A touching and inspiring collection of letters written by award-winning columnist Daniel Gottlieb to his grandson.

One of the Best Films of 2010 with its authentic, telling, and moving depiction of the difficulty of forgiving ourselves.

A robust and snappy documentary about Ron Galella, the controversial photographer of America's superstars and celebrities.

A wonderfully quirky character-driven drama about friendship, sexual desire, and being a true gentleman.

A moving drama about an Iraq war veteran suffering from PTSD and the soul loss he experiences.

A very funny comedy that also contains some insights on the spiritual exercise of dealing with difficult people.

An important ethical documentary about the Cambodian genocide, a major Khmer Rouge leader, and some of the farmers who followed orders and killed hundreds of men, women, and children.

Gerald G. May on understanding the power of fear.

Jeanie Seward-Magee's adaptation of Thich Nhat Hanh's Beginning Again ritual used at Plum Village to establish harmony and reconciliation within the community.

A remarkable overview of the riches, wisdom, paradoxes, practices, and major figures in Christian mysticism.

Carl McColman on Christian mysticism as a relationship with God that goes beyond logic, reason, and all categories of thought.

Meditations on the art of detachment as a tool for recovery and personal transformation.

Karen Casey on detachment as the art of refusing to allow our interactions with others to determine our behavior.

James Martin on feeling fully alive as one of the essential goals of spirituality.

A robust drama about and old man with a dream who is helped by a smart teenager and his large Franco-Arab family.

A precise and enlightening overview of Centering Prayer.

Thomas Keating on Divine energy always flowing in and through us as a sign of the Creator's presence.

Addie Johnson on how gratitude enriches the good times and sustains us in bad times.

Lively observations, insights, and practices from a year-long exploration of happiness and its impact on our lives.

Gretchen Rubin on enthusiasm as a form of social courage in our contentious popular culture where everyone is judgmental.