Softcover, 64pp., $5.95

Dorothy Hulst had as one of her favorite books AS A MAN THINKETH, by James Allen.  In this short volume, Allen expressed his belief that an individual, through the power of positive thought, forms his or her own character and consequent happiness.  Hulst was inspired by the content of Allen’s book but tired of the mental exercise required to substitute feminine equivalents for masculine terms.  Using a pencil, she crossed out all masculine references, replacing them with feminine words.  The result allows women to identify directly and personally with Allen’s concepts.

Softcover, 180 pp., $8.95

Although Ruby Nelson’s book was first published in 1968, this beautiful new paper back edition is as fresh and awakening as anything being published today. Nelson discusses man's ultimate possibility which is the transmutation and ascension of the physical body as Jesus did. Exploring that one idea alone, is worth our reading and consideration. She also describes the beautiful body of Light that we will live in and gives us guidelines on how to attain this perfection. She unfolds for us the true meaning of the Holy Spirit and how we can experience the Second Birth, the birth of the Spirit. 

“Come!  Meet me just inside the Door of Everything, in my timeless realm of Being, where all the perfect qualities of your Grand Cosmic Self will intersect and blend into one precious jewel, the precious jewel of Love. The door is set before you and the keys have peen presented with which it may be opened.”

Softcover-256 pp, $13.95

This book delights the reader with many accounts of the awe-inspiring Christian healing work of Mary Baker Eddy. She expressed such great love and dominion through her understanding of God’s Love for man that it enabled her to, “...heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, and cast out devils,”  all through prayer alone.

Relive those inspiring moments when Mary Baker Eddy, discoverer and founder of Christian Science,  discovered God’s power to heal, the same power Jesus exercised in his healing ministry. You will sense the power she reflected as she demonstrated the healing truths of the Bible. You will feel the wonder and awe those close to her experienced when testifying to her remarkable demonstrations of the Christ power. She expressed the mother-love so completely that it blessed all around her. She set forth her method of divine healing, based wholly on the Bible. She challenged the thought of her time as spiritual healing still does today.

Hardcover, 158 pp., $7.95

Fear not, only believe, It is the Father’s good pleasure to give you the kingdom._____Jesus

Why not have what you want?  Have you settled down with the notion that you can’t have it?  Are you accepting a disappointment as something you must suffer?  Do you think you are too poor to buy the things you like or even the things you need? Do you look at the thing that you really desire as being far beyond your reach?

Well, before you give it all up as hopeless, read WORKING WITH GOD to see if your case is as bad as you think it is. Gardner Hunting shares the ideas that changed the life of a man who used to think as you do and who thought he had good reason to do so.  But he found out that he was mistaken and that life is not hopeless at all.  He believes that what helped him may help somebody else who is under a cloud similar to the one that he once lived under.  Many things you want most are now within your reach.

Hardcover, 94 pp., $6.95

REMEMBERING is one of the most beautiful gift books you will ever find. Written poetically, it sings with affirmations. It speaks to many aspects of our every day lives; Love, guilt, fear, the “end of the world”, happiness, dreams, the Kingdom of Heaven.

Mr. Gilbert writes, “We are not on this Earth to live lives of self-denial.  We are here to learn to affirm ourselves and all things in all things.  We are here not to abstain from life but to live it fully. In this process we will inevitably learn that we cannot truly live, cannot even be ourselves, without the guidance of God, our Perfect Provider.”

This inspiring book is out of print and no longer available for reorder. Now is the time to get it for yourself or someone special on your gift list.

Hardcover- $52.00

For  decades, students, professors and general readers have relied upon The New Oxford Annotated Bible with the Apocrypha for essential scholarship and guidance to the world of the Bible. Now a new editorial board and contributors have completely updated this classic work for a new generation of scholars and readers.  The result is a volume which maintains and extends the excellence the Annotated’s users have come to expect, bringing new insights, new information, and new approaches to bear upon the understanding of the text of the Bible. 

This third edition contains 28 pages of full color maps, a 64-page concordance and thumb indexing , an aid to quickly finding a particular book.

Hardcover, 112 pp., $12.95

African American Wisdom is a special book, an eclectic gathering of the writings and spoken words of African Americans, past and present.

