Our Editor's Choice is Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet & The Art Of Peace, an illustrated gift edition containing haunting words of wisdom and truth which are among the most heartrendingly beautiful ever written.
This month's Book Circle selection is Serpent of Light: Beyond 2012. Part travel adventure, part spiritual instruction, Drunvalo Melchizedek increases our awareness of the indivisibility of life in the universe.
Our Children's Book of the month is Buddha at Bedtime by Dharmachari Nagaraja. A beautifully illustrated book containing twenty ancient Buddhist tales re-told in a way that will transport your children into an imaginary world of enlightenment and discovery.
The Environmental Book of the month is George Marshall's Carbon Detox. Often hilarious, always insightful, this book will show you how to carbon audit your life and start reducing your impact today.
In his regular monthly feature William Bloom talks about how to 'hold' a space, group or individual. That is, how to radiate warmth and reassurance using your hara, or lower torso, to create a calm lake of energy that creates safety and protective boundaries. The concept of using your hara rather than just the higher chakras is discussed in Head, Heart & Hara by Peter Wilberg.
This month, in addition to the titles featured in the magazine, we have two extra new DVD titles: the much anticipated How to Know God DVD following Deepak Chopra's exploration that the quest for God is really a journey in self-understanding, and Peaceful Warrior DVD, which tells Dan Millman's tale of discovery with his wise companion, Socrates.
The majority of us will spend longer each day in our respective workplace than we will at home. We all want to enjoy our professional lives, but many people feel dissatisfied at work and ask 'Why am I... [more]
When Lorna Byrne was a child, people often noticed that she did not seem to be focussing on the world around her. That is because Lorna saw not just the world around her but, equally vividly, angels and... [more]
There are many people alive today who are profoundly indebted to Jane Plant for the huge contribution she has made to our understanding of how to help ourselves overcome cancer and osteoporosis. Now she... [more]
George Monbiot is admired for his unquenchable thirst for truth and an assured nose for spin. In this series of essays on money, religion, war, power, culture and nature, he explains why we are heading... [more]
The ancient wisdom of Buddhism, with its emphasis on peace, mindfulness and compassion, is the ideal basis for helping children to face challenges with inner confidence and calm. In this beautifully... [more]
Jonathan Chamberlain was spurred on to a journey in search of alternative methods of overcoming cancer, having watched his wife suffer and eventually die - both from her cancer and from the direct effects... [more]
Often hilarious, always insightful, never dry - this is a ‘diet' book for detoxing humanity. There are plenty of weighty, dry, and guilt inducing 'how to be green' tomes available. Rest assured, this isn't... [more]
The ancient shamans of the Americas understood that we're not only creating our experience of the world, but are dreaming up the very nature of reality itself, and many indigenous prophecies speak of the... [more]
Our physical wellbeing reflects every aspect of our lives and inner selves. Conversely, massage of the physical body can influence us on mind, body and spiritual levels. This holistic concept is... [more]
Inspired by the life of St Francis of Assisi, James Twyman travels the world singing songs of peace and harmony. In the late 1990s, he travelled to Bosnia to sing at a Peace Concert. While there, he was... [more]
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