Hampton Roads Publishing

Set amidst the haunting, mysterious beauty of Ancient Egypt, The Second Coming of the Star Gods is an epic tale of magic, political intrigue, and mythology.

Just like precious gems are formed by the Earth's pressures, so to is wisdom gained through life's many challenges. The Hope book contains a distillation of wisdom borne through life experiences. Experiences that are common to us all. Words used sparingly too are precious gems that can transform someone's life.

What does it mean to follow the path of Christ today? Former Catholic monk and mystic Jim Marion believes if you want to join Christ in the Kingdom of Heaven, you must strive for inner spiritual growth during your lifetime. It's not something that automatically happens to Christians after death, nor can the Church do it for you.

In dark times, a message of hope.

In her bestselling Excuse Me, Your Life Is Waiting, Lynn Grabhorn told how to literally create your own reality.

THE QUANTUM MIND AND HEALING is quite probably the most important work yet by a therapist whose groundbreaking career spans more than four decades. An MIT graduate and founder of Process Oriented Psychology Mindell demonstrates how the discoveries of quantum physics can be applied to access your body's intelligence and self-healing abilities.

"The Most High does not dwell in houses made with hands." aActs 7: 48

"A Church Not Made with Hands" is written for those who are seeking a deeper spiritual connection to Jesus. Using Jesus' own words, Michael Roden strips away centuries of dogma to reveal the mysticism underlying the New Testamentaand Christian spirituality.

This autumn the long-awaited feature film adaptation of the sensational bestseller The Celestine Prophecy will be hitting movie screens nationwide. Written by James Redfield and produced by Barnet Bain Oscar-winning producer of What Dreams May Come the film version of The Celestine Prophecy is certain to re-ignite interest in all of Redfield's work.

Modern science - and likewise modern culture - likes to celebrate the battle of opposites: good or evil right or wrong. Yet according to scientists Targ and Hurtak this black-and-white worldview makes us feel separate from God and heightens our experience of suffering.