spirituality Simplified isn't about lofty gurus or complicated rituals - it's about real life, real people, and the messy, magical business of being human with a soul. From everyday wisdom to extraordinary encounters, Rev. Ashley Robinson offers a guide that's equal parts storytelling, spiritual toolbox, and no-nonsense life advice.Whether you're a seasoned Spirit seeker, a curious newcomer, or someone who doesn't buy into "all that woo-woo"... yet, this book will leave you thinking, laughing, and maybe even believing a little more in yourself - and in Spirit.
Sacred Simplicity How Spiritual Minimalism Restores Peace in a World of Excess.
In a world addicted to more more noise, more screens, more stuff many are quietly craving less. But not just any less. A sacred kind of less. This is a book for those who sense that the pursuit of convenience, achievement, and accumulation has left them spiritually malnourished. For seekers, simplifiers, and the silently overwhelmed, it offers a compelling invitation: to clear not just your home, but your soul. Drawing on timeless wisdom from contemplative traditions, this guide to spiritual minimalism is about more than decluttering your closet it s about realigning your life. It explores how letting go of emotional baggage, digital addiction, and the pressure to perform can open up space for stillness, meaning, and peace. It reveals why intentional living for peace is not a luxury, but a lifeline in the age of endless distraction. Whether you're searching for a spiritual guide to less, or feel trapped in a cycle of burnout, status anxiety, or digital noise, this book offers clarity. Through stories, reflections, and practical shifts, it helps you: Reclaim the healing power of silence and mindfulness Unplug from the tyranny of productivity Redefine what truly matters without renouncing the modern world Create soulful rituals for a simpler, quieter, truer life This isn t about rules or aesthetics. It s about learning how to declutter your soul, live with intention, and rediscover the beauty of enough. If you re ready to step off the treadmill and into a life that breathes, this book is your quiet rebellion. Perfect for anyone seeking how to live with less and find peace, this is sacred simplicity in its purest form.
Touching Silence
Touching Silence explores the presence of stillness as both the source of all form and the space in which all form dissolves. Drawing from Zen, Reiki Ryōhō, and reflections on physics and cosmology, it opens a path toward understanding how energy, matter, and awareness shape the unfolding of life itself.At its essence, this book invites the reader to return to the immediacy of being, to the subtle rhythm of breath and sensation before thought divides experience. Within this awareness, healing begins to reveal itself not through belief or method, but through recognition: the same creative energy that forms the stars flows through the human body and mind.Rooted in years of direct study and practice in Japan, Touching Silence draws from the mountain temples and trails of Mt. Hiei and Mt. Kurama, the historical birthplaces of Zen and Reiki Ryōhō. These traditions continue to inform and deepen the author's own meditative path, which has unfolded across decades and more than ten thousand hours of devoted practice. From sitting in practice with the monks on Mt. Hiei to walking the paths of Kurama and the surrounding mountains, the work reflects a life immersed in silence, energy, and the contemplative inquiry that unites them, yet finds its deepest truth in the solitude of personal practice where insight ripens quietly over time.Both Zen and Reiki Ryōhō reveal that healing is not separate from realization. One moves through the body and breath, the other through stillness and direct awareness, yet both point toward the same unbroken reality, the recognition that life's vitality and its quiet emptiness arise together as a single expression of consciousness.Bridging ancient insight with modern understanding, the book also reflects on parallels between spiritual practice and cosmology: the birth of the universe, the vibration of particles at the quantum level, and the way time and space arise within awareness. Through this union of science and spirit, it becomes clear that healing is not a separate act, but the natural intelligence of life returning to balance.Grounded, contemplative, and deeply experiential, Touching Silence offers a way of seeing in which suffering loosens, energy flows freely, and the boundaries between self and cosmos dissolve into quiet understanding.Touch the silence within, and what was forgotten may reveal it was there all along.
Everlasting
The teachings of the Immortality of the Divine Love and how this Divine Love functions in the human soul is a continuing theme that some of us love exploring. James E. Padgett first received spirit teachings on The Divine Love and natural love in the early years of the last century. Everlasting explores these two forms of Love. Everlasting introduces the teaching that Divine Love is a non-evolving form of energy that our soulful nature can participate with. The compelling narrative conveyed in Everlasting teaches us that humans are with evolving natures, that can include a non-evolving form of energy, known as God's Divine Love. This relationship between the evolving and non-evolving reality of soulful progression brings into play the life of the soul and how this life forms here in our physical life and then continues through the spirit-life in the spirit world when soulfully including Divine Love. Spirit communications continue to be a source of inspiration for us all when these loving individuals reveal what they are living and how they are living love.
Give Thanks
The book is a living anointing and testimony of theholy spirit of Jesus Christ. It was difficult because of life trials and love loss; causing the delay in delivery. Nevertheless, was worth the wait. Subsequently, I can personally tell you how great and powerful God is and the miracle he works through prayers. This is the real faith book. It is the edification and manifestation of powerful prayers and wonders.
