books by Mark Robert Waldman

books by Mark Robert Waldman

books:

Mark Robert Waldman

Why We Believe What We Believe: Uncovering Our Biological Need for Meaning, Spirituality, and Truth

Andrew Newberg, Mark Robert Waldman

Free Press, 2006

Why We Believe What We Believe
I'm just about done reading this book and have enjoyed it very much. The author doesn't go on any tangents, go off the subject or include any difficult theories to weed through. The author does mentioned several scientific experiments but they are necessary to back up ...

Love Games

Mark Robert Waldman

Tarcher, 2000

Fantasy and Play for Relationships
My husband and I loved this book. By bringing fantasy and play to the world of relationships, author Mark Robert Waldman successfully combines psychology and sensuality in Love Games. Exercises drawn from diverse experts, including Harville Hendrix and the Dalai ...

Reinventing God: Finding Faith In A World Filled With Anger And Fear

Jeremy P. Tarcher, 2008

Tolstoy, Matthew Fox, Thomas Paine, the Dalai Lama, Huston Smith, and others explore the changing face of God and the volatile physics of religion. In this provocative anthology, Mark Robert Waldman has gathered works from some of the world's foremost religious and political thinkers and philosophers to examine the ever-changing landscape of ...

Born to Believe: God, Science, and the Origin of Ordinary and Extraordinary Beliefs

Andrew Newberg, Mark Robert Waldman

Free Press, 2007

The Best Book I've Ever Written
Admittedly, I'm somewhat biased about this book. Why? Because I'm Dr. Newberg's co-author! Now,you can read other reviews of this book if you go to the hardback version, called Why We Believe What We Believe: Uncovering Our Biological Need for Meaning, Spirituality, ...

Dreamscaping : New Techniques for Understanding Yourself and Others

Lowell House, 1999

Fabulous! A complete guide to new ways to work with dreams!
DreamScaping is just great. Usually dream books are the opinion of one person. This book has dozens of people and they are clearly all tops in their fields. I really enjoyed this book and learned more about dreams and dreamwork in one reading than all the rest of the ...

How God Changes Your Brain: Breakthrough Findings from a Leading Neuroscientist
Andrew Md Newberg, Mark Robert Waldman

Ballantine Books, 2009

Messages from the Archetypes: Using Tarot for Healing and Spiritual Growth

Toni Gilbert

White Cloud Press, 2004

Messages From the Archetypes
For the last 10 years, I have been using the tarot as a tool in my life. Although I have read many books about the Tarot (ranging from the history of Tarot to its use and interpretation), Toni Gilbert's Messages From the Archtypes is the first book to give me clear ...

Hozho--Walking in Beauty : Native American Stories of Inspiration, Humor, and Life

Paula Gunn Allen, Carolyn Dunn, ...

McGraw-Hill, 2001

Undstanding Native Spirit
If you truly want to understand the spirituality of Native Americans, you must read their poetry and fiction, not some white person's weekend workshop going on a spirit quest. Native spirituality is embedded in Indian humor, reflections on nature, and the tears that ...

No Mountains Poetry Project
Charles Bukowski, Mark Strand, ...

No Mountains Poetry Project, 1976

Ten broadsides limited to 150 numbered copies, each signed by the authors. Contributors are: Mark Strand (My Son) & (From Two Notebooks), Galway Kinnell (Saint Francis And The Sow), William H. Gass (Mad Meg In The Maelstrom), Ed Dorn (Hello, La Jolla), Diane di Prima (The Bell Tower), John Hawkes (Travesty), Charles Bukowski (Winter), Robert ...