Books from Harding House Publishing, Incorporated/Anamcharabooks
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Santa Claus: Saint, Shaman, & Symbol: Santa Claus
By Bill PalmerIn the midst of the materialism of the modern holiday, Santa offers us a bridge between the physical, secular world and the spiritual, sacred realm. Get to know Santa-and believe all over again.
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Mystic Path of Meditation: Beginning a Christ-Centered Journey
By David ColeIn this delightful book, David Cole gently invites readers to rediscover this ancient path to deeper relationship with God.
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Celtic Prayers & Practices: An Inner Journey
By David ColeA Celtic Pilgrimage into Your Own Heart If you long to set out on an inner journey, this book is a guide to point you in the right direction.
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Sacred Soil: A Gardener's Book of Reflection
By Melina RudmanIn these fifteen intimate essays, Melina Rudman explores the pain of loss and the joy of connection. She writes of gardening as a spiritual practice, one that has the power to ground us in the seasons and cycles of Nature.
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Dante's Road: The Journey Home for the Modern Soul
By Marc Thomas ShawThis spiritual guidebook follows in the footsteps of Dante's journey through the Divine Comedy. With wisdom distilled from the great myths, scriptures, and the world's mystics, this book is an invitation to ever-greater awakening.
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The Celtic Book of Days: Ancient Wisdom for Each Day of the Year from the Celtic Followers of Christ
By Ray SimpsonNow you too can practice the Celts' faith, as you take a few moments to immerse yourself in their wisdom. These small daily moments of reflection and insight will open your heart to each day and all it holds.
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Song of a Christian Sufi: A Spiritual Memoir
By Marietta Bahri Della PennaBuilding on the foundations of the Sufi and Christian mystics, Della Penna's memoir is sometimes funny, sometime heartbreaking-and always points toward more universal truths beyond the particularities of an individual life.
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Love Prayers from Rumi & Other Sufi Mystics
By Devon HolcombePray with the Sufis! The Sufi mystics' experience of God was down-to-earth, sometimes even crude, and always both practical and jubilant. Their religion was love-and God was their Beloved.
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Jesus & Lao Tzu: Adventures with the Tao Te Ching : Adventures with the Tao Te Ching
By George Breed"It will have to suffice if I say simply this: the book's words make me happier, freer, and wiser. If you read it with an open heart, I predict it will do the same for you." -Kenneth McIntosh, author