Important to consider with any informative evaluation of The Orthodox Dilemma by layman George Alexander is the necessarily circumscribed focus of his attention – the historical delineations, early schisms, and later separations of Orthodox Christianity into various Churches, along with a specific concern for a...

The Indigo Journals: Spiritual Healing For Indigo Adults & Other Feminine Souls by Yol Swan is laid out as a guide for those people who are sensible, emphatic and creative. It can be hard for those people who are different and often they feel disconnected...

The Trees Outside: Family Tree, the Novel is a collection of poetry with an essay and an excerpt from author Andrea Carr’s debut novel, Family Tree, the Novel. The author explains in her introduction that The Trees Outside is not a sequel to Family Tree,...

The Tabernacle: Living in Power Through Abiding Prayer by Timothy Dunlap is an uplifting book that will help readers find their true source of strength by learning to pray. The book speaks about the divine purpose of prayer and how it has been widely neglected...

The GOD Soliloquy by Gopi Menon begins with provoking questions: What if everything we have been told about the world and about God is wrong? If we are to consider that all holy books were written at a time when people were ignorant about the...

Tshombe Amen's The Professor is a deeply philosophical and spiritual book that challenges how one looks at the world straight from the gate. It will have you thinking from page one. I have degrees in both psychology and philosophy. I would have loved to have...

The Layman Who Knew Too Much by Loyd West gives the author’s impressions and experiences in the church, having been an elder for three years and a member for many, many years. Beginning with an overview of what to expect, Loyd dives into his childhood...

Think Less, Live More by Shelley Row depicts the author's journey to feeling successful and worthy, which begins with the author's visit to a counselor and ends with the author's advice to the reader: ‘Think less. Listen more…’ In between, the book looks at the...

Th3 Simple Questions: Slice Open Everyday Life is a collection of Jean W. Yaeger's blog entries from January through June, 2014. Each entry revolves around three questions: "Who am I?", "Why am I here?" and "What do I want?" These essays are far-ranging, with topics...

The Incredible State of Absolute Nothingness: A Personal Account of Spiritual Enlightenment is a first hand account of one man's experiences with spiritual matters in finding and exploring man's non dual nature. Stephen D'Amico explains the many fantastic journeys into the spiritual realm of...