They Lived With God: Life Stories Of Some Devotees Of Sri Ramakrishna


Chetananda - 1989
    It is interesting to note that these lay disciples even after Swami Ramakrishna's death continued to live the same transformed lives. They accepted him as as a Divine Incarnation, as God manifest in human form. This Books presents a more complete picture of Ramakrishna himself, including many new stories about life which have never been recorded in English.

The Dhamapada: Or the Path of Righteousness (1902)


Norton F.W. Hazeldine - 2009
    Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.

The Great Rebellion


Samael Aun Weor - 1975
    This book shows how you can make it happen."When one discovers the real cause of so much misery and bitterness, it becomes obvious that something can be done..." - Samael Aun WeorDo you want a better world and a better life? Do you thirst for genuine happiness? You can transcend suffering when you know about:• The underlying cause of the world's pain and problems• What consciousness is and how it works• How cause and effect create your life• The power within us that can cleanse the mind of faults and darknessThis book embraces and clarifies the essential wisdom within all the world's religions and spiritual traditions. Yet, change does not come from belief or theories. Real change comes from self-knowledge: gnosis. The Great Rebellion explains how all of the world's problems addiction, war, pollution, starvation, crime come from within us. By changing ourselves within, we change the world around us. This is the genuine foundation of every great spiritual tradition in the world. By truly becoming better people, the world becomes a better place.

Filthy Little Thing: A Hotwife Fantasy


Jason Lenov - 2019
    Adam worries how his shy wife, Mercy, will cope with having to share the only room left. Bored at having to ride out the storm with only two channels on TV, Nelson suggests an innocent game of truth or dare. As Mercy sheds her usual bashful demeanor, the situation turns explosive. How low will Adam let his wife descend?

Your 3 Best Super Powers


Sonia Choquette - 2016
    You wantthem. You feel that life would be better with them. You wish you couldhave been born with them. The good news is you have super powers!According to world-renowned intuitive guide and spiritual teacher SoniaChoquette, you are blessed with three incredible super powers:meditation, imagination, and intuition. When cultivated, they give youthe ability to live a life of tranquility and empowerment.In Your 3 Best Super Powers, Sonia uses meditation to tap into your other super powers, allowing you toclear mental space and to take charge of the source of all creativity,imagination--which is essential to envisioning and enacting your heart'sdesires. Then she seamlessly guides you to your sixth sense, intuition,to help you make the smartest, safest, and most satisfying decisions inyour personal and professional life.Filled with inspiringstories, this invaluable book synthesizes Sonia's experience workingwith hundreds of clients for more than three decades to provide proventechniques and practical tips that can be easily incorporated into yourdaily routine.Includes a digital download of guided meditations "The best part is that by developing your three best super powers, you addto the beauty, peace, creativity, and harmony of the universe. Thesethree super powers are gifts to you that keep on giving to the world." --Sonia Choquette

Strength in the Storm: Creating Calm in Difficult Times


Eknath Easwaran - 2005
    Today, it’s a chronic, low-level interference that affects everyone, sometimes with devastating results. In Strength in the Storm, one of the 20th century’s great spiritual teachers addresses this issue. Drawing on his observations of modern life and his teachings, this compact book shows readers how to make the small choices every day that help them build better families, work environments, and communities — transforming themselves in the process. With gentle wisdom and humor, Easwaran offers specifics on finding the calm center of chaos. He urges readers to take their time, showing how it is the mind, not external events, that drive a sense of urgency and restlessness. He stresses meditating on words that embody one’s highest ideals, allowing them to take root and bring about wonderful life changes. Additional inspirational passages invite the reader to achieve deeper healing and reflection.