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The Spirit Seeker Society (The Spirit Seeker Series Book 1)

The wind, the bird flying away. The idea of God. And it can keep you as busy as anything else, and happier. The Phantom Tollbooth, by Norton Juster. Boredom and depression are far from merely childish demons, not least because an adult has to battle them for so much longer. When [main character] Milo thinks at the book's beginning that 'it seemed a great wonder that the world, which was so large, could sometimes feel so small and empty,' it must strike a chord with every reader, young or old. The Opposite of Loneliness: Essays and Stories, by Marina Keegan.

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Five days after graduation, Keegan was killed in a car accident on Cape Cod. In it Keegan writes with an eerie urgency: Sophie's World, by Jostein Gaarder. A climactic philosophical garden party becomes the novel's most comic and memorable set piece, inserting into this Norwegian book of virtues, with its homage to the Western intellectual canon and its spirit of common sense, a counterspirit of carnival and sexual anarchy. Poems, by Mary Oliver. In 'On Thy Wondrous Works I Will Meditate,' one of her best poems, she offers a riff on the th psalm, stepping through the thickets of soul-searching, attempting to locate and believe in belief itself The poem ends with a colloquy with God: The Portland writer Cheryl Strayed has proved during her tenure at the website the Rumpus, where she has helmed the Dear Sugar column since , that the only requirement is that you give great advice -- tender, frank, uplifting and unrelenting.

Strayed's columns, now collected as 'Tiny Beautiful Things: Advice on Love and Life From Dear Sugar,' advise people on such diverse struggles as miscarriage, infidelity, poverty and addiction, and it's really hard to think of anyone better at the job. The fact that it's been translated into more than languages from the original French is proof that its message resonates worldwide.

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In her memoir, Didion contemplates how the rituals of daily life are fundamentally altered when her life's companion is taken from her. Her impressions, both sharply observed and utterly reasonable, form a picture of an intelligent woman grappling with her past and future. The Alchemist, by Paulo Coelho.


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He journeys from Spain to Morocco in search of worldly success, and eventually to Egypt, where a fateful encounter with an alchemist brings him at last to self-understanding and spiritual enlightenment. The Red Tent, by Anita Diamant. The 'red tent' is the traditional retreat for menstruating women, and a symbol of their mutual love and support in a world dominated by men Mortality, by Christopher Hitchens.

Mortality, by virtue of its ultimate unavoidability, raises questions about the very meaning of life, making it as challenging a subject as any tackled by Christopher Hitchens in his brilliant career. A simple story of the complicated Ipe family set in the backdrop of social discrimination, communism and caste system, this book is mainly based on the betrayal and always pops the question into the mind of the reader 'Can we trust anyone?

Can we trust ourselves? Mother Night, by Kurt Vonnegut. As a respected playwright married to a popular German actress, Campbell easily ingratiates himself to the Nazis and offers his services as an anti-semite The author reminds us that no matter how righteous our cause, no matter how insane and evil our enemy, we must be careful how we act if we want to keep our souls as artists and humans.

True in World War II, true in the sixties, true now. The Shack, by Wm. Young's too-weird-for-the-pulpit thoughts about how Adam's rib and the female uterus form a 'circle of relationship' have the appeal of knobby heirloom-produce in a world where much religion arrives vacuum-packed. His theories -- how to believe in Adam while supporting particle-physics research; why the Lord is OK with your preference for lewd funk more than staid church music -- accomplish what mainstream faiths tend to fail at: That conversation evolved into The Dude and the Zen Master, a book by Bridges and Glassman that captures their dialogue about the nature of spirituality.

With jargon-free simplicity, he explains how to find true peace by learning to perceive the oneness of all things. Read more Read less. Applicable only on ATM card, debit card or credit card orders. Cashback will be credited as Amazon Pay balance within 10 days. Valid only on your first 2 online payments.

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    A must read for a serious seeker. Most helpful customer reviews on Amazon. I have read one other Balsekar book, Understanding the Teachings. It took a bit of effort to follow the conversations in that book. This book, however, is very clear.