The Astrology Zone

Filled with practical meditations, visualizations, and spells to help us work in harmony with nature, this book is for those interested in ancient magical lore, as well as those who are desirous of a deeper connection with nature.

A celebrated Native American author conveys the true spirit of Native American ways of knowing in these heartfelt meditations, poems, stories, and lessons. In 364 daily offerings organized according to the cycles of the moon, Sams offers stirring insights into the spirituality of the earth.

With compassion and insight, an expert counselor shows teen girls how to find the solutions to stress and anxiety that lie within Parents, schoolwork, boyfriends, college . . .it's enough to make any teenage girl wish she could just snap her fingers and make it all go away. But with the click of her heels, she'll soon discover that the means to dealing with stress were always within her power. 'Dealing with the Stuff That Makes Life Tough helps teenage girls find the wisdom within to overcome stress in their lives. A serious self-help guide for teenage girls that is neither preachy nor condescending, 'Dealing with the Stuff That Makes Life Tough uses real-life anecdotes to help readers triumph over difficulties. Common teen anxieties include: Body image Dating Divorce Depression Insomnia Friends and bullies Substance abuse Gay and lesbian issues The book also includes short introductions of each subject, expert quotes, statistics, key points, reading lists, Web pages, and toll-free numbers.

This 'rich and brilliant pathway to a fully human spiritual life . . . describes the universal longing and quest all humans have for something transcendent' (John Bradshaw). 'A genuine, wise, and soulful description of the spiritual journey. Down-to-earth and accessible'.--Linda Leonard, author of Meeting the Madwoman.

The spirits of the Bird Tribes, America's prehistory inhabitants, explain the 'Great Day of Purification', the 24-year earth cycle that began last August and must cleanse the planet before the actual dawning of the New Age.

Presents a collection of interviews through letters, emails, phone calls, and meetings with the authors' heroes, including Jimmy Carter, Desmond Tutu, Steven Wozniak, and Jackie Chan.

In the spirit of her bestselling The Language of Letting Go, America's most beloved inspirational writer guides us on a sacred journey as we learn to expand our creativity, embrace our powers, and open our hearts. Writing with the same warmth, honesty, and compassion that has attracted such a loyal following, Melody Beattie now charts an new path toward spiritual growth and renewal. In 365 insightful and delightfully warm daily reflections, Journey to the Heart will comfort and inspire us all as we begin to discover out true purpose in the world and learn to connect even more deeply with ourselves, the creative force, and the magic and mystery in the world around and within us.

For all who have thrilled to accounts of out-of-body travel and yearned to go along for the ride, America's leading expert on astral projection offers the riveting tale of his travels beyond the body and offers easy-to-follow techniques to guide readers on the journey of a lifetime--and beyond.

A renowned student of don Juan Matus, Florinda Donner-Grau entered the world of spiritual healing as an anthropologist. But her involvement soon deepened into something far more personal when she bacame an apprentice to dona Mercedes, and aged healer in a remote Venezuelean town known for its population of spiritualists, sorcerers, and mediums. This book presents a fascinating report on what she has encountered.

Furnishing meditations on the ninety-nine Qualities of Unity, this reflective handbook explains how to apply Sufi principles to the challenges of modern life, with inspirational commentary on each quality and its relationship to contemporary concerns, along with timeless wisdom from the Sufi masters, stories, lore, and poetry. Original.

''Her own genuinely encouraging chapters take the reader through the various stages of closing an old chapter and opening a new one. . . . She offers genuine help by giving people the words to understand and describe what they are going through as they close and open chapters of their lives.'--'Publishers Weekly ''An engaging and instructive read.'--'Fast Company In 'Chapters, author Candice Carpenter offers concrete, step-by-step guidance for planning ahead for major changes, knowing when it's time to shift gears and embark on a new chapter, handling false starts and failures, and achieving true personal satisfaction over a lifetime.

This fascinating adventure follows anthropologist Florinda Donner as she experiences firsthand the wild mystery and slow destruction of an indigenous tribe in the endangered rain forest. Her rich images of daily life as she lives with the Yanomama and the magic of ritual in this native village unforgettably portray a world threatened by extinction.