Included in this book are interviews and narratives from four women who survived the Japanese internment camps in the Philippines: Margaret Sams, Sascha Jean Jansen, Jane Wills, and Karen Kerns Lewis. There are many books available on the intense, often harrowing, sometimes terrible experiences during World War II. Lives were lost, twisted turned around and dramatically changed. In offering this book, there aim is to awaken a spark of understanding or there common heritage.

This is a compelling exploration of the human psyche and of the specific techniques through which man can achieve the highest possible levels of consciousness. This exploration, which involves every aspect of human behaviour -- the instinctive, motor, emotional, and intellectual -- is, in the words of the author, 'the only game worth playing' -- The Master Game. This is the best-known consciousness classic by Robert S. de Ropp with over 200,000 copies sold. The book influenced two generations of readers on their spiritual path. Scientist de Ropp's compendium provides a fine introduction to the various practices of meditation, yoga, Fourth Way and other paths.

First edition of a ground-breaking work on an ancient subject. E.J. Gold gives a new perspective, along with much detailed and esoteric history, on the use of sexual energy for transformational purposes.

A labyrinthine voyage, a skilled operation of spiritual midwifery at its aesthetic height guided by over statement, exaggerated soliloquy, emphatic dramatisation, as well as droll understatement by a master of the ironic.

This book of lively talks, including question and answer sessions, is a companion guide to 'The American Book of the Dead'. In its practical and direct approach and its innovative perspectives on death, dying, and the integration of our own death into a conscious life, this book offers a keen insight into a contemporary western teaching. Deepening the understanding of a compassionate, non-sentimental approach to the great voyage that every human will undertake, this book is recommended for every reader of spiritual literature. The book offers insight, support and practical approaches to the rich tapestry of materials available to hospice and palliative care workers for supporting the cultural and spiritual diversity of patient and family experience and the ending of life. It is also a great course of how to intentionally, purposefully and joyfully live in the present moment.