I have two bookshelves full of Spiritual Books, and let’s not mention my Kindle – so spiritual books, movies and media are a big part of my spiritual practice on the journey.
When I find a book, movie, or some other kind of media (like a meditation or app) that I really resonate with, I’ll review it here.
Reviews and recommendations of books, films, apps, and meditations that inspire your spiritual growth. Find honest reflections and resources across topics like Akashic Records, energy work, intuition, and mediumship.
Grand Master Little Master Series of Children’s Books Grand Master Little Master series of children’s books – a great read for you and your children if you are looking for easy to read books with great spiritual depth by new…
Deepak Chopra on OWN – Interviewed by Oprah in Jaipur Deepak Chopra was recently interviewed on OWN by Oprah Winfrey and took part in Oprah’s Lifeclass tour. Deepak Chopra is a spiritual thought leader who has written many books and…
Unified Field or Lattice and Social Networking – two separate things or one and the same? Unified Field or Lattice is a term I’ve been studying for the last 10 years or so. Western science is starting to warm up…
Change the World with One Click World-Changers! Change the World? How easy is that? Well I believe that we are more empowered than we have ever been to broadcast the energy of positive change in the world. I’m currently taking…
Bully – the movie It’s about time somebody made a movie about being a bully or getting bullied showing real footage. And they have! Bully – the movie is here and currently being shown in 10 US cities. You can…
During the telling of Michael's Fischman's tale in Stumbling Into Infinity, he finds himself increasingly involved with Guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's work, or "Guruji" as he calls him.
We all find ourselves sitting at Guruji's knee and learning from his wisdom - everything from how and where particular emotions are held in the body, through to accounts of people learning the Sudarshan Kriya breathing method to enable them to de-stress and relax in life, simply by breathing.
Ravi Shankar (born 13 May 1956) is an Indian spiritual leader. He is frequently referred to as "Sri Sri" (honorific) or as Guruji or Gurudev.
He founded the Art of Living Foundation in 1981, a volunteer-based NGO providing social support to the people.
In 1997, he established a Geneva-based charity, the International Association for Human Values, an NGO that engages in relief work and rural development and aims to foster shared global values
Facebook and Positive Energy? I find it really interesting how many people have strong opinions about Facebook. I’ve heard everything from “I’ll never go on Facebook” (gotta respect that decision – very clear) to – “I have a love/hate relationship…
The Digital Mom Handbook or “How to Blog, Vlog, Tweet, and Facebook Your Way to a Dream Career at Home” The Digital Mom Handbook by Audrey McClelland and Colleen Padilla recently caught my eye at our local library. The Digital…
Introducing a guest blogger, Melissa Alvarez, a published author who is releasing her new book - 365 Ways to Raise Your Frequency: Simple Tools to Increase Your Spiritual Energy for Balance, Purpose, and Joy - this month!Melissa has researched and written 365 ways to raise your frequency and in this article defines two of the basic elements required to raise your frequency. Here she discusses them in further depth.
Miss Representation The Movie – I’m tired of the media objectifying women and I’m #notbuyingit If you haven’t heard of or seen this Miss Representation, see if you can find a way to watch it. I believe it’s a groundbreaking…
Spiritually Minded Gifts – a guide for Shoppers What gifts to buy for the Spiritually Minded amongst your friends? If you’re not overtly on the spiritual path but have noticed friends who are, you may not realize there’s a burgeoning…
I reviewed Amy Ahlers book Big Fat Lies Women Tell Themselves: Ditch Your Inner Critic and Wake Up Your Inner Superstar
recently and have been working through the book subsequent to this. It really is a jam-packed personal development tool - here is part II of my review.