The River That Knows the Way This beautifully illustrated compilation of writings by four major contributors, Henry Thomas Hamblin, Derek Neville, Clare Cameron and Stephanie Sorrell, makes a most cherished gift to the heart and soul. Its popularity amongst many of our readers has earned it a status it well deserves. Full description
A tale about a psychotherapist and his cat who knows more about his clients and human evolution than he does.
Exploring depression through a spiritual lens, this book invites readers to reframe their understanding of the condition in relation to medication and counseling. It addresses the common resistance to incorporating medication in healing and clarifies the distinctions between emotional and mental challenges. By presenting depression as a transformative journey, it encourages a holistic approach to recovery.
Mans greatest fear is of death, this book helps to eliminate this fear.
Exploring the interconnectedness of nature and personal growth, the book presents the tree as a powerful symbol of life's continuity. It emphasizes understanding natural rhythms and cycles to foster psychospiritual development. By reframing death as transformation, the author encourages readers to confront and transcend the fear of non-being. This work serves as an ecological guide, offering insights for nurturing the body, mind, and soul through the wisdom of the natural world.
Psychosynthesis is known as 'psychology with a soul. It works from the level of the ego to the Spirit.
This accessible work addresses a universal health issue with a toolbag yielding the ways depression manifests and insight into the treatments available.
Ben and Hattie meet a new friend in the park. Mr Dandy Paws isnot just any big cat, he's a highway lion who robs from the richto give to poor animals in need. His next daring rescue is a breakoutfrom the city zoo. But if they help him, Ben and Hattie couldget into more trouble than they bargained for.