Suggesting a new way of thinking about daily life, its problems and its creative opportunities, this book offers a therapeutic programme for bringing the soul and spirituality back into one's life, and helping one to look more deeply into emotional problems and sense sacredness in ordinary things.

One of the best-loved books of Christianity after the Bible, The Imitation of Christ is a passionate celebration of God and His love, mercy and holiness, which has inspired conversion and stimulated religious devotion for over five hundred years. With great personal conviction, Thomas a Kempis (1380 1471) demonstrates the individual's reliance on God and on the words of Christ, and the futility ..

This text uses the Celtic vision of life as a means to examine the landscape of the soul. It argues that instead of seeking to satisfy our spiritual hunger on an everlasting journey of exploration, we should seek to gain an understanding that the soul lies within us always.

The author argues that our souls evolve as we develop our own latent powers. This book examines cases of multi-sensory individuals, looks at conventional marriages and spiritual partnerships and at traditional and spiritual psychology.

The Three Movements of the Spiritual Life.

A fictional tale that offers spiritual renewal for those burned out on church. After many years as a successful pastor, Brian McLaren has found - as more and more Christians are finding - that neither the conservative evangelical nor the liberal mainline stream of Christianity describes his own developing faith.

The most basic human questions are,Why am I here?' and 'What is my purpose? Rick Warren presents an essential manifesto for Christian living in the twenty first century.

Drawing on the ancient wisdom found in a Peruvian manuscript, this book tells you how to make connections between the events happening in your own life right now, and lets you see what is going to happen to you in the years to come.

Sannyasa is a universal tradition representing the original thoughts of humanity. This title covers the ancient and modern sannyasa tradition of renunciation and dedication to spiritual life.

A social scientist recreates his search for expanded consciousness, through the psychedelia of LSD to the final calm and inner wisdom of Rajah Yoga.

This sequel to The Road Less Travelled addresses questions of personal growth and spiritual development and offers insights into the following areas: blame and forgiveness, sexuality and spirituality, self-love versus self-esteem and togetherness and separateness in marriages and families.

This is a book that teaches the reader how to pray and how to find satisfaction and fulfillment in prayer.

Confronting and solving problems is a painful process, which most of us attempt to avoid. Drawing on his own professional experience, the author, a psychiatrist, suggests ways in which facing our difficulties can enable us to reach a higher level of self-understanding. He discusses the nature of loving relationships.

Perhaps the most important book yet written on meditation, the process of inner transformation, and the integration of spiritual practice into our Western way of life, A Path With Heart brings alive the possibilities of inner peace, wholeness and the achievement of happiness. Written by a teacher, psychologist and meditation master of international renown, this is a warm, inspiring and, above all,

An account of an exceptional life and a profound introduction to the ancient science of yoga and its tradition of meditation.

People are taught to be separate from one another and to compete to get ahead, that they are not good enough the way they are. This work provides a spiritual travel guide back to the truth people were born with and and shows how to accept back into their hearts the love that has been denied.

This classic spiritually title, reissued with a new introduction by A M Allchin, beautifully distils Merton's long experience with contemplation.

Book One in a landmark new series. Eugene Peterson's Spiritual Theology series is foundational reading for the 21st Century Church