“It doesn’t take wisdom to know that black Americans has had them some pain.  Read two or three pages of the biography of any noted or notable African American and you will know this. But from that pain, rising like the Phoenix from its smoking ashes, is a wisdom so bright and resplendent that you’ll need your shades to behold it.  Yet, if all that could be referred to as African American wisdom were a mountain, this slender volume would have to be likened to but a teaspoon of that mountain’s rich black soil.”   ------Reginald McKnight

Hardcover, 292 pp., $24.95

On these pages you will find some of Jim’s personal story, along with his poetry and prose, that helps tell what he felt was most important to say. You will find the story of how “I Am There” was written and how it came to be the best loved of all of Freeman’s poems, and how the poem was left on the Moon in 1971 by Apollo 15 astronaut James Irwin. Jim’s “Prayer for Protection” is now so universal that most people don’t know it was written by him. It, too, was taken to the Moon by Apollo 11 pilot Buzz Aldrin and left there in 1969.

Here is James Dillet Freeman at his lyrical, loving, passionate best. Here is the poet read and loved by millions. Here is a tribute to the man who came to stand for the best the movement called Unity has produced.

Angels will sing in you as you read this wonderful book.

CD only - $15.00

Mel Gibson’s “The Passion Of The Christ” was an unprecedented blockbuster movie that, despite controversy, stirred millions of moviegoers who flocked to see it. What ever your thoughts about the movie, the original soundtrack is moving, emotional and extremely meditational. John Debney’s music peeks the imagination and soothes the soul.

Hardcover, 713 pp., $29.95

This reference dictionary is a volume in the Charles Fillmore Reference Library. It is one of the basic books containing Charles Fillmore’s inspired thinking and teaching and is regarded as a vital part of Unity’s spiritual heritage.

This current edition is a one-of-a-kind volume presenting the esoteric meanings of names and places, people, and key words found in the Bible.  The ideas presented in this unique reference book are based on the teachings of Jesus Christ and are presented in a cross-denominational format.

It is an ideal resource guide for people at every level of learning and understanding.  It’s the perfect information source for newcomers to Unity, it’s helpful for current members to begin learning even more, and it’s excellent in helping long-standing members renew their commitment to the Unity way of life.

Softcover, 228 pp.
**Special price, $10.00

One of the stories in this book is of our own minister, Rev. Ann Marie Davis, who, through her own prayers and those of family and friends and prayer circles, overcame four recurrences of cancer, confounding doctors who at one point had given her only three hours to live.

Share the experiences of people whose lives have been touched by the miracle of prayer. How can prayer heal bodies, minds, and souls?  With chapters on what prayer is, how to pray, what science reveals about the incredible healing power of prayer, the role of prayer in the evolution of human consciousness, and more, this book can enrich the way we view ourselves and our lives.

Hardcover, 216 pp. $12.95

This book offers Truth students the metaphysical meanings and uses of words and phrases that frequently appear in Unity publications, and many that appear in the Bible.  Whereas Unity’s Metaphysical Bible Dictionary explains the esoteric meanings of scriptural proper names, The Revealing Word is devoted mostly to common names.  In addition to words that have religious significance, hundreds of words that are in everyday use appear in this book.  Thus the reader is given inner meanings that he or she can apply to daily living. All things in life are expressed in words.  Equipped with the inner meanings of words, a person can control all the issues of his or her life, from the insignificant to the great.

Hardcover, 106 pp., $12.00

It’s the late 1920s in colonial India.  

Driven by a seemingly irrational wish, an aging British Army officer embarks upon an adventure of discovery that leads to forbidden Tibet, an ancient land obscured by centuries of isolation; a land of wonder, where miraculous feats are part of everyday life. There, in the shadows of the earth’s tallest mountains, he stumbles on the hidden Shangri-La, a mysterious place without time where people age but somehow never grow old.

So Peter Kelder’s chronicle of Colonel Bradford, whose extraordinary adventure brings him back to the West years later at age 73, looking and acting like a man of 45!

How did he accomplish this remarkable feat of rejuvenation? The secret, says Bradford, is a series of five ancient Tibetan exercises, which anyone can perform in a matter of minutes.  These simple exercises, which he calls the Five Rites, restore youthful health and vitality by balancing and harmonizing invisible energy vortexes within the body.

Softcover, 59pp., $6.95.

Sometimes the most simple concepts can be the most difficult to explain.  The reality of love, so often discussed, is one of those deceptively simple ideas.  In fact, understanding and expressing unconditional love, also called agape, can be a lifelong quest.  Is it an action, a universal energy, or a creative principle? And if we understand it, can its expression ever be realized, or is it simply a divine attribute?

