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Emerson Here and Now
Richard Geldard
Sharoo’s Great Decision
W.W. Rowe
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The Short Path to Enlightenment
Expanded 2nd edition
Paul Brunton
Discussions on Perennial Philosophy
Plotinus, Paul Brunton and Cosmic Astrology
By Anthony Damiani
$13.45
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Nautilus Book Awards Silver The Short Path to Enlightenment, Expanded 2nd Edition
Instructions for Immediate Awakening
By Paul Brunton
$15.16
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Falling Open in a World Falling Apart
The Essential Teaching of Amoda Maa
By Amoda Maa
$12.76
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Emerson Here and Now
Ralph Waldo Emerson on Living an Original Relation to the Universe
By Richard Geldard
$15.16
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Mom's Choice Award - Gold 
Mom's Choice Award - Gold Sale Books
Humanity's Spiritual Crisis
Transforming Ourselves to Heal the World
By Paul Brunton
Available as an ebook only. Click for more details.
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An Open Life
Joseph Campbell in conversation with Michael Toms
By Joseph Campbell with Michael Toms
$4.97 $7.97
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The Art of Napping at Work
The no-cost, natural way to increase productivity and satisfaction
By William A. Anthony & Camille W. Anthony
$5.47 $8.76
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At the Leading Edge
New Visions of Science, Spirituality, and Society
By Michael Toms
$7.47 $11.96
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Nautilus Book Awards Silver The Short Path to Enlightenment, Expanded 2nd Edition
Instructions for Immediate Awakening
By Paul Brunton
$15.16
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Mom's Choice Award - Gold
Mom's Choice Award - Gold 
Nautilus Book Awards Silver 
RCC Wilbur Award Winner Healing the Sacred Divide
Making Peace with Ourselves, Each Other, and the World
By Jean Benedict Raffa
$15.16
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Montserrat Review Best Inspirational 
Mom's Choice Award - Gold Of Special Interest
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The Notebooks of Paul Brunton
Exclusive to Larson Publications
The highly acclaimed series that sets a new high-water mark for spiritual books.
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New and timely!
The
Magdalene
Gates
"The book my soul has been thirsting for." —Mirabai Starr
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Anthony Damiani (1922–1984)
An introduction to his ground-breaking work
"A truly great man . . . one of my closest spiritual brothers." —Dalai Lama
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"Cosmic forces and indomitable power"
Soul Stories
Narrative sculpture — symbols that speak directly to intuition and spirit . . .
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A good place to start with Paul Brunton
Perspectives: The Timeless Way of Wisdom
"Paul Brunton was a great original and got to a place of personal evolution that illumines the pathways of a future humanity." —Jean Houston
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"A significant contribution" —Publishers Weekly
Ancient Rage
Is the deep life of the feminine duped by the patriarchal god? Will old age alter the intensity of our feeling?
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A new I Ching for our time
The Toltec
I Ching
A practical guide to hope, motivation, magic, and enlightenment — for young and old
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Lex Hixon (1941–1995)
COMING
HOME
"The single best introductory book ever written on the world's great mystical traditions." —Ken Wilber, on Lex's Coming Home
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Our newest Mom's Choice Gold award-winner!
Sharoo: Teen Queen
In this YA sequel to the Eedoo trilogy, Sharoo risks everything in a swirly, chaotic dimension beyond Plash
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"breathtaking . . ."
"Invites us to engage in full awareness with the living wisdom of the cosmos." —The Mountain Astrologer
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The world's urgent need is more peace. But peace can come only out of goodwill if it is to last for any length of time. Therefore the world's real need is more goodwill. The individual's need, however, is not the same. It is for more truth.
—Paul Brunton, Notebooks volume 9, Chapter 4, #318