| We've collected a number
of links to other sites on the World Wide Web that you might find
interesting. They come with the standard disclaimer: we are not responsible
for their content. If you find any links broken, or if you know of others
we might want to add, let us know.
In some of our areas
of our interest we have so far not been able to locate appropriate web
sites. Accordingly we also list below the titles of some good
books. (Please contact us if
you know of sites we should consider linking to.)
Creativity
All of the following books
are excellent helps to awakening or re-awakening creativity:
Julia Cameron, The Artist's
Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity
Eric Maisel, Fearless
Creating
Roger van Oech, A Kick
in the Seat of the Pants
_____________, A Whack
on the Side of the Head
Meditation
While there are innumerable
books on meditation, this straightforward one remains the best single treatment
of the subject:
Lawrence LeShan, How
to Meditate
The Feminine Side of the Psyche
The Jungian writer Marion
Woodman gives insight into this rapidly developing topic in spiritual psychology:
Marion Woodman, The Pregnant
Virgin
_______________, Conscious
Femininity
_______________, Dancing
in the Flames
The World Wide Web currently
carries two interviews with Marion Woodman, one by
M.E.N..
Magazine and one by NOW
Magazine
Divine Science
For a list of sites
dealing with Divine Science, please see About Divine
Science.
New Thought
For a list of sites
dealing with the New Thought movement in the history of American spirituality,
please see About New Thought.
Mysticism
The "perennial philosophy"
called mysticism.  Who's
Who in the History of Mysticism.
Hildegard of Bingen
Mystic, feminist, painter,
musician, and writer, Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179) remains today a unique
spiritual presence. The
Life and Works of Hildegard von Bingen
Internet
Resources on Hildegard von Bingen  Hildegard
of Bingen Conference Fall 1998
Henry David Thoreau
"I went to the woods
because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts
of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when
I came to die, discover that I had not lived." 
The Life
of Henry David Thoreau The
Writings of Henry D. Thoreau 
Civil
Disobedience
Art
Online collections
of art resources. WebMuseum |
