Category Archives: Spirituality

Alice Weiland #288 SPI 1993.002 A, B, C The “reason” of my work, Make Me An Instrument is that I became an instrument, through light trance mediumship, for dawn-time messages from St. Francis of Assisi. His compassion and concern for … Continue reading →

Joan Costner #284 SPI 1993.001 God’s Christmas Gift is a tender, read-aloud, poetic retelling of the birth of Jesus Christ. Simple, for young children and appealing to Christian families. Pictures are original watercolors by Sara Tuttle inspired by the author’s … Continue reading →

James Eychaner #217 SPI 1991.003 The Way of the Climber concerns how a desperately empty man finds renewal and purpose after a series of high-risk mountaineering experiences. Newly-found spiritual strengths turn into terrifying glimpses of alternative realities before a center … Continue reading →

Mary Brown #189 SPI 1991.002 Poor Woman Prayers & Scripture Book is a practical book of prayer for everyday life.

Myrrh Nisson #155 SPI 1991.001 Three Humologies is my way of sharing with you than which I find funny and contrary in America. I seek the meaning in my relationships with other humans, and I call my study “Humology.” The … Continue reading →

Marshall Motz #133 SPI 1990.009 A, B To There Be It Not concerns Virgil Hunt, aging perpetual student, comes to Santa Cruz, in the early seventies, to pursue a doctoral degree in “History of Consciousness.” He is seduced by the … Continue reading →

Ralph Sbraccia #131 SPI 1990.008 Tales of We Three is a collection of short stories about God, His Son, and the rest of their family, us. Although he’s a Christian, the writer does not belong to any denomination and is … Continue reading →

Leafie Martin #057 SPI 1900.007 The title says it all.

Shirley Leonard #045 SPI 1990.006 The theme of Dazed by Too Much Light is transcendence with its ecstasies and terrors. In “From the Devine to the Human” Frithjof Schuon says, “Transcendence is not contrary to sense.” To some degree I … Continue reading →

John McHugh #034 SPI 1990.005 Sitting alone before lighted candles, Margaret Dineen awaits the arrival of her family for the holiday. She is haunted by the memory of a boy who had died years ago during a failed uprising in … Continue reading →