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This is a book about knowing God. It is for those for whom just believing (or not believing) is no longer enough. Through personal experience, anecdote and story, a priest shares an ancient, but neglected aspect of Christian prayer. Contemplation takes us into the depths of the present moment, the only reality there has ever been and so the only place where God can be found. It takes us at different times into mystical oneness with the All, into profound self-knowledge and reveals love in the midst of the world.

Offers 'seekers' of various kinds profound and fascinating insights into the narrative themes, symbols and mythic elements encountered in the Harry Potter books. Drawing from diverse spiritual and scholarly sources, this guide provides layers of meaning and symbolism we encounter in all seven of the novels.

Explores the role of the listener in different contexts and the particular issues associated with working in situations where the usual boundaries of counselling are not in place. This work suggests ways of offering a caring response to others and helping them to move towards healthier ways of relating and functioning in the world.

The layperson's guide to emotional intelligence using real, down to earth examples. Approachable style with EQ testing and practical exercises and visualizations to help the reader address the way they think emotionally and live a happier, more authentic life.

When the planet Mercury shifts orbit, we experience a few weeks of missed connections and communication breakdowns. This book provides techniques to help sail through these periods. It explains how Mercury Retrograde is a gift to make lives fulfilling.

Materialism is the dominant worldview in the West. But it is only one worldview, and it doesn't completely work, even, ironically, being gradually undermined by the science that gave rise to it. This anthology of essays sketches the framework for a model of reality - one based on the primacy of consciousness rather than of matter.

From Usui-sensei's original teachings, this book develops Active Reiki Healing to bring Reiki back to its original purpose. It helps to learn how to use Reiki symbols and their mantras with the added use of intention and visualization to treat illnesses and injuries directly using Active Reiki Healing. It explores the spiritual nature of Reiki.

A father and son climb Mount Kilimanjaro. On the journey to the roof of Africa they traverse the treacherous terrain of fatherhood, divorce, dark secrets and old grudges, and forge an authentic adult relationship. The high-altitude trek takes them through some of the weirdest landscapes on the planet, and the final all-night climb to the frozen summit tests their endurance. On the way to the top father and son explore how our stories about ourselves can imprison us in the past, and the importance of letting go. The mountain too has a story to tell, a story about Climate Change and the future of humankind - a future etched all too clearly on Kilimanjaro's retreating glaciers.

Reiki is a path to self-perfection and liberation. It has an older lineage that runs back through Buddhist monks. Revealing the Vajrayana and Tantric Buddhist origins of Reiki, this work broadens the way we can view Reiki, seeing it, more than simply a healing system, as a way of living and a means to enlightenment.

Natasha Hoffman describes her personal pilgrimages to the standing stones of Carnac, France which she calls a vast wisdom library holding an encoded message from the archangels relating the early history of humankind to the problems of today and providing hope and inspiration for the future.

In our world, ravaged by devastation and war, this title takes you on a contemplative journey with words that replenish our lives with passion, energy, and love.

A thorough explanation of Celtic history and beliefs is followed by an analysis of their view and its modern relevance. After all, it's the religion we all used to follow in the West. Massively comprehensive but very accessible, all students of religion and serious seekers will find this definitive guide to what Druid means and how to be one today.

This book offers critical engagements with four objects from the nineteenth century: The ruins of the Crystal Palace in Sydenham and the dinosaurs that remain, the Albert Memorial in Kensington Gardens, Oxford's Pitt Rivers Museum and the short novel by H.G. Wells The Time Machine. These provide very different forms of encounter, but are bound by the shadow of the Great Exhibition of 1851.This immense spectacle helped forge our understanding of display, surveillance and commodity. This legacy can be detected in the development of the modern museum and gallery as well as the shaping of spaces and structures of trade, commerce and political display, denying any possibility of conceptually separating these sites. Linked by a cumulative narrative that binds the mid nineteenth century to the early twenty-first, these four objects are identified as formative traces of the past within the present. They provide models for critical thought and suggest answers to the problematic conditions that they present as ideologically specific relics from a previous age.

Crucible of Love is a roadmap for a new understanding of love, radically challenging our conventional ideas about relationships. Written from the heart, with passion and clarity, it offers us a vision of what it means to live with love at the centre of our lives, and ';where the wedding means all of us', in true freedom and openness.

This book is for anyone who would like to take faith seriously but finds their intelligence getting in the way.

Based on the enneagram, it is the most important new material on it in thirty years. It uncovers for the first time the logic behind the system.

Provides 84 hilarious and penetrating stories that will make you rethink the way you do business and, indeed, live your life.