Mystic Spirituality

Marilynn Hughes' Out-of-Body Travel Magazine: Sad Ud Din Mahmud Shabistari - Forgotten Islamic Sufi Mystic (For more info - www.outofbodytravel.org)

From Out-of-Body Travel Magazine: "Pensatia, Forgotten Rosicrucian Mystic". (For more info: www.outofbodytravel.org)

From Out-of-body Travel Magazine: "John Bunyan - Forgotten Protestant Christian Mystic".

A titillating assortment of works on the transforming the power of sex and desire. On Starry Thighs is a collection of love poetry, lust prose, devotional prayers, and intimate blessings culled from the nearly 20-year career of the internationally known spirituality and sexuality author Lee Harrington. Illustrated by Abby Helasdottir, the collection brings to light a journey of love, loss, faith, self-discovery, hope, desire, and connection through more than 90 original works.

The Center of the Universe Is Right Between Your Eyes, But Home Is Where the Heart Is, is Pallamary's 13th book, and in it he weaves a convincing tapestry that alternates threads of ancient philosophies and preserved indigenous wisdom with recent discoveries in quantum physics, psychology, and the timeless, persistent archetypes of our subconscious.

These volumes are an edited and expanded compilation derived from Pluto's Cave's highly acclaimed newsletters available only to subscribers. They incorporate the great passions of the author's life: astrology, tarot, taoist meditation, personal development, and Jungian archetypal psychotherapy. Now retired, Noel is sharing his experience and understanding through his writing and in mentoring students and professionals on the path of the mystic.

Soul Messengers is a true story that details the miraculous after-life encounters that have been part of Dr. Annette Childs' 25-year career working with the dying and the grieving. Annette had always walked between worlds, and this was why her work with those at the end of life had been such a natural fit. However, it was not until meeting the dying Margaret Borwhat that Dr. Childs would really begin to understand how real and how powerful our allies on the other side can be.

This book describes the life and work of eight Indian mystics, including Ramana Maharshi, Sawan Singh, Paramahansa Yogananda, Baba Faqir Chand, Sushil Kumar, Tripta Devi, and Pratap Singh. Includes the author's personal interaction with several of them, as well as a detailed account of shabd yoga and the inner journey that occurs during meditation.

This remarkable essay (now in a small colored booklet) describes how John Wren-Lewis had a remarkable spiritual awakening without any expectation or effort. Reveals in a nutshell how he achieved what yogis and mystics spend a lifetime trying to achieve. Rational, clear, and devoid of any pretensions. First published in David Lane's Understanding Cults and Spiritual Movements Journal back in the mid-1980s, shortly after John had his mystical transformation.

From the The Out-Of-Body Travel Magazine: "Shinran Shonin - Forgotten Mystic of Pure Land Buddhism".

From the Out-of-Body Travel Foundation Journal: Ixtlilxochitl and Nezahualcoyotl - Forgotten Aztec Mystics and Myth Bearers (for more info - www.outofbodytravel.org).

Out-of-Body Travel Magazine: Acvaghosha - Forgotten Buddhist Mystic of the Mahayana Path (For more info - www.outofbodytravel.org)

Ever wanted to know about some of the most fascinating moments in religious history? Moments when prophets and world religions were born? Final words and moments of the great prophets? Out-of-Body Experiences which led to the prophet's missions? Near Death Experiences and Afterlife Visions experienced by the prophets, saints, mystics and sages? If so, this book is for you!

Marilynn Hughes' Out-Of-Body Travel Magazine: Dionysius - Forgotten Christian Mystic of the Early Church (For more info - www.outofbodytravel.org)

Have you always wondered if there is more to life than meets the eye? Have you ever had an experience that left your mind boggled, because it defies all logical explanations? Do you feel like there are hidden treasures in your personality, but you have no idea how to unlock your gifts? If you answered “Yes” to any of these, you have found the right audiobook. This audiobook will show you how to get in touch with your inner divinity, so that you can enrich your life.

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.

Still on Fire is a memoir of religious wounding and spiritual healing, of judgment and forgiveness, and of social activism in a world that is in our hands. Phillips traveled the globe on a one-woman peace pilgrimage, raised the consciousness of women, faced her privilege on a trip to India, and is working to dismantle structural racism. Her Livingkindness Foundation supports schoolchildren in Nigeria.

The fundamental purpose of the soul is to grow and expand, but if we all just keep growing and expanding without direction, the universe will continue to explode into greater chaos than it already has. Our unifying direction must be our own personal growth. We are capable of wielding powerful forces of light and guarding our galaxy against the forces of lower vibrations. To grow into this power, we must look within ourselves and cultivate love.

The study of demons is a complex topic, as it taps into the most supernatural aspects of the monotheistic traditions. These mysterious beings have sparked countless legends, from tales about their origin, to perspectives that claim they can take hold of human consciousness and bodies. The focus of this audiobook is the nature of demonology and demon possession in the time leading up to the second temple era. The period of the second temple was a time of turmoil, with competing revelations and perspectives.

This short audiobook is an article taken from a newspaper called The Jewish South, from Richmond, Virginia, March 12, 1897. This is a 19th-century view of how the number seven has been used in cultures and religion.