- As you can see, I had another busy month. There are a lot of spiritual gift ideas here, as well as pages on famous people and one quotes page.
Interfaith Jewelry – letting all religions coexist
- A lot of people are worried about the way different religions antagonize one another. It’s an old story, but one that humanity can no longer ignore. Islam is the black sheep at the moment. For those who want to show their allegiance to tolerance bet…
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Buddha Jewelry - It’s perhaps become too often seen: the image of Buddha is everywhere. I even saw a picture of Buddha-shaped containers somewhere online. Still, these Buddha-shaped pendants and earrings are pretty as well as inspiring. One of the easiest ways of say…
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Hamsa home decor and wall decoration
- The Hamsa is a sacred symbol of luck and health throughout the Middle East. This symbol unites Muslims and Jews in a common cultural heritage. On this page you will find Hamsa clocks and wall decoration. Pretty, unique and bringing good luck – what m…
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Albert Low zen quotes, books and biography
- Albert William Low is best known as authorized Zen master in the Sanbo Kyodan school, and internationally published author. He has a background as a human resources executive. He has lived in England, South Africa, Canada, and the United States and h…
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Thich Nhat Hanh Books - Anybody interested in Buddhism today knows about Zen Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh. His lectures, books and videos are wildly popular. I’ve found you the 10 most popular of his books.
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The Lives of Sri Aurobindo - Reviewed in the West as the only decent biography of Sri Aurobindo Goshe, from politician, to poet and guru. This guy lived a fascinating life and Peter Heehs describes as many aspects of it as the Sri Aurobindo archives can help enlighten us on. In…
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Sri Aurobindo and the Mother - Together they built Auroville, an ashram in Southern India (south of Madras). He was the reclusive yogi, she his outward manifestation or shakti. That is: she taught, she organized, she was there for people to related to. He sat in his room and kept…
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Integral Yoga: Sri Aurobindo’s Teaching & Method of Practice
- This is a fascinating book. I’m constantly finding things that are different or the same as Blavatsky’s theosophy. Her teachings are my spiritual home base, which doesn’t mean I’m not open to other paths – or blind to Blavatsky’s defects. The reason…
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Search for the Soul in Everyday Living, The Mother
- Inspiring and thought provoking view on the spiritual path. A bit dated in places, but not less fascinating for it. There are real gems here though – things you’ll find rarely anywhere else. Though in places this book is evidently rooted in a time b…
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Coleman Barks, Rumi translator and poet
- Coleman Barks (born 1937) is an American poet. Although he neither speaks nor reads Persian, he is nonetheless renowned as an interpreter of Rumi and other mystic poets of Persia. Barks is a native of Chattanooga, Tennessee. He attended the Universi…
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The Law of One Quotes - Though we see a world of change and contrast all about, it’s one of the ancient esoteric insights that all is One. That is: everything is intimately connected, from Divine to mortal. From heaven to earth. From black to white. One of the ways in whi…
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