Category Archives: 2017

Professor emeritus of psychology at the University of Iceland, Erlandur Haraldsson has researched reincarnation for many years. He has published some one-hundred papers in peer-reviewed journals, and written eight books including “At the Hour of Death with Karlis Osis,” a major study of deathbed-visions. I Saw a Light and Came Here: Children´s Experiences of Reincarnation is primarily based on my investigations of one hundred cases of children who spoke about memories of a past life. Includes a psychological study of ...

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Kirkus Reviews says this about Byrd’s book, “Byrd’s memoir almost reads like a suspenseful novel, and readers are sure to be gripped by the possible explanations she provides for (her son’s) seemingly inexplicable memories. She also thoughtfully reflects on her own spirituality, and the ways in which her son’s revelations challenged her Christian faith . . . On the whole, this is an affecting portrayal of parenthood, and an affectionate love letter from a mother to her unusual child. An ...

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In The China Study, Dr. T. Colin Campbell details the connection between nutrition and heart disease, diabetes, and cancer. The report also examines the source of nutritional confusion produced by powerful lobbies, government entities, and opportunistic scientists. The New York Times has recognized the study as the “Grand Prix of epidemiology” and the “most comprehensive large study ever undertaken of the relationship between diet and the risk of developing disease.”   To learn more about Professor T. Colin Campbell and ...

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Garnet will share the true story of his encounter with his spirit guide who disclosed startling new revelations about the afterlife and the cycle of reincarnation, as he guided Garnet on astral adventures to the Spirit Side and other fascinating places. In his words, “On that fateful day in 2007 (when I first met Albert) I was still practicing law, but I retired soon after to begin my new mission to propagate Albert’s revelations to everyone.” Garnet Schulhauser is a ...

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“While exploring the evidence for an afterlife, I witnessed some unbelievable things that are not supposed to be possible in our material world. Despite my initial doubt, I came to realize that there are still aspects of Nature which are neither understood or accepted, even though their reality has profound implications for understanding the true breadth of the human psyche and its possible continuity after death.” So begins Leslie Kean’s impeccably researched investigation, revealing stunning and wide-ranging evidence suggesting that ...

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Eternal Dharma distills the essence of 5,000 years of spiritual wisdom, teaching us about the very nature of reality and how we can live powerful, effective, and fulfilled lives. It teaches and inspires us to take action and reach enlightenment and pure, transcendental love. Vishnu Swami, who became the youngest Swami in Vedic monasticism at the extraordinary age of 23. We often feel powerless in our lives. We have many desires, but are limited in our ability to transform those ...

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Stein’s comprehensive guide to sustainable living skills gives you the tools you need to fend for yourself and your family in times of emergency or disaster. It also provides sound instructions on how to become self-reliant in seemingly stable times by adopting a sustainable lifestyle. The book is truly encyclopedic, covering topics from food and shelter to medicine and metallurgy, and ends on a positive, proactive note with a chapter on Making the Shift to Sustainability. Matthew Stein is a ...

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From the brilliant New York Times bestselling authors of the “refreshingly blunt” F*ck Feelings—this seriously irreverent roadmap reveals the essentials to look for when you’re done being suckered by the promise of true love and want help seeking a real, lasting relationship. Instead of helping readers find true love (also known as “total bullshit”), Dr. Michael Bennett and his comedy-writing daughter Sarah reveal the practical, commonsense criteria for good partnerships. Dr. Michael I. Bennett (Harvard University ’66, Harvard Medical School ...

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