In this first authorized personal portrayal John of God: The Brazilian Healer Who’s Touched the Lives of Millions, John of God’s translator Heather Cumming and photographer Karen Leffler bring you inside the Casa de Dom Inácio and into John of God’s personal life. The authors retell the story of how João de Deus, an uneducated tailor, embarked upon his life of service at age 16 after being visited by a vision of Saint Rita of Cascia. John of God, a full trance-medium, leaves his body in trust to the care of disembodied spirits called Entities, all of whom were remarkable people in their own lifetimes. These include King Solomon, St. Ignatius of Loyola, and Doctors Augusto de Almeida and Oswaldo Cruz.

The Andean Codex is an exhilarating first hand account of one man’s shamanic journey in Peru — written with warmth, simplicity and an eye for detail — the author fully captures the beauty of the sacred sites and the wisdom of the indigenous people with whom he trained. Loaded with spiritual and ethical guidelines from a culture that pre-dates the Incans, this book is a must read for anyone who is concerned about their own spiritual journey, or the environmental and ecological issues facing us now.

“This biography has been an incredible story that was quite worth reading into. I was truly taken aback by most of Edgar’s accomplishments and still dropped my jaw on a number of the incredible ones. This has easily been the most believable and least questionable book about a practicing psychic I’ve read.” Although this book is quite a few years old, it is still one of the best, most renowned biographies on Edgar Cayce to date.

David Cunningham, Spiritual Healer, has had many successes healing from love. ‘Dean Radin , of the Institute of Noetic Sciences in California,has ‘found compelling evidence that one person’s positive healing thoughts has a noticeable impact on another’s mind and body.’ This article on Spiritual and Faith Healing reaches from us to the scientific community, bringing with it names such as Professor Harald Walach, Dr. Randolph Byrd, Professor Peter Fenwick, and more.

There are times in life when we meet someone for what we think is a brief moment, but energy is sent out into the future, changing and expanding our lives together…

2007 is going to be a year in which it is recommended that we get out of bed each morning and immediately exclaim “Ayissh!” regardless of what is happening. The roller coaster that started moving down the slope at the beginning of 2006 has not only picked up momentum, but it is now entering the sharp turns, flipping us upside down, inside out, and any which way except “the expected”. More outer activity will unfold for us individually within 2007 than in the past six or seven years put together.

2007 is more significant than mere words can express. Only actions driven by a dedication to accomplish authenticity, integrity, and intimacy will “appreciate” such a great opportunity as is gifted to us within this period of time. Words fail hopelessly when attempting to convey the profound gift of being in human form at this juncture of our individual and collective evolutionary experience.

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.