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  • Astrology, Jung and Religion

    Astrology, Jung and Religion (1)

  • Choicemakers

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  • Mythology

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  • Sheila Moon: Fiction

    Sheila Moon: Fiction (4)

  • Sheila Moon: Poetry

    Sheila Moon: Poetry (6)

  • Studies in Religious Texts

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  • The Journey for Our Times

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  • A Magic Dwells

    $7.95
    By Sheila Moon A poetic and psychological study of the Navajo emergence myth, with emphasis on its relevance to the lives of contemporary men and women seeking spiritual growth. An engrossing analysis of the development of personality from birth to adult-consciousness, using the emergence myth as its touchstone and vehicle. Published by Wesleyan University Press, 1970 Re-issued by the Guild for Psychological Studies Publishing House, 1985 $7.95 Paper ISBN 0-917479-06-8 206 pages; 8-1/2" x 5-3/4"
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  • A Meditative Calendar

    $12.00
    By Sadie Gregory A collection of quotations from many sources for each day of any year, gathered by Sadie Gregory throughout her lifetime. Each page is headed by a quotation with space following for journal writing. Published as a tribute to the author, this rare calendar for meditations is a moving and helpful collection; for those who knew Sadie Gregory as well as those who didn't. $12 Hardcover 830 pages; 5-1/2" x 8-1/2"
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  • A New Dimension In Old Testament Study

    $5.00
    By Sadie Gregory A course guide to the study of selections from the Old Testament for individuals and groups. "How can a study of Old Testament material help modern individuals face life in an age of transitions?" asks Sadie Gregory in the introduction to this work. She goes on to say, "A living acquaintance with the great Yahweh-person encounters of the Old Testament can awaken one's heart to the possibility of deeper personal encounters with the Other." Here are 12 studies focusing on individuals (Abraham, Joseph, Moses, and others), cosmic myths, tales and songs. For each there are questions for discussion and suggestions for verbal and non-verbal activities. Published by the Guild for Psychological Studies, 1980 $5 Paper ISBN 0-917479-05-X 103 pages
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  • And a Time to Die

    And A Time To Die

    $10.00
    By Mark Pelgrin Another powerful and moving account of one individual's quest for life and meaning in confrontation with physical death. Compiled and edited from the personal journals and letters of the late Mark Pelgrin by Sheila Moon and Elizabeth B. Howes, this book presents every aspect of a man under stress. It is a book about living and it speaks urgently to any person who dares to become involved in the meaning of his/her own existence. Published by Contact Press, 1962 $10.00 Hardcover 159 pages; 5-1/2" x 8-1/2"
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  • Atoms, Snowflakes and God

    $6.75
    By John Hitchcock This book formulates a world-view which includes the religious dimension in modern physics. It does this by tracing such concepts as love, freedom, consciousness, and meaning from atoms, through evolution, to the human. Published originally by Alchemy Books Now published by Theosophical Publications, 1986 $6.75 Paper ISBN 0-8356-0604-X 222 pages; 5-1/4" x 8-1/2"Click here for Order Form
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  • Braver Than That

    $5.50
    By Sheila Moon A brave book of poetry that confronts individuals and God in terms of realities of the universe and finds neither God nor human lacking. She exhorts the reader: "O let us build life from all loneliness, lay it on mountains for the stars to bless!" Published by Golden Quill Press, 1975 $5.50 Hardcover ISBN 0-8233-0222-9 79 pages; 5-1/2" x 8"
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  • Changing Woman and Her Sisters (hardcover)

    $14.00
    By Sheila Moon Second Printing At the core of creation there is masculine and feminine power and rich creativity, but western civilization tends to devalue the feminine. The author combines the religion and mythology of the Navajo nation with her experience as an analyst in the Jungian tradition, making it clear that without the feminine there is no creative process. Her concerns and perspectives draw many clear implications for the future of our planet. $14 Hardcover ISBN 0-917479-02-5 First Printing, 1984 232 pages; 5-1/2" x 8-1/2"
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  • Changing Woman and Her Sisters (paperback)

