Many people profess a belief in the existence of God, but very few of us are aware of the biofeedback mechanisms in the body that allow us to verify and experience our Creator. Dr. Newton systematically takes us through self-induced methods of experiencing God through mental and vocal practices: subliminal and neuro-linguistic programming; toning, singing, and chanting mantras; color therapy; breathing techniques; postures and movements; energy vortexes; experiencing nature and endorphins Dr. Newton reveals devices and objects that magnify your connection to the Creator including: Pyramids, crystals and gemstones Magnets and precious metals Lasers and psychotronic devices Brain entrainment devices All of these cause bodily relaxation which reveal the presence of God through electromagnetic phenomena. This book is especially valuable for energy/crystal healers.

Everyone is not at the same level of intellectual or spiritual development. In order to assist the Creator, Soul, a product of God, needs co-worker training, largely experiential, that separates knowledge from belief. Since 1965, three pathways, with subsets of elementary, intermediate, and advanced components, surfaced that can potentially take one to specific levels of Gods kingdoms. These pathways are the Intellectual, Psychic, and Spiritual (Eckankar, or Advanced religion). Instructors teach dream travel, Soul Travel, karma, reincarnation by which a current illness can be anchored to the past, mind passions, and development of the spiritual senses. An experiment given allows testing of the hypothesis that access to Gods kingdoms is from within, and not from without.

The extracts from Gandhiji's speeches and writings that Shri M. S. Deshpande has collected with such diligence and dedication will help young people in India and elsewhere to find the ballast that will give steadiness to their lives and the purpose which will make it a Pathway to God. I have pleasure in commending this Voice of Gandhiji to the youth of India.

The Pathway to God’s Presence encourages those who feel they have lost the sense of God’s presence in their lives and wish for restoration. Examining the Old Testament account of Moses and the children of Israel, the book highlights the distinction between “God’s provision and His presence.”

The book is meant for any serious seeker of God and for beginners who need guidance in searching for God in their lives. The author is a highly qualified philosopher and computer scientist. He takes you on a journey on how to find God. Having experienced God, he relates his own experience in a way that is understandable to others. He connects you with the mystic life, experience of God, nature of freedom, good and evil, death and afterlife, God and science, forgiveness, non-violence and astral experiences. Helpful mantras are added, as is an informative glossary for various concepts. The author is a highly qualified philosopher and computer scientist. He takes you on a journey on how to find God. Having experienced God, he relates his own experience in a way that is understandable to others. He connects you with concepts of the mystic life, nature of freedom, good and evil, death and after-life, God and science, forgiveness, non-violence and astral experiences. Helpful mantras are added, as is an informative glossary for difficult concepts.

This book integrates history, theology, and art and analyzes the Jesuits’ cross-cultural mission in late imperial China. Readers will find a rich collection of resources from historical sites, museums, manuscripts, and archival materials, including previous unpublished works of art. The production and circulation of art from different historical periods and categories show the artistic, theological, and missional values of Christian art. It highlights European Jesuits, Asian Christians, transnationalism, and gives voice to Chinese Christian women and their patronage of art in the seventeenth century. It offers a rare systematic study of the relation between art and mission history.

Our soul is our most precious possession. What would a man give for his soul? Do we need to intentionally nurture our soul and protect it from harm and defilement? Can a broken soul be fully restored? The pathways of our soul are a vast network of voluntary choices. The Lord has given us freewill, but not every path will lead to the desired outcome. How do we guard our paths? In this compassionate analysis of these troubled times, Jill shares about the wounds of abuse, deceptively-marketed opioids, sexual predation, and cruel injustices that seem to go unpunished. Many have been led away from their original calling and have been diverted to destructive paths. There is healing for victims of abuse. Knowing the depths of the Lord’s covenantal love and determination, our futures will be restored and aligned with God’s original purposes. The Lord is a loving Shepherd. His leadership is perfect, and He will lead us into paths of righteousness. He will restore our souls! The Lord has predestined us to be conformed to the full maturity of our Messiah (Rom.8:28-30, Eph.4:13-14). The Lord is weaving a glorious destiny for each of our lives, before time began. We are His workmanship. When His tapestry is complete, we will know the joy of having run our race well, in the completion of His purposes for our priceless soul.

Contributed seminar papers.

Biography of Swami Ramalinga, 1823-1874, Tamil saint poet; includes English translation of some verses of Swami Ramalinga.