Directory of Spirituality Resources

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This category includes sites about authors who write about religious or spiritual concepts. Religion is a social phenomenon involving systems of shared practices, views, symbols, and moral values. Spirituality is a personal relationship and communication with the Divine or the Ground of Being, with or without the direct influence of any organization or a set of organizationally imposed views.

Subcategories

• Christian
• Dyer, Wayne
• Edward, John
• Hindu
• Jewish
• Near Death Experience
• Pagan
• Philosophy
• Zen Buddhist

Resources in This Category

• Chicken Soup for the Soul

  http://www.chickensoup.com/
  Listing of the inspirational books by Jack Canfield, with a forum and story submission guidelines.

• DeepSpirit

  http://www.deepspirit.com/
  Samples of the non-fiction works and excerpts of novel of philosopher Christian de Quincey .

• Richard S. Nystrom Senior and his Work

  http://www.angelfire.com/or2/RSNystromSr/
  Featuring the book: G.O.D.: A Guide to Understanding God's Universal Software and other works.

• Susan Kramer

  http://www.susankramer.com/
  More than 40 on-line collections and over 100 articles on being happy and in harmony. Sections for children, teens, adults and the educationally challenged. Some German translations included.

• The Grand Design

  http://www.paddymcmahon.com/
  Excerpts from books by Patrick Francis (Paddy McMahon), extracts from reviews, and seminar information.

• The William Irwin Thompson World Wide Web Site

  http://www.williamirwinthompson.nstemp.com/
  A scholarly webpage about the works of this cultural historian.

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