Lives and teachings of 40 of the world's greatest saints and spiritual beacons provide a blueprint for total self-realization. Guidance from masters.Softcover, 256p

This is a book full of inspiring stories and lives inspired by the experience of the divine. In the words of the author: I wrote this book for those who know that they are skeptical and materialistic ...

Who are the contemporary women saints of India? This exquisite book describes the lives of several of these women who follow their calling to sainthood - manifestations on earth of the divine feminin...

Ananda Abinou was born and achieved his enlightenment in the West. His awakening jarred the slumbering memories of his students from prior lifetimes, and from all over the world they came to him. Sinc...

These three volumes comprise lengthy first-person accounts by devotees whose lives were transformed by Ramana Maharshi. The narratives span the entire fifty-four year era of Bhagavan's teaching career...

Throughout the ancient world, people presented offerings to the deities along with petitions and prayers. Most often they were supplicated with a bonfire or flame from an oil lamp. In time, Christi...

The great Indian sage Ramana Maharshi (1879-1950) had the unique gift of embodying the Infinite in an extraordinary manner, with a genuinely universal approach. Through this profound series of dialogu...

Shree Maa, one of India's beloved saints, spent eight years so absorbed in God that she ate only turmeric and basil. Then she heard an inner message to teach the wisdom of India in the West. Swami Sat...

It is said that those who are dear to the ones who are dear to us become dear to us also. Early devotees of neem karoli baba realized the truth of this in the early days when they first gathered toget...

Aimed at Western readers open to a universalist, non-creedal approach to religion, this is the first in-depth study to compare the lives and spiritual teachings of Ramakrishna, the celebrated God-man ...

Sai Baba of Shirdi is a unique phenomenon. He had a profound insight into both Hindu and Islamic scriptures. He founded no ashram, wrote nor critique of any holy work, nor initiated any disciple to ta...

Cardozo (1627-1706), a follower of the false messiah Sabbatai Zevi, was one of the most vivid, complex and original personalities to emerge within Judaism during the 17th century. A early modern Je...

Collected here are 300 short meditations by Christian contemplatives from the 2nd to the 14th century, arranged under three general headings: practice, theory, and gnosis. Many were written by the leg...

A 12th century mystic, visionary and healer, Hildegard of Bingen recognized that psychological trauma, emotional distress and other maladies of the soul often lead to illness. In this book, Dr. St...

Known primarily for her musical compositions, Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179) also produced major works of theology; wrote books on natural history, the medicinal use of plants, and other natural reme...

Twice in the last hundred years Babaji has appeared, lived and taught in the tiny village of Haidakhan in the Himalayan foothills. In the 1890s, he built the temple on the top of the hill where the...

Plotinus lived in the third century, but he is still regarded as the Father of Western Mysticism and counted among the greatest mystical philosophers who ever lived. This treasury of his most precious...

Tuck one of these Pocket Saints - with the enclosed descriptive booklet, holy card, and hand-painted figurine - into your pocket or bag and take the protective spirit of these saints with you wherever...

Did you know that the real Saint Nicholas was a fourth century bishop in Asia Minor? And that Europeans celebrate him on December 6? Patron saint of children, sailors, innocent prisoners, brides, and ...

Merton, the Trappist poet and monk whose book The Seven Story Mountain became an international best-seller, was an influential thinker and writer as well as a prophetic social critic. Though he lived ...