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Breaking The Spell»rank: 5735par: Daniel Dennett
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Home To Holly Springs»rank: 12963par: Jan Karon
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The Way of the Heart»rank: 1553par: Henri J. M. Nouwen
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Living in the Heart: How to Enter Into the Sacred Space Within the Heart with CD (Audio)»rank: 15776par: Drunvalo Melchizedek
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Jessie»rank: 34344par: Lori Wick
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The Seeker's Guide: Making Your Life a Spiritual Adventure»rank: 1255par: Elizabeth Lesser
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Elizabeth Lesser, cofounder of the 0mega lnstitute, speaks to America's cross-pollination of religious, psychological, metaphysical, and ancient traditions that have flowered into contemporary spirituality. Like many seekers, Lesser has discovered a deeply personal religious path--one that wandered through Zen Buddhist monasteries, meandered through Christian churches, dabbled in African and Native American traditions, and expanded into the teachings of the Great Mother. Using her own journey as the road map, Lesser discusses why so many Americans are coming to a deeply personal form of religion--one that does not ... |
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Sheet Music: Uncovering the Secrets of Sexual Intimacy in Marriage»rank: 15281par: Kevin Leman
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Elizabeth Lesser, cofounder of the 0mega lnstitute, speaks to America's cross-pollination of religious, psychological, metaphysical, and ancient traditions that have flowered into contemporary spirituality. Like many seekers, Lesser has discovered a deeply personal religious path--one that wandered through Zen Buddhist monasteries, meandered through Christian churches, dabbled in African and Native American traditions, and expanded into the teachings of the Great Mother. Using her own journey as the road map, Lesser discusses why so many Americans are coming to a deeply personal form of religion--one that does not ... |
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Pearls Before Swine: 2009 Day-to-Day Calendar»rank: 7025par: Stephan Pastis
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Elizabeth Lesser, cofounder of the 0mega lnstitute, speaks to America's cross-pollination of religious, psychological, metaphysical, and ancient traditions that have flowered into contemporary spirituality. Like many seekers, Lesser has discovered a deeply personal religious path--one that wandered through Zen Buddhist monasteries, meandered through Christian churches, dabbled in African and Native American traditions, and expanded into the teachings of the Great Mother. Using her own journey as the road map, Lesser discusses why so many Americans are coming to a deeply personal form of religion--one that does not ... |
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The Great Divorce»rank: 12697par: C. S. Lewis
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Elizabeth Lesser, cofounder of the 0mega lnstitute, speaks to America's cross-pollination of religious, psychological, metaphysical, and ancient traditions that have flowered into contemporary spirituality. Like many seekers, Lesser has discovered a deeply personal religious path--one that wandered through Zen Buddhist monasteries, meandered through Christian churches, dabbled in African and Native American traditions, and expanded into the teachings of the Great Mother. Using her own journey as the road map, Lesser discusses why so many Americans are coming to a deeply personal form of religion--one that does not ... |
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The Persecutor.»rank: 33874par: Sergei, Kourdakov
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Elizabeth Lesser, cofounder of the 0mega lnstitute, speaks to America's cross-pollination of religious, psychological, metaphysical, and ancient traditions that have flowered into contemporary spirituality. Like many seekers, Lesser has discovered a deeply personal religious path--one that wandered through Zen Buddhist monasteries, meandered through Christian churches, dabbled in African and Native American traditions, and expanded into the teachings of the Great Mother. Using her own journey as the road map, Lesser discusses why so many Americans are coming to a deeply personal form of religion--one that does not ... |