A 60-year-old man had nagging questions about his life. Reluctantly, he turned to AI for answers. The response was unexpected, and the answers pointed him in a new direction. Robert John Popoff shares his remarkable journey in The Algorithm and the Soul: An Unexpected Grace....

Rabei A. Wazzeh's The Masterpiece of Nature takes a deep look at how people slowly shape their lives, and do it through repeated action, even when certainty has disappeared. Using real figures, including Nelson Mandela during imprisonment under apartheid and Malala Yousafzai after surviving political...

Rajat Chohda’s The Divine Flow of Satyuga is a philosophy built around the belief that peace is possible when a person stops surrendering emotional stability to outside judgment. Chohda tells us that a lot of forms of suffering begin when people confuse temporary craving with...

Lisa Carr combines self-help with a perfect introduction to the spiritual path in The Spiritual Mentor Handbook. The book both teaches and heals, while encouraging continued spiritual growth and self-discovery. It will strike a chord with many readers who are looking for purpose and clarity....

If you’re looking for a book that makes you think and feel at the same time, The Paradox of Pain by Mariela G. George is definitely it. Be prepared for a book that doesn’t just tell you about suffering—it makes you question it deeply while...

Discovering and reclaiming your soul’s identity is fundamental to our spiritual journey. Joy Vottus explains our ancient origins and why we are incarnated at this time in Transform Your Cosmic Self. She covers a multitude of questions, based on divine revelation and her own experiences....

If you are troubled with repetitive patterns that are holding you back, or have a sense of not fitting in, perhaps it is time to review your spiritual past. Stephanie Tingle provides an innovative answer in The Key…to the Whole Situation. For readers unfamiliar with...

Have individuals been manipulated into accepting a subservient role in society? The Tightrope Walker by Sasan Habibvand describes this phenomenon as fundamental humiliation, in which we are dehumanized, stripped of our true worth, and then exploited. In this exploration of that theme, philosophy teacher Shabe...

The March of Ink by Edgar Dixon Rodriquez is an informative and deeply moving account of the author’s war deployment to the Persian Gulf in 1991, including 43 letters between him and his new bride. The author was a member of the Army Reserve and...

The term “ghost in the machine” was first coined by Gilbert Ryle in 1949, and simplistically put, suggests that consciousness or the mind can exist alongside, but independently, within a physical entity. The Ghost in the Machine Reconsidered by Joshua Robertson revisits this and related...