The Miracles Among Us
#1 New York Times Bestseller#1 Publishers Weekly BestsellerFrom Fox News Senior Medical Analyst and Clinical Professor of Medicine at NYU Langone Health, Dr. Marc Siegel, comes a collection of powerful, true-life stories of healing, faith, and surprise, complete with a beautiful prayer guide inside.Almost everything a doctor sees can be explained scientifically. Almost.Drawing from his extensive experience as a physician, Dr. Marc Siegel explores the profound and often mysterious intersection between faith and medicine. He shares riveting stories of patients who have experienced remarkable recoveries, challenging the boundaries of medical science. These narratives highlight not only the resilience of the human body, but also the inexplicable moments when intuition and foresight play a crucial role in healing.Doctors see more than just patients who are cured against all odds.From a rabbi who somehow knew a carpenter's infant son had a heart problem, to an NFL player's amazing survival from a rare kind of cardiac arrest, these stories bolster the belief there is a higher power at work.The Miracles Among Us reminds us that God's love has the capacity to surprise us even in our darkest moments. Whether you are a healthcare professional, a patient, or simply someone intrigued by the mysteries of medicine, this book provides an enlightening exploration of how miracles manifest in everyday life.
The Tent of the Meeting
The unique design of the Tent of the Meeting (or Tabernacle of Moses as its is also known) which was built strictly according to God's instructions, clearly illustrates how God proposed to provide man with a permanent means of salvation. From the moment it was designed and constructed by those gifted by God, the Jews had before them the key to the complete plan of salvation.This book looks at the layout of the tabernacle court and tent to discover all the information necessary to explain why the Messiah had first to come as a suffering servant and how, through understanding God's word, it is possible for any member of the human race to become spiritually alive to God and enter into a real and dynamic relationship with Him. It explains in detail why the virgin birth was vital to the sinlessness of the Messiah, and why the temple curtain was rent in two from top to bottom at the time of the Messiah's death on the cross. Covering the scripture from Genesis to Revelation, this book takes the reader from the moment of Adam's creation, through the fall, the calling of Abram and the development of the nation of Israel under Moses and entering into the Promise Land. It details how the design of the tabernacle and its services were meant to bring the Jews into an intimate and spiritual relationship with their God. The arrival of the Messiah, His life, teaching and cruel death was all foretold in its design.This book is a revelation of truth providing the seeker after truth with more answers than questions. The rabbi who commissioned the work has describes is as awesome, stressing that it inspired in him both awe and wonder.
The God Who Created Us
If we do not know who God is, how can we worship Him, or even get to know Him in any meaningful way? It is in our created nature, our spiritual DNA, to want to worship something much bigger than ourselves, to understand the purpose of our life here on this earth, so it is in our own interests for us discover for ourselves just who God is and how we should relate to Him. For Christians the basis of our search for any knowledge of God must be concentrated in the Bible. Indeed, the whole purpose of this book is just that. Searching through the Bible to give us the best understanding of the God who created us so that we can properly worship Him and, most important of all, relate to Him and serve Him. Throughout my life I have been intrigued with God, indeed He has increasingly become central to my life so that I now have a passion to pass on all that I have discovered about Him to others.
Soul Medicine for a Fractured World: Healing, Justice, and the Path of Wholeness
"Wise and beautiful, an offering of great depth."--Alice Walker, author, The Color Purple and In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens "This is a book for our time, a treasure trove of good medicine for the soul." --Parker Palmer Each day brings news of worsening ecological, political, and social upheaval. None of us individually can solve the intersecting crises we face; we are not meant to. Yet each of us carries a vital gift for these times. As we navigate the collapse of a world built on domination and division, we can engage in the birthing of new possibilities, finding strength in our belonging to a wholeness that is ancient, infinite, and eternal. Combining the insightful analysis of a longtime grassroots activist with the compassion of a seasoned spiritual guide, Liza J. Rankow shows readers how to live with purpose and meaning, not just in spite of the rising tide of calamities around us, but as our response to them. With an approach to liberation inspired by "mystic activists" from various faith and cultural traditions, Soul Medicine for a Fractured World offers an integrative path toward healing and social transformation, rooted in our kinship with one another, the Earth, and all of life. Rich with practical application, the book includes questions for reflection as well as an array of spiritual and healing practices to help readers put the ideas shared into embodied action.
