Addie Johnson on love as the foundation of other spiritual practices.

Marjory Zoet Bankson's vision of work in the encore stage of life as being defined by an inner sense of satisfaction and rightness.

A vision of creative aging and generativity in the later years of life.

Ideas and practices to resurrect progressive religion in America.

John A. Buehrens and Rebecca Ann Parker on celebrating progressive religious communities of commitment, hope, and renewal.

A masterful awork on the mission of Jews and Judaism in this century.

Jonathan Sacks on Judaism as the voice of hope in the conversation of humankind.

Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz on how the spiritually mature person can bounce back from failures, setbacks, and crises.

Wisdom from Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz's last 30 years of writings, lectures, and interviews on God, seeking, Torah, the trials of life, and more.

A helpful guide on ways to use the interactive features of social media to catalyze social change.

An enlightening collection of essays on the challenges of conscious aging from a Zen Buddhist perspective.

Susan Moon on how conscious aging helps us deal with the fear of missing something and brings us back to the present moment.

Rabbi Harold Kushner on the value of performing acts of kindness.

John R. Mabry on the importance of telling stories.

Edward Hays on the rich and colorful dimensions of the spiritual practice of joy.

Lin Jensen on being a peace activist and resisting the temptation to be a person of right and wrong.

On improving our relationships by applying the approaches we take toward our animal companions.

Story of the turbulent intimate relationship between two formidable creative individuals in 1920s Paris.

A well-done and emotionally affecting remake of the popular 1984 film about a boy whose life is transformed by learning kung fu from a master teacher.

Krista Tippett on how the passion for beauty is at the core of human religious experience.