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The Reincarnation of Edgar Cayce, By White Feather. (White Feather's newest book!) Aspiring Country Western singer/songwriter Sarah Benson had a recurring dream about a bookstore twenty-two times. Each dream was identical in every respect. Finally, she decided that the bookstore that she dreamt about must really exist so she set out on an adventure to find it. It was an adventure that would transform her life forever. In the process she meets a man whom she becomes convinced is the reincarnation of Edgar Cayce. This novel will keep you at the edge of your seat, surprise you, make you laugh and make you cry.
Dawn on Kukulkan: The Return of the Beginning, by Jock Whitehouse. In this exhilarating sequel to his acclaimed TheLedge of Quetzal, Whitehouse takes us to the sacred ballgame at Chichen Itza (Kukulkan) that will determine the fate of human life on earth. In the tradition of Carlos Castaneda and Paolo Coelho, Jock Whitehouse's Dawn on Kukulkan returns us to the magical landscape of Southern Mexico and the further spiritual adventures of Daniel Bancroft, the protagonist hero of The Ledge of Quetzal. After witnessing the Great Economic Meltdown of September 2008, and the shattering of a collective confidence in the future, Daniel once again finds himself flying to Mexico on a sacred journey - this time to the great playing field that lies at the entrance to Kukulkan, the Mayan temple at Chichen Itza, where a ballgame to determine the fate of life on earth is to be played out before sunrise on 12/21/2012. 
The Twelfth Insight: The Hour of Decision, by James Redfield. On December 21, 2012, the Mayan calendar will end. Many see it as an apocalyptic sign. But is it? In The Twelfth Insight, the long-awaited fourth book in the beloved Celestine Series, we again follow our Hero and his close friend Wil. They have just received a portion of another ancient and mysterious manuscript that describes a secret approach to spirituality that is silently arriving in the second decade of the 21st Century. But the manuscript is only available in fragments. 
Committed: A Love Story, by Elizabeth Gilbert. The #1 New York Times bestselling follow-up to Eat, Pray, Love--an intimate and erudite celebration of love. At the end of her memoir Eat, Pray, Love, Elizabeth Gilbert fell in love with Felipe, a Brazilian living in Indonesia. The couple swore eternal love, but also swore (as skittish divorce survivors) never to marry. However, providence intervened in the form of a U.S. government ultimatum: get married, or Felipe could never enter America again. Told with Gilbert's trademark humor and intelligence, this fascinating meditation on compatibility and fidelity chronicles Gilbert's complex and sometimes frightening journey into second marriage, and will enthrall the millions of readers who made Eat, Pray, Love a number one bestseller. Click here for more information or to order.
The Lotus and the Cross: Jesus Talks with Buddha, by Ravi Zacharias. Have you ever wondered what Jesus would say to Mohammed? Or Buddha? Or Oscar Wilde? Maybe you have a friend who practices another religion or admires a more contemporary figure. Drop in on a conversation between Jesus and some well-known individuals whose search for the meaning of life took them in many directions -- and influenced millions. Popular scholar Ravi Zacharias sets a captivating scene in this first in the intriguing Conversations with Jesus books. Through dialogue between Christ and Gautama Buddha that reveals Jesus' warm, impassioned concern for all people, God's true nature is explored. It's a well-priced, hard cover volume readers will want to own, and also share with others.
2012: The War for Souls, by Whitley Strieber. December 21, 2012, may be one of the most watched dates in history. Every 26,000 years, Earth lines up with the exact center of our galaxy. At 11:11 on December 21, 2012, this event happens again, and the ancient Maya calculated that it would mark the end, not only of this age, but of human consciousness as we know it. But what will actually happen? The end of the world? A new age for mankind? Nothing? The last time this happened, Cro-Magnon man suddenly began creating great art in the caves of southern France, which to this day remains one of the most inexplicable changes in human history.
