A sturdy collection of sermons, essays, and prayers on mystical Christianity.

Swati Chopra envisioning a future without duality where people make connections with others and emphasize the oneness of all.

Karl Rahner's thoughts on a theology of sleeping, which includes prayer, letting go, and dreaming.

A sterling collection of stories about compassion in the Buddhist tradition.

Buddhist master Sogyal Rinpoche on expressing compassion from an airplane.

Lao Tzu translated by Derek Lin on the permanence and strength of spirituality.

Daniel H. Pink reporting on how 100 boomers in America turn 60 every 13 minutes and begin a serious quest for meaning and what they truly want.

Examines the benefits and burdens of the quest for perfection.

An enlightening mystical overview of radical Judaism and its interpretation of God, Torah, Israel, and God's image in all.

Arthur Green calling Jews to participation in movements for civil and human rights and environmental protection.

An insightful guide to letting go of losses and celebrating the incredible gifts of life and grace.

Nancy Copeland-Payton on how the persistent experiences of losses in our lives teach us to let go and keep our hands unclenched.

A scary portrait of the pervasiveness of dualistic thinking contrasted with rise of unity consciousness as a hopeful alternative.

A realistic anatomy of the toxins in dualistic thinking by Sylvia Clute.

Susan Murphy on finding beauty and life in all things including concrete canyons, parking lots, and freeways.

A scholarly collection of essays on Buddhist understanding of and approaches to the environment.

A fascinating and fruitful exploration of forgiveness through Taoist and Zen stories, poems, questions, and exercises.

William Martin with a teaching story revealing that forgiveness cannot be earned.

Stephen Post and Jill Neimark on the many meanings and applications of compassion.

A research-based study of what boosts worker performance while creating greater life satisfaction.