These and other questions are addressed in an inspirational, philosophical, and yet practical essay from Sir John Templeton.  He seeks to define pure, unlimited love as the “transcendent power of divine love that expresses itself through our hearts and minds when we are open and receptive to it.”  Its greatest attributes are love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self control.

Hardcover, 163pp., $14.95.

Throughout ancient history, in cultures all around the world, people believed in both male and female gods and goddesses.  Yet, suddenly, the Mother God seemed to disappear.  Did She ever really exist?  Where did She go?  And why is She making a comeback now?  Her resurgence is not some New Age fad.  The Mother God is anything but “new.”  She’s been around for as long as humans have had a belief in God, long before the belief in reincarnation was born out of the Egyptian religion.  You can rightfully say that She has been around as long as the belief in angels.

Whenever you face a situation that seems insurmountable, call on Mother God, and She can help give you the answer.

CD only., $15.98

If you own only one recording of healing music for relaxation and meditation, this would be a good choice.  The luminous tones of electric piano and exquisite atmospheric textures spiral up your spine to the top of your head. The result sends your body, mind and spirit to a higher rate of vibration and overall well-being.

In addition to new material, this CD includes a sonically enhanced version of Halpern’s chakra classic, SPECTRUM SUITE, named “the most influential New Age healing recording of all time.”

Take a deep breath ... close your eyes, and let the music transport you to a delightful place of balance, joy and inner peace.

Hardcover, 47 pp., $16.95

For God’s children of all ages, this charming take on the classic fairy tale The Ugly Duckling tickles the funny bone as it expands the heart.

Our little duckling doesn't’t feel too good about herself until she changes her thinking from negative to positive and begins helping others.  Eventually, she meets a beautiful mentor who helps her see that beauty comes from a loving heart. As Henrietta learns, so do we ... if only as a reminder. Along the way, we smile and laugh as we enjoy the clever writing of Phil Hahn and the wonderful illustrations by Paul Coker, Jr.  This book is a magical blend of God-given talent!

CD only, $15.98

According to legend, bowl-shaped quartz crystal vessels were used in ancient Egypt and Greece in temples and healing ceremonies.  Crystal bowls vibrate at pure frequencies and produce coherent sound waves when struck and rubbed with a mallet. Experience the beauty and healing power of crystal bowls on this 24-bit audiophile CD - it’s awesome.

Steven Halpern is a pioneering sound healer and world renowned composer/recording artist. His Inner Peace Music has touched the lives of millions, and is used in homes, spas and healing centers around the world.

Hardcover, 201 pp., $9.95

To every person who thinks deeply there comes a time when he is brought face-to-face with the question, "What is God and what does God mean to me?"   That God must mean something is inevitable.  We can find no comfort in seeking to dismiss the subject altogether, nor can we be happy so long as we are torn by doubt and uncertainty. What we think about God, whether consciously or subconsciously, influences everything that we think about ourselves, about living and learning and loving. God is the great meaning of the universe and of our individual existence.

Each of us is an individual expression of God. We find God as we become conscious of our at-one-ment with Him. To the degree that we realize this, we make it possible for God to express through us. Conscious unity with the Father brings us into a realization of our spiritual inheritance. We have God's mind, life, and power as we maintain contact with them in God. When we have found and experienced God we shall know God, and we shall know ourselves.

Softcover, 305 pp., $11.95

Stephen and Ondrea Levine have devoted years to investigating the mind/body relationship, particularly as it relates to the states of healing, dying, and grieving.  Their work has affected healing and medical practices worldwide. In this book they turn their attention to what has been "our most significant spiritual commitment -----our own relationship."

In this groundbreaking book, they demonstrate how to use a relationship as a means for profound inner growth and healing.  Their insights and anecdotes will benefit anyone who is drawn to looking inward, and all who seek a relationship as a path for spiritual renewal and merciful awareness of life.

Hardcover, 293 pp., $6.95

Russell Lake discusses prayer from many viewpoints and brings us to realize that prayer is the most important element in our climb toward the highest expression of our inner selves.  He considers how to pray, and clears away not only the mystique but also the widespread misinformation about what prayer is. Jesus Christ in His teaching did not separate favored from unfavored ones and say these may pray and those may not.  His message was for all people.  He told the multitudes to pray.  Everyone may pray; everyone can pray; everyone must pray.

