Mystic Spirituality

Mystic Forces is a detailed, researched book into the stories of people who have had out of the body experiences. The book also features chapters dealing with the healing force, paradise, borderland, timeslip, the silver cord, fear of death, premonitions and many more. In the course of researching this book, Mystic Forces, authors Peter & Mary Harrison looked into the following subjects in depth: unexplained, unusual or prophetic dreams, apparitions, hauntings, miracles, faith healing, fateful encounters, and more.

The riveting true story of America’s first homegrown Muslim terror attack, the 1977 Hanafi siege of Washington, DC.

'Forgotten Mystics in World Religions: Lesser Known Out-of-Body Experiences presents a fascinating path in the study of Mysticism and Out-of-Body Travel. In my studies, I have found that there are a great deal of Forgotten Mystics and thus, Out-of-Body Experiences, in many religious traditions whose work was powerful, meaningful, vibrant and eternal. It seems unfortunate and definitely at odds with the will of the God that such works be lost in our time when such great effort was made during theirs to bring their individual Out-of-Body Travel revelations to light.

With a unique mix of passionate revelation and quirky humor, River Jordan takes us on a journey through her Southern childhood to her present-day life as a novelist. Her stories run the gamut from dancing disco nights and midnight desert rides to surprise visitations with the divine. Included are comforting letters to personal friends and loved ones about faith, death, heartbreaks, and their futures.

The Christian mystics were seekers of God’s wisdom and presence. They sought, as described by the Celtic Christian tradition, those places “worn thin”, where earth and heaven lose their distinctions. They serve as guides to those places for the modern-day spiritual seeker....

Sufism, the religious philosophy of Islam, is described in the oldest extant definition as "the apprehension of divine realities", and Mohammedan mystics are fond of calling themselves Ahl al-Haqq, the "followers of the real". In attempting to set forth their central doctrines, I shall draw on materials which I have collected during the last 20 years for a general history of Islamic mysticism - a subject so vast and many-sided that several large volumes would be required to do it anything like justice.

There is an increasing interest in the mystics, contemplative faith, and what it feels like in real life. We have teachers who can explain the path and help us understand, but we need guides who have experienced the path and who can show us how it unfolds. This is what The Making of a Mystic is all about.

From her beginnings through Spiritualism, and experiences with both physical and mental mediumship, theologian Rev. Alyson Dunlop Shanes describes her mystic journey. Overcoming demonic and supernatural attacks led to her becoming an exorcist and guided by God and the angels, she learned how to protect herself from further spiritual assaults. Alyson realised that categorising angels, aliens, demons, and gods, was more challenging than she had anticipated when a demonic attack was accompanied by a UFO plasma light outside her home.

This biography uncovers the roots of the dedication and sacrifice that nurture the current Lubavitch movement. Rich with details, it provides perspective, inspiration, courage, and insight into the towering personality of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson, Rabbi of Yekatrinoslav, Ukraine, father of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson.

Discover practical and simple ways to live the mysteries of the Catholic faith in your life as you demystify the mystics in Little Lessons from the Mystics.

Salvador Freixedo eventually understood "miracles" were actually a commonplace phenomenon, that reality has always been "plastic" and malleable, and that interaction of humans with other, nonhuman intelligences could be traced back to the beginnings of recorded history.

Moving to Mystic Island would be an adventure for Sue and Ron - a new town, a new home, far from the town this couple had grown used to. Does "mystic" tell the real meaning of what goes on in their new location, and what kind of happenings could they represent?

Mystic Magazine: Sikh Mystical Theology - A Conversation with Guru Nanak.

Delve into the treasured revelations of the saints in this important collection of mystical Catholic writings. Assembled by the skilled hand of Raphael Brown, this extraordinary work gathers the timeless words of Anne Catherine Emmerich, Mary of Agreda, and others, offering listeners profound insights into the life of the Blessed Mother, from her immaculate birth to the Assumption.

Ever get "a positive sign" from someone who has passed on? What do you think happens next? Where did they go? Lese Dunton asks these questions and more to a wide cross section of people - 23 in all - to discover what these wise souls think. Whether they're a housekeeper, businessperson, author, doctor, minister, or doorman, each person reveals a compelling story.

This is a collection of seven mini books on the following mystics: Ramana Maharshi, Charan Singh, Rai Salig Ram, Nicholas of Cusa, Dara Shikoh, Jagat Singh, and Baba Faqir Chand.

Consider clues to ancient riddles and modern mysteries as you visit 4 of the Earth's most intriguing places. Travel to Atlantis, the Great Pyramid, Stonehenge, and the Bermuda Triangle. Mystic Places is based on the Time Life Books series Mysteries of the Unknown.

Picaflor chronicles the two decades since Matthew (Mateo) J. Pallamary’s adventures in Spirit Matters through the mountains, deserts, and jungles of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism and visionary experience working with plant medicines and shamanic plant diets, among them Ayahuasca, Peyote, San Pedro cactus, and many more.

Jerry Aronstein had taken a long time learning how to live. But he's never learned to die. The lawyer and the mystic profiles a life of seeming success relived during an unexpected encounter with death. The sagely teachings mouthed by the Mystic in this story - penetrating perspectives on happiness, purpose, and responsibility - belong wholly to the Rebbes of Chabad, condensed and re-framed to give listeners of every race, religion, or creed access to their wisdom.

"It felt like the whole world was shaking, inside me and all around me. It felt like bliss-perfect peace. This light was pouring through me, and as it was pouring through me, it was teaching me things." So begins The Reluctant Mystic: Autobiography of an Awakening, the story of an extraordinary spiritual experience - one moment in a massage therapy office that forever changes the trajectory of the author's life.