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“Through Relationship”
Celebrated writer Ruth Ozeki’s latest novel, The Book of Form and Emptiness, continues her tradition of “enacting the Zen teachings in the world.”
5 Risks of a Spiritual Path
Discover potential pitfalls for the spiritual seeker based on two decades of research.
A Coequal Helpmeet
Rabbi Rami Shapiro answers questions from S&H readers. “I’m engaged to a man I met in Bible study. He asked me to be his helpmeet the way Eve was Adam’s helpmeet (Genesis 2:18) ... What do you think he means?”
Battle On! Embracing Your Hero's Journey
Difficulties in life are inevitable. But how we perceive our challenges directly determines the extent to which we suffer, and ultimately, whether we succeed or fail in overcoming …
Book Review: How Enlightenment Changes Your Brain
How Enlightenment Changes Your Brainby Andrew Newberg, M.D., and Mark Robert WaldmanAvery BooksAlthough cultures all over the world have long spoken of enlightenment, the conc…
Book Review: The Straight Path: A Religious Guide to Finding and Fulfilling One’s Purpose
The way you get to your purpose may differ among individuals, but the purpose is the same: follow the straight path and draw closer to God.
Carry-On Options
To travel light, invest in the perfect carry-on. Bring only this, and it’s impossible to over-pack. Here are three of our favorites.
Discover Your Sacred Dream
A shaman’s journey from the nightmare to the daydream to the sacred dream.
Enriched by Animals
“As I walked, something walked with me. Not in the sand—but to my right, in the water, just beyond the breaking of the waves.”
Film Review: AWARE
THE VERY NATURE OF SENTIENCE is at the heart of Frauke Sandig and Eric Black’s absorbing documentary, which asks more questions than it can answer in ways that leave you wanting to…
Find a Calling, Make It Work
You may find your calling at the place where your gifts intersect with other people’s needs.
Find Your Path
Interspiritual wisdom to help you find your spiritual style, choose the grand questions that call you, and create your personal practice.
From the Editor: Where Do You Want to be Right Now?
Close your eyes and take a journey in your mind—ask yourself, “What is calling to me right now—and what do I need now?”
Giving Experiences: 15+ Experiential Gifts for Loved Ones
Giving and receiving gifts can be a true joy. But accumulating more things can feel like a burden.
