| With so many great books out there, where to begin - or continue - exploring? Word of mouth is often the best endorsement. That's how we discovered many of these books, which span a wide range of healthy living topics (with the exception of yoga-specific material, which you'll find on the Yoga Books & Videos page). Have your own recommended reading list? Please share it with us! - Herb and Laiki | ||
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| You Can Heal Your Life
by Louise Hay $8.55 Louise Hay has had an enduring - and tremendously positive - impact on the "New Age" movement. This classic grew from a small... | The Nature of Personal Reality: Specific, P...
by Jane Roberts $12.21 When I'm asked to suggest reading for someone looking to understand how the world REALLY works, the Seth books, channelled in ... | Journey To Ixtlan
by Carlos Castaneda $10.80 Castaneda, guided by his mentor Don Juan, embarks on a mind-blowing, heartfelt, soul enriching journey of self realization. Do... |
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| The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enli...
by Eckhart Tolle $9.97 One of those super-popular New Age books that presents an industrial-strength concept in the right way at the right time, unle... | Living Green: A Practical Guide to Simple S...
by Greg Horn $10.17 Short and to the point, this book by the CEO of leading-edge nutritional supplier Garden of Life gets right down to the nitty-... | Molecules Of Emotion: The Science Behind Mi...
by Candace B. Pert $10.88 "Hard" science takes a quantum leap forward by acknowledging the mind-body connection. Candace bravely takes on the male-domi... |
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| Ishmael
by Daniel Quinn Now, THIS is a book that will make you think long and hard about the world we live in today, and whether or not there will be ... | The Bridge Across Forever: A Lovestory
by Richard Bach A love letter - and a message of hope - from Richard Bach, author of Jonathan Livingston Seagull. Bridge is all about the jou... | Why Men Are the Way They Are
by Warren Farrell $7.99 It's hard to believe this book is nearly 20 years old - it could've been written yesterday. No, it's not a feminist tract, de... |
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