Wallace D. Wattles was a progressive New Thought pioneer who lived 1860-1911. He is best known for his book published in the early 1900s, The Science of Getting Rich, which I also recommend. Indeed,...
I’m reading Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom. It’s one of those books that I picked up years ago, meaning to get around to it but never did. Now I see what the buzz was all...
Every once in awhile I open this old book I have – copyright 1937 – called The Works of Thoreau. I’ve been slowly working my way through Henry’s journals. Throughout his intimate musings, I find a man smitten with nature, often caught up in spiritual reflection, and extremely opinionated about certain...
I love books. Words. Writing. Reading. I always have – apparently before I could remember. My mom says that I pretended to read books even before I could read. In high school I hung out with...
Just about everyone I know is abuzz about the Eckhart Tolle book, A New Earth. Apparently, he has teamed up with Oprah, and they’re doing a book study project. Even though I don’t watch...
When I first found out about Jen Blackert’s, Seven Dragons, A Guide to a Limitless Mind, I thought it might be just one more book talking about the Law of Attraction since Blackert has...
About four years ago, I bought a bargain-priced copy of Dan Millman’s The Way of the Peaceful Warrior. When I was in college in the 1980’s, I worked part-time at a bookstore in the...
Paulo Coelho’s The Fifth Mountain, is a retelling of the story of Elijah, the famous prophet of ancient Israel. In the scene below, Elijah has fled the city of Gilead. The Lebanese-born princess, Jezebel,...