I grew up in a happy place embraced by some of the most spectacular scenery on the planet. Rural British Columbia, with its lush pines poking at the azure sky, and shimmering lakes played host to endless adventures throughout my childhood. Yet at the age of ten, I read a book so scary, it rattled my idyllic world and changed my life forever.

As the wise women, curanderas, shamans, and healers of their tribes, each Grandmother brought to the council new visions and prophecies for humanity, their tribes’ rich and varied sources of wisdom, and each tribe’s unique and secret teachings for living within the Divine Order of all things. Their International Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers met with other wise women elders – Alice Walker, Gloria Steinem, Carol Mosely Braun, Wilma Mankiller, Tenzin Palmo and H.H. Sai Ma, among others – whose insightful contributions are also included in this book.

Waking the Global Heart is part history, part myth, part ecology and more. Judith explores where we’ve come from and where we are now in order to better understand where we are going. Her approach is based on Western history and values but only because as she says, those are the very values that pose the greatest threat to the world. As the author points out, we need to explore the underlying assumptions and beliefs that have led us to this critical stage.

All in all the Biology of Belief is one of the more informative and interesting books I’ve read. Biology coupling with Quantum physics could just be the beginning of a very enlightened society. Quantum Biology coupling with some intense and positive beliefs could take that same enlightened society and cause them to change the world and everyone, thing in it. It would be in violation of every moral fiber in my body not to recommend this book to others.

“For those of us humble enough to acknowledge that we’re growing and learning, “Peaceful Warrior” reflects and expresses an unspoken yearning for higher wisdom. And the scope of this audience includes all human beings searching for a saner, more peaceful way of life for themselves, their nation, their world. We are only just beginning to grasp the size and significance of this awakening humanity. ” Dan Millman

Being a teenager is often a time of struggle between internal and external influences, a time of great confusion about who you are, where you’re going, and how you’re going to get there. Deepak Chopra’s Fire in the Heart: A Spiritual Guide for Teens offers teens some very wise advice on how to find direction by discovering guidance within.

Between healing and soul remembering, Robert goes into great detail about his personal dreams and their relationship to his or others waking lives. He mentions spirit guides and animal guides that also have helped him. Most dreams are mentioned in the books to help him to create a pre-dream preparation for you as a reader to experience and appreciate the wealth available to you in your dreams…

This film has been around for a few years and is well worth watching at any time. It is a reminder for us all to develop more love and compassion in our lives. Take a look at this facinating film, “The Yogis of Tibet”.

Moss gives us the tools to dream and live our lives with intention. It is not enough to decide what your dream means, you need to do something to bring the energy and insight of the dream into your waking life and to honor the source from which it comes. Conscious Dreaming teaches how to use dreaming to develop a powerful guidance system for living a more successful and more soul-full life. For all dreamers, this book deserves a place right next to your bed.