A profound work about how we could change ourselves and the world for the better by one of the best spiritual teachers today.

The musings of this gentle Danish mystic will melt your heart and send your soul flying. An immensely rich book.

Few Westerners knows more about Indian spirituality than the illustrious Ram Dass. Here he comments on the Bhagavad Gita and the eight-fold path of yoga with clarity and humour. And of course touches on the subject of psychedelics as well.

A contemporary Tibetan teacher adressing the problems of Western seekers in a candid style. Full of wisdom, compassion and sound advice.

This beautiful book deals with Wendy's communication with the (Over)soul of the late Grateful Dead guitarist. The spiritual part of him that was entrapped for years in a body/mind given over to heavy addictions. Although maligned by some this aesthetic book is actually one of the most profound examples of channeling.

One of the most convincing modern day teachers.

The autobiography of this accomplished yogi has turned out to be an often reprinted classic. Wether to believe all his mysterious experiences or not is up to each reader to decide.

One of the most eloquent speakers on the subject of non-duality. Highly challenging.

A classic! And the best possible introduction to one of the intellectual giants of the 20 th. century.

An utopia that actually could become reality if we had the will to grow and change. Based on his psychedelic experiences.

A highly interesting book, proving that spirituality seems to be an in-build program in the human brain. And arguing for the validity of our inner 'mystical' experiences.

Very interesting mixture of quantum physics and classical Indian philosophy. Arguing convincingly for the fact that Consciousness, not the material world, is the basic of our existence.

The mystic Osho considered this one of the most profound books ever written. A beautiful and condensed manual for the spritual journey.

The Alice stories are not only timeless humour, but also deep mind-expanding manifests about the nature of reality and language. "Feed your head".

There is certainly spiritual and philosohic depths in the Moomin stories. Highly entertaining, heart-touching and thoughtprovoking when you read it as an adult.

A great and profound work of art. Get's travel on the lonely sea seems to mirror the soul's journey towards home. And to reflect the depth-psychology of Jung in a very entertaining tale.

The strange reminscenses of an equally strange master. Intriguing.

Just as hillariously funny and just as profoundly spiritual and philosophical as his better known Alice-stories. Essential.

Channeled stuff of the highest order. Certainly mind-blowing for everyone with the courage to examine our preconceived notions about reality. Much in the vein of "What The Bleep".

Just because the guy is popular doesn't mean he hasn't got depth!