Fashioned after the eighteen chapters of the Bhagavad-Gita, the essence of Indias Vedic wisdom and one of the great spiritual and philosophical classics of the world, this text contains a commentary on each Gita chapter culled from Byrds and other contributors "Interracial Voice" editorials. The book analyzes specific Gita verses to illuminate U.S. racialism from the Vedic perspective.

The Eleventh Commandment is a ground-breaking new code to bring humanity to a higher level of consciousness, and to increase the spiritual awareness of society. It can change the way we see and interact with each other on numerous levels. It brings us to the stage of understanding that humanity is responsible for its own spiritual maturity and that it is time to manifest a more elevated civilization. This new commandment guides us to: A deeper level of recognizing our spiritual identity and connection with God. Attain the great realization of perceiving the Divine within yourself and all beings. Transform our consciousness and the way we do business, politics, protect the environment, adjust our diet, and care for all. Distinguish the spiritual similarities between us all, which can bring about real peace in the world. Manifest God's plan for the world and bring the spiritual dimension into our lives. Be a reflection of God's love toward everyone. Open ourselves to greater peace and harmony within. The world is in need of a new direction in its spiritual development, and this 11th Commandment is given as the next phase to manifest humanity's most elevated potentials.

How do we grasp the mysteries of life? Within the world's spiritual literature is a trove of wisdom illuminating these mysteries. Living the Mystery explores the wisdom within the realms of psychology, philosophy, religious thought, spirituality, and the teachings of ancient and contemporary thinkers. In this book, Corinne Bottrell presents thoughtful discussions and practical guidance that helps us rediscover our truth, expand our awareness, and broaden our perception of our place in the world. Living the Mystery creates a framework for understanding the many mysteries of our human existence. The author reveals that if we view the world with compassion, clarity, and without prejudice or judgment, we can become wise beings that manifest power, love, and connectedness. Within these pages, you will discover, The purpose of suffering The skills for living with uncertainty Clarity and influence over circumstances An understanding of spiritual intelligence The path to reverent living This is your invitation to transform your life experience into a tapestry of vision, direction and purpose. Corinne P. Bottrell, Ph.D. is an ordained Interfaith Minister, as well as an educational and clinical psychologist. She lives and works in the United Kingdom and the United States.

This book uses many quotes from dozens of Vedic texts to clearly summarize such topics as the nature of the soul & consciousness, what our spiritual identity is, the law of karma, reincarnation, the real process of evolution, a description of heaven & hell, the history & source of the Vedas, the nature of the Absolute--personal God or impersonal force, description of the spiritual realm, why we exist at all, & much more. This book provides answers to questions not found in other religions or philosophies. The author has spent over 20 years of research & travel to accumulate what is presented in this volume. Plus a special section describing the important holy sites & temples of South India with over 75 black & white photographs of art, sculptures, architecture, Deities, & temples. "The author authentically & ably presents the ancient Indian thoughts & insights in dealing with numerous questions regarding life. This book is a welcome introduction to the teachings of the Vedic & Puranic literature on the various topics of metaphysical & spiritual interest." Professor Mahesh Mehta, University of Windsor.