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    Aleph by Paulo Coelho
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    'Aleph' by Paulo Coelho is a spiritual and introspective journey of self-discovery and healing. The author embarks on a physical journey across Russia on the Trans Siberian Railway, accompanied by various characters including a young Turkish woman named Hilal. Through encounters with these characters and experiences along the way, the author delves deep into his past life, seeking forgiveness and understanding. The narrative weaves together elements of reality and fantasy, exploring themes of destiny, forgiveness, and the interconnectedness of past and present lives.

    OH, NO, NOT ANOTHER RITUAL! Not another invocation intended to make the invisible forces manifest in the visible world! What has that got to do with the world we live in today? Graduates leave univers...

  2. "The Purpose Driven Life: What on Earth Am I Here for?" by Rick Warren is a 40-day personal spiritual journey that aims to help readers discover God's purpose for their lives. The book presents what the author believes are God's five purposes for human life on Earth, challenging conventional definitions of worship, fellowship, discipleship, ministry, and evangelism. Through daily readings and reflections, Warren guides readers to focus on serving God and spreading the word of Jesus to find fulfillment and meaning in life.

    The book is structured in 40 brief chapters, each intended to be read as a daily devotional, providing fresh insights on faith and offering a blueprint for a lifestyle centered on God's eternal purposes. Warren emphasizes the importance of understanding God's intentions for creating each individual, guiding readers to reduce stress, focus energy, simplify decisions, and ultimately prepare for eternity by aligning their lives with God's plan.

    The purpose of your life is far greater than your own personal fulfillment, your peace of mind, or even your happiness. It’s far greater than your family, your career, or even your wildest dreams and ...

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    The Celestine Prophecy - Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield
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    'The Celestine Prophecy' by James Redfield is a fictional adventure novel that follows a man who discovers an ancient Mayan manuscript containing 9 insights predicting the rise of a spiritually based culture at the end of the 20th century. The writing style is described as basic, with a compelling story pace and a life-changingly powerful message underlying the narrative.

    The book presents philosophical ideals about how people should treat one another and themselves, structured around a series of insights that offer concrete strategies to make the world a better place. While the writing is criticized as poor by some, the substance of the book is praised for offering a new perspective on life, relationships, and the self, with good metaphors and inspirational content.

    I drove up to the restaurant and parked, then leaned back in my seat to think for a moment. Charlene, I knew, would already be inside, waiting to talk with me. But why? I hadn't heard a word from her ...

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    Hippie by Paulo Coelho
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    "Hippie" by Paulo Coelho follows the journey of Paulo, a young Brazilian man, who embarks on a travel adventure from Bolivia to Nepal with fellow traveler Karla on the Magic Bus. The story depicts their experiences across Europe and central Asia, exploring themes of self-discovery, inner truth, and spiritual growth. The narrative alternates between various characters on the bus, immersing the reader in a world of free spirits, unconventional life choices, and the search for meaning during the hippie era of the 1970s. Coelho's writing style weaves together travelogue elements with introspective reflections, offering insights into the characters' personal spiritual journeys.

    The plot of "Hippie" delves into the transformative experiences of the characters as they navigate through different countries, encountering diverse landscapes, vibrant cultures, and fellow passengers seeking enlightenment. Coelho's narrative captures the essence of the hippie movement, portraying a blend of adventure, self-exploration, and the pursuit of freedom amidst societal norms. unfolds as a captivating blend of travel memoir and spiritual quest, inviting readers to join the protagonists on a transformative journey towards self-discovery and inner peace.


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    Home Is the Sailor by Robin Lee Graham, Derek L.T. Gill
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    "Home Is the Sailor" by Robin Lee Graham is a follow-up to his previous work, "Dove," chronicling his journey through life after returning to the land with his wife, Patti. The book delves into their experiences homesteading in Montana, providing an honest and unpretentious account of their struggles and triumphs. Readers praise the book for its realistic portrayal of the couple's spiritual journey, faith, and the challenges they faced while building a life far away from the sea.

