What does "do unto others" and "love thy neighbor as thyself" mean when you belong to a church that believes in impersonal religious fellowship?

Carrie Anne's boyfriend brings her home to meet his family...where she experiences a bit more family connection than she bargained for

One woman finds great past-life-healing value in becoming part of a 'pyramid scheme' reminiscent of ancient women's mystery school circles...even though receiving money does not turn out to be one of the benefits

A descent into poverty is something the author felt as ashamed of as the few times she slept with people she was not attracted to...but are the causes of these kinds of shame the same?

Turning one's financial ship around in the face of historically corrupt money systems turned out to be more about claiming spiritual wholeness than about writing resumes and getting some kind of job when America's economy crashed.

Carrie Anne's suitemate seems to have started college with the perfect boyfriend. Then they break up. Can you be friends with an ex-couple no longer speaking to each other? What if you want more from Prince Charming...and what if losing True Love starts turning him into an ass?