A magical mystery tour with sacred objects, mojo, mystery, and healing sponsored by indigenous elders all over the world.

Bradford Keeney on considering a mojo love line.

A massively researched and well-written book about the challenges faced by those who have moved from rural villages to arrival cities around the world.

A wake-up call on a national epidemic of child prostitution.

A fascinating account of the author's work in this modern Shangri-la with its philosophy of gross national happiness.

Lisa Napoli on Bhutan's quality of life taking precedence over progress and success.

An explanation of the four stages of the spiritual life and twelve practices to strengthen, sustain, and deepen faith.

Brian McLaren on how the word open may help us open ourselves to God.

Mother Teresa on joy in a book by Robert Ellsberg.

Juan Ramon Jimenez's poem Who Knows What Is Going On.

On the trend of Baby Boomers downsizing their lives by selling household goods and other stuff.

Gene Robinson on loving your enemies.

Thérèse of Lisieux, Mother Teresa, and Dorothy Day on doing things the "little way."

A poignant and ethically-charged courtroom drama about yet another overlooked and forgotten abomination from America's past.

A mesmerizing romance morphs into thriller and then a psychodrama about a foreign-born maid and her relationship with a security guard.

A chilling documentary about Danish soldiers fighting the Taliban in Afghanistan.

A travelogue of the heart and mind to understand the rich tradition and meaning of the Jesus Prayer in Orthodox monasteries.

Steven Baines on how all are made in God's image

An impressive compilation of 100 ways to build self-esteem.

Diane and Julia Loomans on how we must become connoisseurs of beauty.