DescriptionWith the rare combination of profound psychological insight and deep spirituality that has already drawn millions of readers to his national best-sellers, including The Seat of the Soul, prizewinning author Gary Zukav now joins with his spiritual p…
DescriptionWomen of Faith points you to the bedrock of joy: grace. Grace describes things beyond your ability to earn or attain, gifts you can only gratefully receive from a God who lavishes them on you freely. With the same wit and insight that have characterized…
DescriptionYour intuition is gathering information right this minute - information that can radically transform your perceptions of yourself and your world. This insight alone, teaches pioneering intuition coach Sharon Franquemont, can inspire an extraordinary journey to the source of your life's purpose. In this audio guide, she reveals how your natural intuitive powers already shape your personal decisions, relationships, and career. Learn to trust their loving guidance and you will step into a lifestyle rich with creativity and spiritual energy. Intuition isn't merely a tool - it's a way of life that invites meaning, passion, and purpose into every part of your experience. Let You Already Know What to Do introduce you to this core of wisdom - and its incredible power to clarify and energize your life's path.
DescriptionWhen Neale Donald Walsch was at a low point in his life, he decided to write a letter to God asking why his life was in such disarray. To his surprise, his hand started writing down answers, but the thoughts were not his - they were God's. Walsch felt compelled to share these conversations with the world. The author asks how God talks to people and about the nature of spiritual truth. God addresses the nature of suffering and the morality of prosperity, values, earning a living, staying healthy, and the question, how long should we live? Edward Asner and Ellen Burstyn perform the voice of God. Also featured at the end of the program are exclusive interviews with Neale Donald Walsch and the author of The Celestine Prophecy, James Redfield.
DescriptionBeyond Pain is the first in a series of three programs about helping people to live well as they face death. Winner of both the Gracie and Clarion Awards for Best Documentary Series. What people fear most about dying is being in pain. And there is good…
DescriptionChildren Sometimes Die is the second in a series of three programs about helping people to live well as they face death. Winner of both the Gracie and Clarion awards for Best Documentary Series. We expect that children will get sick from time to time. B…
DescriptionDuring a period of 5 years, Annie Kirkwood received in the form of "interior locutions" a series of messages from Mary, the Mother of Jesus. These messages covered a wide range of subjects, including Her early life and warnings of coming Earth changes. In this remarkable audio program, Kirkwood shares Mary's wisdom on how to live more fully conscious of our presence and purpose here on Earth and, more importantly, the need for all people, regardless of culture or beliefs, to open their minds and hearts to God.
DescriptionUncommon Courage: The Viola Liuzzo Story tells the story of Viola Liuzzo, the white housewife from Detroit who was murdered by members of the Ku Klux Klan in 1965 after the Selma-to-Montgomery March. Historians believe she is the only white woman martyred…
DescriptionRespecting Diversity is the third in a series of three programs about helping people to live well as they face death. Winner of both the Gracie and Clarion awards for Best Documentary Series. As we face our own death, or that of someone close to us, wha…
DescriptionWhen poet Kathleen Norris was a child, the words judgment, prayer, salvation, sinner, and even Christ all formed what she calls religion's "scary vocabulary" - words that intimidate and alienate people from their faith. As an adult, Norris set out to reclaim her religion, redefining these words using her own experience. In Amazing Grace, she shares her wisdom, challenges our fear of difficult theological ideas, and offers an illuminating perspective on the vocabulary of faith.
