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Ivonne is the Creator of the Mastery Life non-profit organization that is constantly researching the evolution and the sharing of spiritual life. As a...

Born in Dayton Ohio, raised in New England, Scott has always shown a propensity to acknowledging the spirit world. At an early age he became aware that not only are you sharing life with each other, but with a host of relatives and friends in the spiritual realm. Convinced throughout most of his life that he was imagining things, it took a life altering change to awaken his gifts as a writer, healer and teacher. We are pleased with his diligence to the pursuit of his divine destiny in bringing forth our message.

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Gabriel

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Tormented by a childhood of which he has almost no memories, author W. R. Bennett strives toward a meaningful purpose in his life by attempting to align his strong will with God's will.

By supplementing his poor memory with years of writing poetry and exploring detailed notes from his running records, Bennett is finally able to decipher the reason for his insatiable hunger and addictive nature. He first recognizes his own behavior in the actions of his youngest...

"The seven-minute spiritual manager establishes a spiritually intuitive action plan for goals and objectives which lead to purpose; and decrees to the soul that as a result of spiritual practice (obedience), God will initiate and support thoughts and actions which will produce optimum outcomes in spite of obstacles and difficult...

The Greek word exousia means the right to become the child of God. Although based upon Judeo-Christian philosophy, "Exousia" explores cross-religious doctrines such as purpose, inspiration, faith, love, the spirit of God, hope, prayer, judgment, sin, Hell, Heaven, and eternal life. It offers a completely new approach to understanding these old familiar -- and oftentimes divisive -- subjects.

Exousia resolves the controversy surrounding our purpose in this life, and presents God...

In describing the career of Abraham Yagel, a Jewish physician, kabbalist, and naturalist who lived in northern Italy from 1553 to about 1623, David Ruderman observes the remarkable interplay between early modern scientific thought and religious and occult traditions from a wholly new perspective: that of Jewish intellectual life.

Whether he was writing about astronomical discoveries, demons, marvelous creatures and prodigies of nature, the uses of magic, or reincarnation, Yagel made a consistent effort to integrate empirical study of nature with kabbalistic and rabbinic learning....