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The author provides a road map to peace, joy and wholeness.  She offers advice to people who have lost their way, and she provides a spiritual foundation for those who are questioning the meaning of life after the upheavals of war and economic turmoil.  The book can be read as a series of meditations on a larger theme.  The author’s strong belief in the huge influence of the subconscious mind, and our ability to use the conscious mind to harness it, is the foundation of the entire book. Each chapter shows how to harness the power of the subconscious mind to live with purpose.

Raymond Charles Barker had a unique ability to explain in a clear and simple way metaphysical ideas like the law of attraction, affirmations, meditation, mental healing of the body, and what he termed "spiritual mind treatment". He inspired many people to take charge of their lives and change in positive ways.

A collection of short stories based on the lives of five Italian-American sisters from the upstate New York town of Fulton that take place between the 1920’s and the 1950’s, based loosely on true stories about the sisters in their youth. Their stories remind us that human nature remains the same, even as the world around us has changed drastically since their time.
Pictured standing, the sisters from left to right: Nancy, Josie, Anna, Kathryn and Carmella; pictured sitting, parents Maria and Onofrio

In clear language this book explains how the power of thought can be used to change your life and heal the body, mind and spirit, and thus eliminate fear, anxiety, worry, nervousness, pessimism and unbelief.

This seminal work of American practical spirituality was one of the first important books on the law of attraction, mental healing, affirmations, and the power of the mind.

This classic work that explains how the origins of the New Thought movement, the uniquely American spiritual philosophy that developed at the turn of the 20th century, can be found in the oldest philosophical systems of humanity, and in the revival of Transcendentalism which occurred in America about 1800 to 1825.

Thousands of American Jews were drawn to Christian Science and other New Thought teachings at the turn of the 20th century along with countless Christians. The growing popularity of New Thought teachings among American Jews concerned Jewish leaders of the time, including American Reform Rabbi Alfred Geiger Moses, who decided to do something about it.

Adolph Moses taught that the true religion of Moses is recognition of the one God for everyone everywhere, not a tribal religion forming the basis for an ethnic state in the Middle East. Moses emphasized the universal nature of Judaism and all true religion. He adopted the term "Yahvism" to emphasize his conviction that Judaism was neither a national nor a tribal religion. He wanted to attract non-Jews to Judaism, and he wanted to lure back Jews who had lost affection for their religion.

Ethan is a religion professor at Columbia University obsessed with Jewish mysticism whose Muslim lover, Yaqub, has been falsely accused of terrorism. Ethan’s struggle to clear Yaqub’s name leads him to the Holy Land where he attempts to open the ancient gates to the Temple Mount.

Ean works as a Forensic Case Manager at a social services agency, and has been married for three years to Stacey, an Assistant District Attorney. Stacey feels compelled to adopt a child who Ean names Tur ("Rut" spelled backwards), who is about to be placed in foster care. As the journey with Tur begins, the young family has a fateful encounter with a male bull moose.

In her search for Hans Barskova, a Teaching Assistant at MIT, Eliza Boria learns that the neural code was deciphered by the United States government and that the technology to create computer-controlled humans ("cybernatons") was tested in the Soviet Union during the Cold War. Eliza discovers that her grandmother, Bernice Figueroa, traveled to Russia with Norbert Weiner during his lectures on cybernetics and planted the idea of utilizing cybernetics for the advancement of eugenics to create a master race on earth.

This inspirational story about a sexually abused child also takes the reader on an expedition through the mind of the predator who abused him. The book gives the reader insight into the reality of sexual abuse, and the mind of a sexual predator.