    The narrative captures the essence of Robin and Patti's unwavering faith, their battle through adversities together, and the emotional depth of their story. The writing style is described as raw, sad, intriguing, and heartfelt, offering a cautionary tale for those interested in living off the land and a reflection on the couple's inspiring lives.


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    By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept - On The Seventh Day by Paulo Coelho
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    'By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept' by Paulo Coelho follows the story of Pilar, a young Spanish woman, who reunites with her lost love, a spiritual seeker turned healer, leading to a journey of love, forgiveness, and spirituality in the French Pyrenees. The plot centers around their rekindled romance, discussions on life's big questions, and the mysteries of love and life. Coelho's writing style is described as poetic, full of metaphors, and touching on themes of religion, spirituality, and the feminine aspects of the divine.

    Begin Reading BY THE RIVER Piedra I sat down and wept. There is a legend that everything that falls into the waters of this river—leaves, insects, the feathers of birds—is transformed into the rocks t...

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    The Third Eye by T. Lobsang Rampa
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    'The Third Eye' by T. Lobsang Rampa is a coming of age novel about a young boy from a high-class family who is thrown out of his house by his stern father to become a monk. He is initiated into the higher order and taught the most secretive occult powers of Tibet. The author writes in great detail, providing factual descriptions of clairvoyant powers and insight into people, based on real adepts. offers a fascinating look into Tibetan philosophy and religion through the eyes of the author, revealing information about human existence and powers which are hard to accept and refute.

    The plot of the book revolves around the protagonist's journey into manhood and finding a powerful spiritual connection. Despite initial doubts, readers are drawn into the story, learning about neglected and forgotten powers of humans as universal beings. explores spiritual themes such as aura perception, astral traveling, and introspection, offering a valuable perspective on life's biggest philosophical questions.

    “Oe. Oe. Four years old and can’t stay on a horse! You’ll never make a man! What will your noble father say?” With this, Old Tzu gave the pony-and luckless rider-a hearty thwack across the hindquarter...

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    Godric by Frederick Buechner
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    Frederick Buechner's 'Godric' is a biographical novel based on the life of the real 12th-century English saint, Godric of Finchale. The book portrays Godric's transformation from a criminal rogue in his early years to a pious hermit in the latter part of his life. Through a mix of memoir and biography, the narrative delves into Godric's adventures as a peddler, pirate, and steward, his spiritual journey, and his struggles with sin and redemption. Buechner skillfully weaves together historical facts with fiction, presenting Godric's story in a compelling and universal manner that captures the essence of a medieval mind.

    Buechner's writing style in 'Godric' is noted for its use of Anglo-Saxon words, verse-like structure, and authentic medieval language. The novel is presented as a recounting of Godric's life to his disciple, Reginald, with shifts between first and third person narration. The book explores themes of sin, grace, spirituality, and the human experience, offering a vivid and earthy portrayal of a complex character set against the backdrop of medieval England.


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    Amrita by Banana Yoshimoto
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    'Amrita' by Banana Yoshimoto narrates the story of a woman in her twenties who partially loses her memory after a fall. As she attempts to recover a full sense of self, the novel unfolds the unconventional life of her family and introduces quirky characters leading seemingly uneventful lives. Yoshimoto explores themes such as memory, friendship, family relations, and alienation, portraying clairvoyance, mesmerism, and telepathy as normal occurrences while describing foreign concepts in a way that may seem alien to many readers. The narrative style is described as unique, unpretentious, and transformative, taking readers on an unforgettable, unpredictable spiritual journey through the everyday experiences and reflections of the main character, a young Tokyo woman.


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    Father Sergius by Leo Tolstoy
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    Father Sergius is a short but profound story that follows the journey of a man with great possibilities who seeks holiness for his own sake, only to plummet from grace and find true conversion. The plot revolves around a rich nobleman turned monk, Father Sergius, who faces various twists and surprises, including a young woman's attempt to seduce him. Through inner conflicts and struggles, the protagonist embarks on a search for genuine faith and wrestles with his desire to live a holy and righteous life, ultimately leading to a poignant and instructive conclusion.


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