The Witch of Portobello, by Paulo Coelho. How do we find the courage to always be true to ourselves—even if we are unsure of whom we are? That is the central question of international bestselling author Paulo Coelho's profound new work, The Witch of Portobello. It is the story of a mysterious woman named Athena, told by the many who knew her well—or hardly at all. Among them:
Black Elk in Paris, A Novel by Kate Horsley. Inspired by historical events, an award-winning author spins an imaginative story narrated by Philippe, a physician who has cared for a Parisian family for many years. While attending a Wild West show that is touring Europe, the youngest daughter, Madou, is drawn to Black Elk, a Native American, with whom she gradually falls in love. Black Elk is poised and uncannily intuitive, but desperately homesick. Philippe and Madou try to help him, but it is Black Elk who ends up transforming them.
Pythagoras: The Mathemagician, by Karim El-Koussa. This historical novel is based on the life of Pythagoras, who taught that each soul reflects the whole universe, and reincarnates eternally. Foretold by a prophecy at Delphi to be a kind of a savior to humankind, he was instructed by the priests of Jebel, Sayda, Tyre and Mt. Carmel, and initiated at Egypt's Pyramids. Exiled to Babylon, he studied with the Zoroastrians, Chaldeans and Gymnosophists. Around 500 BC, he died in a terrorist attack on the Temple of the Muses.
The Journeys of Socrates: An Adventure, by Dan Millman. In nineteenth-century Tsarist Russia an orphaned child born of Jewish and Cossack blood grows up in a land of wealthy aristocrats, struggling peasants, and growing discontent. Sent to an elite military academy at the tender age of four, Sergei Ivanov (Socrates) comes of age training to protect a way of life he doesn't understand. When a sudden death forces Sergei to flee, he escapes into the wilderness. With nothing to cling to but a memory of his grandfather and the promise of a gift buried near St. Petersburg, Sergei journeys across a harsh land to seek his place in the world. The adventure that unfolds is not about the revolutions of history, but about the revolution in one man's heart. A stirring story of tragedy and triumph emerges as Sergei encounters mentors and masters who reveal secrets about the arts of war and, ultimately, the path to peace. From the heights of love to the depths of despair, from the threat of a mortal enemy to the search for a child he has never met, Sergei Ivanov's odyssey unlocks hidden wisdom at the heart of life. He could never have imagined that from the moment of his birth he was destined to become the peaceful warrior who would change the lives of millions worldwide.
Under the Stone Paw: A Novel , by Theresa Crater. Anne Le Clair, a successful, young attorney, has managed to remain free from her family’s gothic past—until now. When she inherits her murdered Aunt’s antique necklace however, she finds no escape from its secrets. Under the Stone Paw is a thrill ride from the upper crust of New York society to the forbidden tunnels underneath the Sphinx, from a time before Jesus and Mary Magdalene sought to free humanity to our own time when a shadowy consortium of powerful individuals threaten to control it.
The Morrigan: An Erotic Tale of Reincarnation, Magic, and Murder, by Annette Maxberry. Three women from different eras—the nineteenth century, mid-twentieth century, and late twentieth century—lead disturbingly parallel lives. All are a bit kinky, all have strange powers they can't explain or control, and all put themselves in harm's way through their attraction to dangerous men. What is their connection to one another? Can they discover who they are in time to save themselves from a nightmarish fate? Interweaving Celtic myth with a compelling mystery, The Morrigan will draw you into the lives of its memorable characters, inviting you to piece the puzzle together as the story moves toward its explosive climax.
Backbeat: A Novel of Physics, by J. Frederick Arment, from Blue Hot Books, ISBN 1889749184. The first novel to apply quantum physics to human relationships, this is the universal story of an orphan's quest for family. Thanks to Einstein and his successors, Arment's characters have the advantage of a world teeming with virtual particles and probability waves in which orphans can reconcile the past and change the future. Readers not only experience the lead character's heartfelt plight, but also five epiphanies - possibility, connectivity, uncertainty, probability, and spontaneity - which anyone can gain with a deeper understanding of physics.
Ancestors of Avalon, A Novel of Atlantis & the Ancient British Isles by Diana L. Paxson, from Viking, ISBN 0670033146. This much-anticipated new installment in Marion Zimmer Bradley's beloved Avalon saga tells the dramatic story of the magical beginnings of Avalon for the first time. Paxson follows the ancestral founders of Avalon from their life on the doomed island of Atlantis to their escape to the mist-shrouded isle of Britain. Woven into this extraordinary tale are the journeys of two powerful women whose destinies will shape the fate of the new line of descendants.