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The gravest threat to humanity in this century will not come from war, disease, overpopulation or the environment, but from boredom and uselessness.

Nurture your creative energy as you travel across the pantheons of the world in this first adult colouring book from Moon Books.

Frank will do anything to keep his mother and father apart. But he's carrying baggage - and it might just weigh him down ...

Analyzing the signs of everyday life. ,

Immerse yourself in the wonderful adventure of self-discovery and the ever-expanding realisation of truth

Your Purrfect guide to the magic of cats in this world and the other.

Changing your life requires effort - to thrive as individuals and a society, we must seek to move beyond the notion of sustainability.

Live. Die. Feed the Machine.

Even within Paganism, the Church of All Worlds stands out: inspired by science fiction and led by a practicing wizard.

This is exactly the kind of news analysis that we need - Mike Davis, Author of The Monster Enters (2020).

The "Greening of the Self" didn't happen. We can replace it with a philosophy of complex systems, moral summons, wonder, healing, and love.

A story of transformation, from bitter loss to hope, to life after death.

The roadmap to deepen your understanding of the system of Reiki and rediscovering your True Self.

Through different facets of the U.S. immigration system, Borderlines explores how power and profit are perpetuated by the divisions between migrant and citizen and the resulting dehumanization of both.

Helping children take their emotional health into their own hands.

"I've written this book about beliefs because I think we don't really understand other people, and what they believe. And that in the 21st century, this is rather startling, and possibly quite disturbing. And that if we understood people better, we might have an easier time of it in our local and national politics. In our international politics, for sure. In our churches and communities, and in our societies. And maybe in our neighbourhood. Just imagine Ned Flanders and Homer Simpson getting along well. The book does look at some weird and wacky beliefs. And although odd beliefs are wryly observed in this book, it has a subversive subtext, and challenges people not to write-off other beliefs as irrational, weird or daft. The book is an invitation to reconsider others in the light of what we don't know: the book is anti-prejudice"--

When it comes to love, we're all on a spectrum

Real stories from a real leader to real people about what really matters.