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Striking at the Roots: A Practical Guide to Animal Activism

21 reviews
Mark Hawthorne

O Books, 2008

Sharpening Your Activist Skills
Striking at the Roots: A Practical Guide to Animal Activism, by Mark Hawthorne, is about walking the walk - and getting others to walk with you. The book, Hawthorne explains, is "intended for the person who agrees with the premise that animals are mistreated in our society, believes that the public has a moral obligation to speak out against this cruelty and who wants to be directly involved in ...

The Way Things Are: A Living Approach to Buddhism (Buddhism (O Books))

32 reviews
Lama Ole Nydahl

O Books, 2007

The Way Things Are
The concepts of Buddhist belief are often quite difficult for the average western mind. I remember taking a Buddhist overview class in university and being completely lost. A few years later, I was drawn to another more in depth class. This class was taught by a man with passion and patience who walks the path himself. The right teacher truly makes all the difference. The Way Things Are is ...

God Calling: A Devotional Diary

107 reviews

O Books, 2005

A favorite book of daily devotions
This is one of my favorite books of daily devotions. I've been through it several times and never tire of it.

Take Me To Truth: Undoing the Ego

22 reviews
Nouk Sanchez, Tomas Vieira

O Books, 2007

The Real Deal!
Rings of Truth all the way through. The description of the (negative) ego logic system -- and the inevitable existential consequences -- is right on the button. Once described, it is much easier to see it for what it is, let it be, and move on. I found myself wondering what our world might be like if we were exposed to such powerful Teachings at about age 10. I felt grateful to have ...

The Reiki Sourcebook

24 reviews
Bronwen Stiene, Frans Stiene

O Books, 2009

Excellent Resource on Reiki
Bronwen and Frans Stiene wrote an intriguing work entitled "The Reiki Sourcebook," which consist roughly 350 pages and four parts and appendices. The authors did a wonderful research into the history of Reiki as well the Western and Japanese Reiki techniques. Not only that, they also discerned and discussed the difference between traditional (Usui Method) and non-traditional knowledge of Reiki, ...

Healing the Eternal Soul: Insights from Past Life and Spiritual Regression

14 reviews
Andy Tomlinson

O Books, 2006

Great and inspirating
Anyone is Interested in past life should read this beautifull book. I learned a lot from it for my personal work and for myself . Is full of information Is one of the most complete and clear of the existing book on this issue.

Power of the Sixth Sense: How to Keep Safe in a Hostile World

12 reviews
Jock Brocas

O Books, 2008

Power of the Sixth Sense
I found the book Power of the Sixth Sense to be a very well written work on a little known part of self defense. The information most people study on the physical side of defense is important, but is made vastly more effective by adding the ideas laid out in this book. Dick Severance, Florida USA 15th Dan Bujinkan Dojo

Practicing Conscious Living and Dying: Stories of the Eternal Continuum of Consciousness

11 reviews
Annamaria Hemingway

O Books, 2008

Moving Collection of Stories Powerfully Affirms Life
PRACTICING CONSCIOUS LIVING & DYING takes us where people go when they die, traveling with those who have been declared officially dead and who managed to return to life to share their stories. This refreshing book is a collection of sixteen very different personal accounts of people who have come face-to-face with death in many various ways. There is a rich treasure trove of experience shared in ...

Ordinary Women, Extraordinary Wisdom: The Feminine Face of Awakening

9 reviews
Rita Marie Robinson

O Books, 2007

Awakening
I practically had an awakening experience just reading this book. Hearing about awakening from so many different viewpoints, with different voices and experiences, as well as the voice of the narrator/author helped me take the information deeply inside of myself where I could feel it viscerally, treasure it in my heart, and allow it to move through me into my world. Highly recommend.

The Fall: The Insanity of the Ego in Human History and the Dawning of A New Era

9 reviews
Steve Taylor

O Books, 2005

Absolutely Fascinating!
This book had me riveted. If we'd read books like this in high school history class, I would have been a lot more interested. The author does a great job of combining history, anthropology, gender studies, and spirituality (among other things) into a fascinating account of the past 6,000 years of human history. I know that, after reading this book, I'll never look at the world the same way ...

The Japanese Art of Reiki: A Practical Guide to Self-Healing

9 reviews
Bronwen Stiene, Frans Stiene

O Books, 2005

The Roots of Reiki
This book is a "must have" as it takes the reader to the Shinto/Japanese spiritual roots of Reiki and where Reiki comes from. This book has become my Reiki bible and has deepened my practice. When you perform the exercises, as specified, the energy is undescrible and so very spiritual as it takes the participant to another place and space. If you purchase no other Reiki book this is the book to ...

Back to the Truth: 5000 years of Advaita

11 reviews
Dennis Waite

O Books, 2007

A Masterful Guide to Advaita
A profoundly astute and masterful guide to the field of Self-discovery. An authoritative scholar, Dennis writes with supreme clarity as he skillfully expounds, logically analyzes and insightfully integrates the wisdom of classical and contemporary teachers with the principles of Advaita. - Katie Davis, Awake Joy: The Essence of Enlightenment

Savage Breast: One Man's Search for the Goddess

9 reviews
Tim Ward

O Books, 2006

The Sex is Good
Tim Ward writes about sex the way women talk to each other about sex...with brutal honesty, playful humor and savored sensuality. His search for the Goddess is a brave, deep dive into the mystery of sex...and love...and the masculine soul. Not many men have the courage to write about these scary subjects, and I honor Ward for his willingness to stand naked before the Goddess and everybody. Savage ...

Medicine Dance: One Woman's Healing Journey into the World of Native American Sweatlodges, Drumming ...

8 reviews
Marsha Scarbrough

O Books, 2007

WOW
Medicine Dance is so engaging and funny that I couldn't put it down. I hope Marsha Scarbrough is working on a sequel.

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