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Inspirador y práctico, Discursos nos trae la luz del verdadero conocimiento sobre muchos de los problemas más desafiantes de la vida, siendo una guía incomparable para aquellos que buscan una dirección espiritual. El conjunto completo de sesenta y nueve discursos se publicó en cinco volúmenes entre 1939 y 1943.Como dijo Meher Baba, "Las palabras que proceden de la Fuente de la Verdad tienen un significado real". Discursos es un testimonio de este hecho y proporciona un enfoque siempre nuevo de perspectiva espiritual en la vida cotidiana.

Wohl kein anderes Werk läßt den Leser derartig tief in die fundmentalen Mechanismen des Lebens und des Universums blicken wie das vorliegende. Gott Spricht ist eine erstaunlich klare, sehr tiefe Beschreibung der Reise der Seele - ausgehend von ihrer Schöpfung, über die Erfüllung ihrer Funktion in der Evolution und Involution des Bewußtseins, bis hin zu ihrer Rückkehr zur Überseele, die sie hervorgebracht hat.Die Bedeutung und der Wert jeder einzelnen Stufe im Muster der Entwicklung von Seele und Kosmos werden in ihrer ganzen Mannigfaltigkeit verständlich; vor allem die charakteristischen Schwierigkeiten bestimmter Schlüsselstellen entlang dieses Wegs werden im Detail behandelt. Mit allumfassendem Blickwinkel vereinigt Gott Spricht die Lehren aller großen Weltreligionen un verknüpft sie zu einer Perlenkette tiefer Erkenntnisse. Wissen und Weisheit verschmelzen zu einer einzigartigen Beschreibung des Ziels der göttlichen Schöpfung. Nicht zuletzt auch werden folgenreiche Mißdeutungen göttlicher Heilslehren aus verschiedenen Zeitaltern behutsam und geschickt ausgeräumt, so daß ein konsistentes und fundamentales Muster der Ursprünge und des Schicksals des Menschen entsteht.

This small book, borne from a dialogue between two close friends, offers unique answers to two age-old questions: Why am I still lonely? Why does nothing I do sate this longing I sometimes feel? As much of humanity finds itself increasingly driven to distraction, finding answers to these questions is a pressing need. Why do some of us feel a compulsive need to shop, to be entertained, to check our phones? Why, even in the midst of friends and family, do we feel isolated? Why, after acquiring a long-hoped-for good, is there a nagging sense that something is still missing? After decades of introspection into these and related questions, Yolanda Koumidou, a psychotherapist and poet, and Renate Moritz, a teacher and painter, found themselves in an intense conversation that, over the course of several years, they expanded into this book. The concepts that the two authors bring forward here are revelatory-and not at all prescriptive. This is not a how-to book in any sense. Instead of recommending a new way to do this or to do that, the book delves into still-deeper questions: Why do so many people experience loneliness as an undercurrent of their lives? And what if this experience is, in fact, inescapable? What if it is intrinsic to the human experience? Drawing on Sufi and Christian concepts, the teachings of Meher Baba, the Theory of the Psychology of the Selves, and their own lived experience, Yolanda and Renate take the reader on an unforgettable journey of self-discovery. By journey's end, the world does not appear the same. A new awareness of the fundamental causes of loneliness unleash untapped inner resources. As the authors have found, the creativity of the heart offers a way to make use of the existential predicament of human longing.

This book was dictated by Don E. Stevens, based on a series of spiritual experiences he had, to Wayne Smith between December 19, 2009 through September 25, 2010. It was Don's last wish, before he passed away, that we publish this book with the title he gave to the first three experiences, which he called Three Snapshots of Reality. Added to this are the topics covered respectively by him: Honesty, Meher Baba and Finances, Ivy Duce and Sufism Reoriented, The Body and Diet, Head and Heart, Meher Baba's Manifestation, and Bhau Kalchuri. With a Glossary and six pages of photos, some never before seen in print. Also included is a Short Biography of Don Stevens by Laurent Weichberger, and a Short Biography of Meher Baba and Introduction by Wayne Smith.