Illuminata: Thoughts, Prayers, Rites of Passage
by Marianne Williamson | 
Let Your Life Speak
by Parker J. Palmer | 
Immortal Diamond
by Richard Rohr | 
Open Heart, Clear Mind: An Introduction to the Buddha's Teachings
by Thubten Chodron | 
Confessions of an Instinctively Mutinous Baby Boomer
by Marsha Roberts | 
True Devotion to Mary
by St. Louis de Montfort | 
Breathe! You Are Alive
by Thich Nhat Hanh | 
Everyday Grace
by Marianne Williamson | 
Following the Path
by Joan Chittister | 
Callings
by Gregg Michael Levoy | 
Aging as a Spiritual Practice
by Lewis Richmond | 
Work as a Spiritual Practice
by Lewis Richmond | 
The Purpose Driven Life
by Rick Warren | 
A New Earth
by Eckhart Tolle | 
I Declare
by Joel Osteen | 
Wherever You Go, There You Are
by Jon Kabat-Zinn | 
The Places that Scare You
by Pema Chodron | 
The Miracle of Mindfulness
by Thich Nhat Hanh | 
Comfortable With Uncertainty
by Pema Chodron | 
One Thousand Gifts
by Ann Voskamp |
What did Jesus teach? Distilled from years of study and lecture, affirmed by nearly a million readers over the last fifty years, Emmet Fox's answer in The Sermon on the Mount is simple. The Bible is a "textbook of metaphysics" and the teachings of Jesus express--without dogma--a practical approach for the development of the soul and for the shaping of our lives into what we really wish them to be. For Fox, Jesus was "no sentimental dreamer, no mere dealer in empty platitudes, but the unflinching realist that only a great mystic can be."