Prayer is simple but not easy, uncomplicated but requires know-how and, certainly, practice.  It is simple because it is neither more nor less than communion with God.  It is not easy because it demands discipline and may require that we change our habitual thinking.

Fulfillment is ours through prayer which lifts our consciousness into at-one-ment with God and Principle and divine law. This is what prayer does for us.  It is by the grace of God a privilege and inexpressible joy.

Thank God for prayer!

Here is an up-to-date approach to some very old spiritual questions.  Sam is idling around the Internet one day when suddenly God appears on his computer screen. Or at least He says He’s God. Skeptical, Sam is not so sure there is a god, and why would God be talking to Sam anyway? Maybe this was the work of a hacker?

Sam decides to investigate, and becomes engrossed in conversations with the mysterious person on the other end.  Together they explore the great questions arising out of evolution, astronomy, the laws of nature, and the possibility of miracles.  Not that Sam knew much science. Fortunately the stranger was able to explain the science from scratch in a way that Sam could understand.  They also talked about the problems of evil and suffering, which really made Sam start thinking.

So, was the intruder really God___God on the Internet___or a hacker? Readers will have to make up their own minds.

Softcover, 338 pp, $11.95

Are you constantly searching outside of yourself for answers?  Do you feel powerless to meet life’s constant challenges? Are stress and illness sapping your spirit?

In this comprehensive, yet easy-to-follow work, learn the secrets to life enrichment and empowerment practiced by thousands of people across the country.  The key to physical, spiritual, and emotional wellness resides in the Twelve Powers inherent within each of us.  These powers are not separate from the physical body, by are expressed through it.  This fascinating book will teach you how to access these dynamic powers to bring you and those you care about healing, love, and success.  Turn to any power right now and increase it in your life and affairs.

Softcover, 319 pp, $15.00

In the midst of a normal life, Katie became increasingly depressed and desperate. Then one morning, she woke up in a state of absolute joy, filled with the realization of how her own suffering had ended.  The freedom of that realization has never left her, and now in LOVING WHAT IS you can discover the same freedom through what she calls "The Work."

The Work is simply four questions that, when applied to a specific problem, enable you to see what is troubling you in an entirely different light.  As Katie says, "It’s not the problem that causes our suffering; it’s our thinking about the problem."  Contrary to popular belief, trying to let go of a painful thought never works; instead, once we have done The Work, the thought lets go of us.  At that point, we can truly love what is, just as it is.

Softcover, 145 pp., $12.95

As the title suggests, HANDBOOK OF POSITIVE PRAYER is meant to be a guide. The various prayer techniques are simply some possible ways to pray, ways that can help us avoid "vain repetition" or freshen our approach to the experience of communicating with God.  The example of specific techniques are just that, examples.

We are encouraged to use words that are most comfortable for us.  The important thing is that we pray.

Hypatia Hasbrouck explores the many practical and uplifting ways that positive prayer can work in your lives.  She guides us through a powerful seven-step prayer model as well as shares the benefits of visualization, prayer journaling, use of affirmations and denials, and other special prayer treatments and techniques.

Softcover, 131 pp., $10.95

This book can be utilized on many levels.  It is up to us to decide how far and how deeply we wish to go.  Each chapter begins with a discussion of a topic and then moves into an Adventure segment which serves as a bridge to help us transport the philosophical aspect into our everyday lives.

In this book we come to an understanding of what prayer is, why we pray, whether prayers are always answered, and much, much more. We find comfort in knowing that Spirit is drawing together a world community of people who pray. More and more, we want to connect with each other on a spiritual level.  It is a divine mandate.

Hardcover, 360 pp., $12.95

Part of the Unity Classic Library Series, this is a practical book, offering a commonsense approach to problem solving through prayer and the activity generated by listening for answers to our prayers.

The eldest son of Unity cofounders Charles and Myrtle Fillmore was raised in an environment of affirmative prayer, so it was natural that he would write about prayer as a means to achieve health, wealth, and happiness.  The thirteen sections of this book are based on Truth affirmations Lowell Fillmore compiled from experience.  He called these affirmations "gadgets," which he found valuable in meeting everyday problems involving health, prosperity, and human relationships. A fourteenth section contains Lowell Fillmore's reflections on the Lord's Prayer.

