Religion and spirituality

Truth hurts, the absurd reassures; we choose the comfort and call it the search for truth. Holle Volheid: on what no eye sees and neither exists nor does not exist — asking not that you reach it, but that you believe it exists.

The book contains the daily discussions of Jibankrishna based on the Vedic Cult, his lifelong divine realizations, and the yogic interpretations of Sri Ramkrishna’s metaphors from ‘The Gospel of Sri Ramkrishna’.

A faith-rooted guide to raising emotionally healthy and spiritually anchored children, offering tools for resilience, wisdom, and generational healing.

These commentaries on biblical readings are a call to preserve ancient languages as bearers of God's will and desire, which the ancients left us to preserve the essence of God.

Commentaries present a view of the symbolic not as an exclusive use of traditional religions but also of tribal ethnic groups, and which continue to operate in traditional religions and in our cities without our religious authorities noticing

Despite the fact our word id globally agitated and noisy, it no longer needs to proven that it is the silence of laboratories, libraries, and oartories.

A philological reading of Jewish, Christian, and Islamic scriptures: from where does the human fall, and to where does he return? On Eden, Zamzam, and Mary's date palm: the womb is paradise, and redemption rises from below.

In the Vatican Archive, the historian Sinan Arslan finds a manuscript that slept for fifteen hundred years. On every page a single word recurs: Anhar — the flowing water. And power has always feared it.

What the Qurʾān says about God and what the Gospel says about Jesus point to the same place. Hüseyin Dogan lays the Qurʾān, the Gospel, and the Torah side by side — not to oppose them, but to call them back to one shared, silent source.

What if Islam does not stand opposed to Christianity, but emerges from it? Hüseyin Doğan reads the Qurʾān christologically — from the rock to Peter, from the fish to the letter Nūn — and reveals a hidden kinship.

How to think about and create epistemology and ontology from stories and folklore traditions, to establish a connection with sciences such as archaeology and paleontology, and with sacred of the commentaries on the Bible in book form.

The Wisdom of Nature is a reflective and inspirational book that draws powerful life, leadership, and business lessons from nature. Through simple but profound observations from natural phenomena such as the eagle, ant, mountain, and ocean.

PSYCHOLOGY is generally considered to be the science of mind, although more properly it is the science of mental states—thoughts, feelings, and acts of volition. It was formerly the custom of writers on the subject of psychology to begin by an attempt.

To the late Miss Rolleston, however, belongs the honour of collect-ing a mass of information bearing on this subject; but, published as it was, chiefly in the form of notes, unarranged and unindexed, it was suited only for, but was most valuable to.

This work is an exposition of a NEW PHILOSOPHY, and although it has been taught to a number of highly educated men,—in a technical way, we have had many suggestions made to us to publish a work which the "work-a-day" people can understand.

A warm cosmic book about prophecies, dreams and ancient signs as mirrors for hope, awareness and the New Earth.

This book was born in silence in moments of reflection, wonder, searching, and listening. It grew slowly between philosophy and mysticism, between science and the inner life, between the visible world and the invisible depth that lives within every human

This book was born in silence in moments of reflection, wonder, searching, and listening. It grew slowly between philosophy and mysticism, between science and the inner life, between the visible world and the invisible depth that lives within every human

Of all the writings of Plato the Timaeus is the most obscure and repulsive to the modern reader, and has nevertheless had the greatest influence over the ancient and mediaeval world.

A contemplative journey into consciousness, earth, and the mystery of life. In The Field of Eden, Karl van Hees explores the hidden connection between humanity, nature, and the living cosmos through philosophy, spirituality, and inner reflection.

THE WARNING! In the early days of the world lived the patriarch Noah, a good and venerable man whose years already numbered six hundred. Now Noah was warned that a great flood was to come, which would pour down from the clouds.

"When they that fed them saw what was done, they fled, and went and told it in the city and in the country. "Then they went out to see what was done; and came to Jesus and found the man, out of whom the devils were departed, sitting at feet of Jesus..

M. Lévy-Bruhl then explains that, whilst recognising the entire coherence of Comte’s collective labours, he proposes to confine his present study to the earlier and principal work, the Philosophy, which in M. Lévy-Bruhl’s opinion is the dominant and

Book 4 of 11.11 The Cosmic Library. The Golden Thread explores the spine as a sacred axis of connection, embodiment, healing, and inner alignment.

The Copper Key is a poetic guide to grounding, intention, and cosmic connection through copper, ritual, awareness, and the remembrance of your inner power.

A quiet and reflective book about spiritual presence, inner peace, and the unseen connections between souls. Through silence, faith, and light, it reveals a deeper understanding of life beyond words. A journey of calm, meaning, and what truly remains

Evidence that God Exists – My Search for God is a personal journey in search of answers to life's greatest questions about God, creation, suffering, evil, and the meaning of human existence.

Sunshine from the Cosmos is Book 2 of The Cosmic Library 11.11 by DragonBean—an inspiring journey of inner light, awakening, and cosmic connectedness.

A devotional and practical guide to breaking generational cycles of bondage, reclaiming divine destiny, and establishing new spiritual foundations for families. Each chapter blends biblical insight, narrative reflection, and interactive worksheets.

"Kunci-batin" translates to "inner key" or "inner lock" in English. In the context of spiritual or philosophical teachings, it often refers to the concept of unlocking or accessing inner wisdom, enlightenment, or understanding.