Joseph Dispenza on the sacredness and beauty of all life.

An immensely appealing drama about the extraordinary love and devotion of a dog for his beloved human companion.

Nguyen Anh-Huong and Thich Nhat Hanh with instructions for smiling when practicing the peaceful art of walking meditation.

Kent Nerburn on finding beauty and the divine in all people and all things.

An immensely entertaining film about family secrets and the many roles we play in our private and public lives.

A snappy, humorous, and creative comedy about an ambitious pre-teen boy whose expends all his energy trying to win the approval of his middle-school peers.

A visually sumptuous Italian drama about the shadow side of power-hungry leaders and lovers who tell themselves stories that have no resemblance to reality.

An original and fresh romantic comedy about a difficult person who is trying to get unstuck from his bad habits, cynicism, and fear.

Kimberly Winston on the ministry of prayer quilting.

Pauli Murray on the difficulties of being a Christian and pouring out love on those who are unlovely and unlovable.

David Simon on making a commitment to peace.

Rabbi Ted Falcon, one of the Interfaith Amigos, on the shadow work, hospitality, and affirmation of the commonalities among the Abrahamic religions.

Paramhansa Yogananda on exploring the nature and meaning of happiness.

Rudolf Steiner on understanding that Earth is the place for creating connections and relationships.

Rami Shapiro's visualization exercises on lovingkindness.

Stephen Cope on the wisdom and healing power of yoga to alleviate suffering.

An impressive romantic drama set in New York City about a young woman's sudden plunge into loneliness and what she learns from this melancholy emotion.

A romantic drama about the tender bloom of love in a garden of death, grief, and great loss.

A slam-bang thriller set in Iraq in 2003 which vividly illustrates that truth is the first casualty of war.

Joyce Rupp's litany of God's generosity.