The Everyday Mysticism of C. S. Lewis
Everyday Encounters with God Through the Lens of C. S. Lewis For many Christians, the mystics--saints and teachers throughout Christian history who have experienced direct encounters with God--are in a category of their own.We read about the supernatural experiences of biblical figures like Moses, Isaiah, and John, and historical figures like Julian of Norwich, Teresa of ?vila, and John of the Cross, but how can we have spiritual experiences like theirs when our own walks with God feel ordinary and mundane? In The Everyday Mysticism of C. S. Lewis, professor of spiritual formation Gary Selby shows us what the mystics can teach us about everyday spirituality through the eyes of one of the most beloved Christian authors of the last century. C. S. Lewis deeply respected the mystics and thought that their experience truly represented the glory of God breaking into human existence. Lewis believed that in our daily encounters with beauty, we can glimpse the same kind of transcendent union with God that the mystics were given, and that the rich treasures of their tradition could be mined to enrich our day-to-day lives in Christ. What you'll find in this book: Practical guidance on spiritual growth and practices like centering prayer and contemplative attention using Lewis's paradigm. How Lewis's work lies at the intersection of experience and theological reflection. A scholarly yetaccessible exploration of C. S. Lewis's body of work that illuminates a seldom-analyzed dimension of his thought and writing. Whether you are a lifelong Lewis fan or just discovering his works, you'll journey through the influence of the mystical tradition on Lewis's life and work and see how to practice everyday mysticism in the way that Lewis would. With The Everyday Mysticism of C. S. Lewis, experience Lewis's thought in a new way and behold the extraordinary beauty of God in the everyday moments you might be tempted to take for granted.
Peace Be with You!
The first American Pope's words for the world reveal themes to his leadership: peace, hope, and unity."I would like this greeting of peace to resound in your hearts, in your families, among all people, wherever they may be, in every nation and throughout the world. Peace be with you!"With his first public appearance before the world, Pope Leo XIV expressed hope for an "unarmed and disarming" peace. Collected in this beautiful edition are the sermons and speeches Pope Leo XIV has delivered since his May 8, 2025, election, including: his First Apostolic blessing, delivered to the Central Loggia of the Vatican Basilica"Called to Be a Light of Hope," his video message to the young people of Chicago and the whole world"The compass of natural law," his Address to Members of the International Inter-Parliamentary Uniona special preface addressing U.S. readersand more.These first addresses convey some of Pope Leo XIV's vision for the future: the primacy of God, communion in the Church, and the pursuit of peace. His countless calls for reconciliation are addressed not only to politics, but to the heart of every person: "Peace begins with each of us: from the way we look at others, listen to others, speak about others." He shows us that unity is possible, and it begins in our hearts.In his own words, Pope Leo XIV welcomes us all into communion and calls us to act to protect our shared humanity and our precious home.
10-8 (On Duty)
In "10-8 (On Duty)", Steven W. Chism opens his heart and shares the spiritual insights he's gained throughout his life. By drawing parallels to Jesus' use of storytelling to convey spiritual truths, Chism explores fundamental queries such as "Who am I?" and "Why am I here?" His stories are filled with the raw honesty and vulnerability of a man who has witnessed both the best and worst of humanity. Let this book be your guide as you embark on your own spiritual journey and discover profound meaning in the everyday moments.About the Author: Steven W. Chism brings 23 years of law enforcement experience to his writing, including roles as a field lieutenant, school resource officer, K-9 officer, and chief of police. He is a certified law enforcement instructor, a father of six, and "Peepaw" to four. Alongside his wife Christie, he enjoys life as an empty nester in Arkansas, playing guitar in his church band, and cheering on his beloved St. Louis Cardinals.
Contemplate
"An engaging and alluring introduction to what contemplation is, why we need it, and how to go about doing it." -Fr. Hugh Feiss, OSB, monk of Monastery of the Ascension in Jerome, Idaho and scholar of medieval monasticism "We have a contemplation problem," and here's what to do about it.Jacob Riyeff draws on 1,600 years of contemplative tradition in the West to show how humans are contemplative beings, what it means to contemplate in different areas of life, and how embracing a contemplative life can help lead anyone to a fuller experience of self, world, and communion with the Divine.This is a volume of "spiritual theology," using theological principles and understandings but exploring how to apply those principles and understandings to shape one's daily living. Drawing on the ways that John Cassian, St. Benedict, Gregory the Great, William of Saint-Thierry, Dame Gertrude More, and others shaped and passed on the Christian inheritance, Contemplate brings this directly to bear on contemporary social and cultural situations. It seeks to answer the question, what does the contemplative tradition of the Latin west have to offer Christians living post-industrial, digitally-saturated, ecologically fraught lives?This book is first in a new series, "Beyond Our Instincts" succinct, multi-disciplinary, countercultural stances in an environment that sells us the idea that happiness is whatever you want now. These authors--all scholars of religion who are also religiously involved--suggest there are more important things, including some we may have forgotten. Coming in future publishing seasons: *Join (being together; refusing too much solitariness) *Imagine (on opting out of technique-obsessed culture) *Wait (the lost value of open questions and not-knowing)
