Product Description: Book by Bruteau, Beatrice

Product Description: Bruteau shines new light on the deepest truth we can know about ourselves: each of us has at-one-ment with God, here and now. Both enlightening and immensely practical, her work helps readers to understand what it really means to know happiness and cultivate a contemplative consciousness...read more

Amazon.com Review: There is a movement in Christianity toward assimilating certain practices and attitudes of Eastern thought, which though sometimes present in nascent form in Christianity, really come to a full flowering in Hinduism and Buddhism. What We Can Learn From the East grew out of an invitation to speak to a pan-sectarian group of Christian retreat leaders who wanted to know what they could learn about spiritual development from Eastern traditions...read more

The author offers exercises and insights into the mysteries of the Christian religion in an attempt to help people attain their own experiences with God

An anthology of essays and stories by such notable scholars and writers as Thomas Berry, Rupert Sheldrake, Thomas Keating, and Matthew Fox pays tribute to Bede Griffiths, a Benedictine monk who made his home in India, and provides an incisive look at Hindu and Christian spirituality. Original. IP.

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Product Description: How can the world evolve from a culture of war and domination to one of friendship and communion? Philosopher Beatrice Bruteau shows how the two teaching events of Holy Thursday: the Footwashing and the Supper incited the Christian revolution with the power to repeat itself on every scale of social organization--even now...read more

In a probing interfaith dialogue, a Christian scholar and Jewish writer trace the Jewish-Christian schism to the very source of Christianity in the New Testament, specifically in its first book--the Gospel of Matthew. Original.