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A spiritual journey with extraordinary encounters. Yon Rou's memoir is a kaleidoscopic ride through the upper echelons of New York Society and the nature-worshipping, sword-wielding world of East Asian religious and martial arts. Monk of Park Avenue divulges a privileged childhood in Manhattan, followed by the bitter rigors of kung fu in China and meditations in Daoist temples. Join Yon Rou's adventure as he encounters kings, Nobel laureates, and the Mob.

The Wild Kindness: A Psilocybin Odyssey is the lyrical, unforgettable memoir of Bett Williams's relationship with psilocybin mushrooms, otherwise known as magic mushrooms. In pursuit of self-healing, she begins experimenting with mushrooms in solitary ceremonies by the fire. Word soon gets out about her New Mexican desert mushroom farm, though, and people arrive in droves. Not long after, the police read her her Miranda Rights, her relationships fall out of whack, and her dog Rosie just might be CIA.

Two men from opposite sides of the world are brought together by a moment of serendipity. Follow James and his fascinating journey, as he leaves behind his flailing investment banking career in New York, to discover his New You, taken under the wing of a Guru in India. And there is a mysterious character, RK…. What happens when the three meet after James' flight from New York?

Through the Higher Realms is a transformative journey through the mystical and divine dimensions of the universe, inviting readers to explore the higher realms of consciousness, spirituality, and astral projection. This book merges the ancient wisdom of mysticism with cutting-edge scientific knowledge to unravel the mysteries of the cosmos, the soul, and the unseen worlds that surround us. Through the Rapturous Communion in the Interior Mystical Church, readers are introduced to the concept of divine union in the deepest spaces of the soul.

Inayat's Song is the story of a young man who struggled with the great questions of existence. Who is God? And who am I? And what is our relationship? Inayat Khan's first-person narrative is read by award-winning actor Tom Alter. Inayat Khan was a gold medal-winning musician, a child prodigy from a musical family, including the renowned musician and music educator, Maulbakhsh Shole Khan. Along with his music education, he showed an aptitude for mystical training and was taken as a pupil of Sufi Master Abu Hashim Madani of Hyderabad.