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The Heart of Mysticism: The Infinite Way Letters 1955 - 1959
1248 pages, Paperback by Joel S. Goldsmith.  HIGHLY RECOMMEND this book of his The Infinite Way Letters 1955 - 1959.  This collection was a long time in coming and finally brings together his most important spiritual material just as his students received it from him all in one incredible jewel of a book.  This is truly one of my most treasured collection of his!

Holy Bible: From the Ancient Eastern Text: George M. Lamsa's Translation From the Aramaic of the Peshitta

George Lamsa’s translation from the original Aramaic of the Peshitta - 1264 pages, Paperback.  The authoritative English translation of the Aramaic (Syriac) Old and New Testaments--the language of Jesus--clarifies difficult passages and offers fresh insight on the Bible's message.  Dr. George Lamsa states, 'Not a word of the Scriptures was originally written in Greek...the Scripture was written in Aramaic.' I believe that he is correct and those Christian apologists and ministers scrutinizing the nuances of Greek words for deeper understanding would be better served investigating the subtle meaning of Aramaic words and the cloaked truth behind Aramaic idioms.  EXAMPLE: The Aramaic word for 'camel' is written identically to the word for 'rope.' When the original scrolls were being transferred into Greek, an error occurred due to the translator's limitations. Matthew 19:24 is commonly translated as, 'It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter into the Kingdom of God.' This is an obvious non sequitur, whereas the Aramaic manuscripts read 'rope' instead of 'camel'. Rope, of course, is much more in keeping with the imagery of a needle, and is probably what Jesus said, and what was originally recorded.

Ancient Echoes - Music from the time of Jesus and Jerusalem's Second Temple

San Antonio Arts Ensemble CD - Music from the time of Jesus and Jerusalem's Second Temple

Life and Teaching of the Masters of the Far East (6 Volume Set)

Life and Teaching of the Masters of the Far East (6 Volume Set) [Box Set, Paperback] by Baird T. Spalding is the most inspiring and deep spiritual teaching of all time.  This is the material that truly is to be considered spiritual food.  Whether you can expand your consciousness to to hold all that these teachings have to give and open your life to an expansiveness beyond your current comprehension is entirely up to you.  Just know that you can change and expand as a being if you so choose. It truly is as Yeshua said that we too can do all those things that he did and more.  This material I will read over and over again and still receive new insights and revelations...and I'm sure you will, too. This is truly a blessing to have found and read. I cannot recommend it highly enough!

A special quote, "The observer is the first cause, the vital force that collapses not only the present but the cascade of past spatio-temporal events we call evolution. If, instead of identifying ourselves with the work," said Ralph Waldo Emerson, "we feel that the soul of the workman streams through us, we shall find the peace of the morning dwelling first in our hearts, and the fathomless powers of gravity and chemistry, and, over them, of life, pre-existing within us in their highest form."

Emanuel Swedenborg: his life, teachings and influence

299 pages, Paperback by George Trobridge.  The writings of Swedenborg tell us about his spiritual experiences and the Lord's teachings. But who was Swedenborg? This book explores that question, following Swedenborg's career that prepared him for the work of writing the Lord's words.  A really great primer on the basics of the life of Emanuel Swedenborg.

Into the Light: Real Life Stories About Angelic Visits, Visions of the Afterlife, and Other Pre-Death Experiences

240 pages, Paperpack by John Lerma, M.D.  HIGHLY RECOMMENDED READING--Finally, a really insightful, inspiring book written by a dedicated hospice physician with many years of practice in his field to share the most wonderful uplifting stories from his patients in hospice.  Their pre-death experiences, visions and messages which apply to us all.  In this book you will learn:
*    The exhilarating and calming elements of pre-death experiences.
*    Healing during the dying process.
*    The difference between hallucinations and visions.
*    Self-forgiveness and self-love as the key to a joyous life and a peaceful transition.

Gnostic Secrets of the Naassenes: The Initiatory Teachings of the Last Supper

304 Pages, Paperback by Mark H. Gaffney.  Mark Williams, The Midwest Book Review, Apr 2005: ". . . one book that not only makes the spiritual connections between East and West, but exposes some of the reasons why modern Christianity lacks some of the power that it was originally infused with. . . . a book that you'll want to take back off the shelf again and again because it's that important."  An incredible book that reveals the hidden meaning of the Grail and a secret Christian doctrine for achieving higher consciousness; shows that Gnosticism is not a derivative of Christianity but the revelation of the true message of Jesus; describes the ancient relationship between water and spirit; explains the doctrine of immanence taught by Jesus at the Last Supper and features the translated source text from The Refutation of All Heresies by Bishop Hippolytus, the only existing record of the Naassene Sermon.

What Jesus Meant

176 Pages, Paperback by Garry Wills a Pulitzer Prize winner for his history writing, is a Roman Catholic, albeit a restless one, taking issue with many elements of that institution and not afraid to commit fully to his ideas about the faith.  I had a bit of an epiphany when reading this book and can honestly say that this book helped me to reconfirm some of my early beliefs that were 'on the fence' and are now much more clearly defined because of this book.   From Publishers Weekly: Christianity has been twisted and warped to such an extent that not even Jesus would recognize it now. This is Wills's thesis in his stimulating, fresh look into the life and message of Jesus of Nazareth. The now-ubiquitous phrase, "What Would Jesus Do?" encouraged Wills, professor of history at Northwestern University and prolific writer on contemporary religion, to take a closer look at how the Christian message has been used and abused in recent times. Wills believes that most Christians don't understand Jesus' startlingly radical message, so they should not claim to have knowledge of how he would act today.