Hardcover, 94 pp., $12.95

The power of prayer has been recognized for immeasurable time.  By reading prayers from religions such as Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity, and Islam, we share the sense of a common experience.  The deepest feelings are similar, concern for family, assistance in healing, a longing for peace, or a wish for greater wisdom.

For some people, prayer can be thought of as a way to ask for specific goals or special favors. This type of prayer may or may not be effective. Another type of prayer exists when all selfish desire is put aside and we feel ourselves in communion with God. At this point, our greatest wish is that God’s will be done.  Prayer then becomes more than a means to an end, it becomes a state of humility and of awe.  It can exist whether we are washing the floor or composing a symphony.  Prayer is communion with the Divine, a universal, loving, creative force that exists  in a variety of ways for people around the world.

This book brings together an inspirational collection of prayers suitable for all ages and traditions.  In addition, it offers insight and guidance about the nature of prayer that will be useful for the serious seeker.

Glen Moseley has served as executive director and CEO of the Association of Unity Churches since 1985. Joanna Hill is director of the Templeton Foundation Press.

Hardcover, 202 pp., $6.95

"It seemed like a miracle!" That is the way they start to tell their story of something remarkable that has taken place in their life, or in the life of someone close to them:  a physical healing, the solution of some seemingly unsolvable problem, the attainment of some goal in life, the dissolving of some misunderstanding, the forgiveness of a wrongdoing, or an outcome that seemed "too good to be true."

These are the kinds of things, or people, or situations that you will find in this book.

The principles are true.  The personal stories are true: they have actually happened to actual people.  Many of them would not be acceptable in a book of fiction because they seem too incredible. What these people did might not be the things for you to do.  But the prayers they used are universal in scope and application.  The stories of human faith, prayer, courage, and overcoming are peculiar to each individual just as your name, your personality, your situation, are peculiar to you. You can do all things needful if you know and use the God-given power that is in you.

If one of these people were telling you his story he would very likely begin with the words, "It seems to me like a miracle!" It does to me, too.

Softcover, 164 pp., $12.95

Robert Brumet follows the spirit of practical spirituality. Drawing upon many sources, Reverend Brumet masterfully weaves together strands of psychology, Eastern and Western mysticism, Bible interpretation, and personal history to bring us a new version of contemporary, practical spirituality.

This book helps us discover the deeper meaning in the disturbing, unsettling events that happen in our individual lives and in the world. It also reminds us that we are never alone, that the loving Intelligence that created us and all of life is ever present, guiding and directing our ways.

"For everything there is a season and a time for every matter under heaven."  And there is a natural flow of seasons in our own lives.  We experience seasons of activity and growth and seasons of rest and renewal. Life is about growth, unfoldment, and change, which give us the incentive to explore new dimensions of living.

FINDING YOURSELF IN TRANSITION explores the spiritual opportunities inherent in life’s changes and helps us discover how to use them as a gateway to greater personal and spiritual growth.

Hardcover, 206 pp., $14.95

Charles Fillmore give some very interesting perspectives on God and Man’s responsibilities for spiritual evolution. For the advanced metaphysics student, this book offers articles such as “The Restorative Power of Spirit”, “Metaphysics of Shakespeare,” and “Thinking in the Fourth Dimension.”

Wisdom For A Lifetime

Softcover, 255 pp., $14.95
Four cassettes, $27.95

Contained within this informative, wise, and often humorous work is a guide to opening hidden meanings and symbols in Bible passages.  You will learn how to select a Bible, how to use other Bible reference books, and much more to make the most of your Bible study.

That's Just How My Spirit Travels

Softcover, 240 pp., $14.95

In this inspiring memoir, Rosemary Fillmore Rhea, granddaughter of Unity’s cofounders, shares the spiritual journey of her life.  With anecdotes and spiritual insights, she recalls her formative years at Unity Village, experiences with key leaders in the early development of Unity, and her world travels.  From the Unity Village swimming pool just outside Kansas City, Missouri to the royal summer palace on the Gulf of Siam to the Bel-Air Hotel in Los Angeles, her stories will move you to laughter, tears, and a deeper sense of faith.  She will inspire you to live life as an adventure and with a “feeling of happy expectation.”

Rosemary is an ordained Unity minister and was founder, director, and host of The Daily Word for television, and later co-produced The Word From Unity, which appeared on more than a thousand television and radio stations nationwide. She served in churches in Delray Beach and New Port Richey in Florida and opened the Unity Myrtle Fillmore Center in Kansas City