I love to read, and I believe speakers and writers need to read as widely as possible. Every person has individual tastes, of course, but here are some books I recommend. Some are connected to my speaking topics, some are just connected to my life.

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	Happier Than God Neale Donald Walsch This chatty book from the author of Conversations with God manages to cover the sweep of universal spiritual principles with surprising depth and wisdom.

2
	The Third Jesus Deepak Chopra People familiar with the New Thought spiritual movement already know that each of us is divine at our core. Chopra writes about how the world might be if we lived from that Christ consciousness .

3
	Thank God for Evolution Michael Dowd An inspiring book about who we truly are as human beings, our divine origins and the possibilities for our conscious evolution as a species. A delightful blend of science and spirituality for everyone from fundamentalists to atheists.

4
	Journey of Souls Michael Newton When Michael Newton hypnotized patients to explore their past lives, he stumbled into their life as souls between human incarnations. These case studies explain how we spend the time between lives, how carefully we map out our human intentions, and how we rejoice when we rejoin soul-friends on the Other Side.

5
	The Divine Matrix Gregg Braden This is the book I’d been hoping someone would write. It explains the quantum science that now backs up what we know as spiritual law. Gregg Braden ties the scientific discoveries to ancient wisdom then tells how it works in our lives. It explains so much!

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	The Fall of the Evangelical Nation Christine Wicker News flash: Evangelicals don’t have nearly the numbers or power they have claimed, and their churches are in decline. Christine Wicker, former religion reporter for the Dallas Morning News, is a delightful writer who tells the pros and cons of evangelicalism with great respect and compassion.