Florence Scovel Shinn The Collection: 

The Game of Life And How To Play It,

The Secret Door To Success

The Power of the Spoken Word

Your Word Is Your Wand

190 amazing pages! HIGHLY RECOMMEND this beautiful book of her collected works.  Each book is brimming with ageless wisdom, advice and insight--along with real tools to use in making the changes needed to live a full, rich, self-fulfilling life.  This is always on my nightstand and now on my Kindle!

The Science of Mind (New Thought Library)

672 pages, Hardcover by Ernest Holmes.  This 1997 edition is the 1938 version with an added introduction by Jean Houston and a one-year study program that breaks the weighty tome into digestible bits.  Using creative techniques, Holmes guides the student in easy-to-follow steps toward mastering the powers of the mind to find purpose in life. His explanations of how to pray and meditate, heal oneself spiritually, find self confidence, and express love have helped millions change their lives for the better. The Science of Mind is one of those spiritual classics that belongs on the bookshelf of anyone who wishes a life for themselves free of compulsion and negativity.

On Having No Head: Zen and the Rediscovery of the Obvious

123 pages, Paperback by Douglas E. Harding.  On Having No Head was first published in 1961. Since then, it has become a modern spiritual classic. "Headlessness" is the feeling of no-self, which mystics of all times have aspired to. It is an instantaneous way of "waking up" and becoming more aware of one's true self. Simple exercises help meditators shift their focus from the mind to pure awareness, the true goal of meditation.  In this revised edition, Douglas conveys the immediacy, simplicity, and practicality of what he calls the "headless way," placing it within a Zen-like context. Douglas also draws parallels to practices in other traditions.  Is the world you experience "inside" your mind or "outside" it?

What Paul Meant

208 Pages, Paperback by Garry Wills, building on the popularity of his bestseller 'What Jesus Meant'.  on the life and doctrines of the apostle, Paul of Tarsus.  This is an incredible book that covers much about the controversial writings on both sides either vilifying or promoting St. Paul.  More than any other recent book I've read, I found this quite eye-opening and it made a few key points extremely clear about the schisms in the early days during the formation of Christianity.  It answers lots of questions about Christianity and Judaism...and why does it seem that Paul causes discord in Christianity?

Complete Works of H. Emilie Cady

197 pages, Paperback by Emily H. Cady.  This is a PROFOUNDLY life-changing book. If you wish to discover the truth of your being, Cady is an excellent starting point. However, she is the first one to discourage you from attempting to find truth in external sources. Rather, truth is found within, and sometimes a guide is helpful!  Dr. Cady lays the foundation of Jesus' teachings in a clear and concise manner, then invites you to heed the Wayshower's call and follow Him. She explains that Jesus was the great example, not the great exception. We are called to do more than worship Jesus; we are called to be like him and we do so by discovering our own inner Christ. This book gives you the roadmap necessary to uncover God's image within and to reacquaint ourselves with the true meaning of what Jesus came to share with the world.  You'll keep this on on your nightstand.

Jesus, Teacher and Healer

175 Pages, Paperback by White Eagle through the mediumship of Grace Cooke.  Grace was a modern British Spiritualist medium who founded the Church of the White Eagle Lodge in 1936 under the inspiration of her Indian spirit guide, White Eagle.  She used her psychic gifts to offer evidence of survival, and Ramsay MacDonald, the then British prime minister, vouched for the accuracy of her spirit communications. But, in later years, her emphasis shifted to spiritual healing and to channeling teachings from White Eagle and a few other spirit entities, including that of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Mrs. Cooke died September 5, 1979, at age 87.  Some pretty wonderful inspirational and biblical insights can be found here.  Generally, obstacles, illness and difficulties come to help the soul to understand and to acquire wisdom--sort of a Spiritual Gold's Gym to develop your spiritual muscles and discipline.

Spirit Teachings

304 Pages, Paperback by William S. Moses.  Written in 1883. REPRINT OF A VERY RARE AND HARD TO FIND BOOK.  Spirit Teachings, which came through Rev. Moses's hand in what is called automatic writing is regarded as Spiritualism's greatest classic. Here, in language of matchless prose, is contained the religious, philosophical and ethical implications of Spiritualism, as viewed by the spirit world. The communicators, by sheer brilliant logic, compelled their medium to abandon, stage by stage, his orthodox religious beliefs. They gave clear evidence of their high purpose and furnished him with irrefutable proofs of Survival.  The Spirit "Imperator" (whose identity was revealed as the ancient Jewish prophet "Malachi" in "More Spirit Teachings") is telling us that "All races of men have has a beam of this light amongst them. They have received it as best they might, have fostered it or dimmed it according to their development, and have in the end adapted to their different wants that which they were able to receive. None has reason to vaunt itself in exclusive possession, or to make futile efforts to force on others its own view of truth. So long as your world has endured, so long has it been true that the Brahmin, the Mohammedan, the Jew, and the Christian, has had his peculiar light, which he has considered to be his special heritage from heaven."