    $11.50
    By Sheila Moon Second Printing At the core of creation there is masculine and feminine power and rich creativity, but western civilization tends to devalue the feminine. The author combines the religion and mythology of the Navajo nation with her experience as an analyst in the Jungian tradition, making it clear that without the feminine there is no creative process. Her concerns and perspectives draw many clear implications for the future of our planet. $11.50 Paper ISBN 0-917479-03-3 Second Printing, 1988 232 pages; 5-1/2" x 8-1/2"
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  • Collected Poems, 1972-1985

    $17.00
    By Sheila Moon Finally within one volume, a harvest of poems representing one facet of the versatile Sheila Moon - poet, analyst, educator, author of novels as well as works on psychology and religion. Through the collection of previously published poems, along with 29 new ones in a section entitled "Simple Road, Silent Door," she lets us venture into her richly imaged inner world as well as look out, though her eyes, to the world of Earth's natural "miracles" of seasons and creatures. Few other poets are as at home describing inner soul realities and outer natural ones with such insight, awe and consummate poetic skill. Published by Golden Quill Press, 1985 $17.00 Hardcover ISBN 0-8233-0414-0 407 pages; 5-1/2" x 8"
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  • Deepest Roots

    $11.95
    By Sheila Moon Deepest Roots is part of the Thunder in the Roots Trilogy What happens in the Great Land may be a paradigm for what could happen on earth, "If it is done with courage it leads a heart home." First published over 20 years ago by Atheneum Press, Knee Deep in Thunder and Hunt Down the Prize have been reprinted now together with the first printing of Deepest Roots. This third book in the trilogy continues Maris' adventures informed by Navajo mythology and a deep stream of age-old wisdom; but her problems and questions all belong to today. Originally written for young people, for whom Sheila Moon had a special interest, this trilogy will capture the imagination and enliven journeys of most adults. Deepest Roots There is joy in the trying, and the least one can do is try. $11.95 Paper ISBN 978-0-917479-10-6 240 pages; 6" x 9" Illustrations  
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  • Dreams of a Woman (hardcover)

    $15.50
    By Sheila Moon In this honest and personal autobiography Sheila Moon shares her notes, journal entries and dream analysis to reveal the daily struggle with consciousness and growth. Above all, she gives a perceptive and insightful account of the individuation process of an analyst. Published by Sigo Press, 1984 $15.50 Hardcover ISBN 0-938434-17-9 207 pages; 6" x 9" Photographs
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  • Dreams of a Woman (paperback)

    $11.75
    By Sheila Moon In this honest and personal autobiography Sheila Moon shares her notes, journal entries and dream analysis to reveal the daily struggle with consciousness and growth. Above all, she gives a perceptive and insightful account of the individuation process of an analyst. Published by Sigo Press, 1984 $15.50 Hardcover ISBN 0-938434-17-9 $11.75 Paper ISBN 0-938434-14-4 207 pages; 6" x 9" Photographs
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  • Hunt Down the Prize

    $11.95
    By Sheila Moon Hunt Down the Prize is part of the Thunder in the Roots Trilogy What happens in the Great Land may be a paradigm for what could happen on earth, "If it is done with courage it leads a heart home." First published over 20 years ago by Atheneum Press, Knee Deep in Thunder and Hunt Down the Prize have been reprinted now together with the first printing of Deepest Roots. This third book in the trilogy continues Maris' adventures informed by Navajo mythology and a deep stream of age-old wisdom; but her problems and questions all belong to today. Originally written for young people, for whom Sheila Moon had a special interest, this trilogy will capture the imagination and enliven journeys of most adults. Hunt Down the Prize With a giant salamander as Holy Fool the enemy becomes the ally. $11.95 Paper ISBN 978-0-917479-09-2 245 pages; 6" x 9" Illustrations
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  • Intersection – Journal of the Guild for Psychological Studies Volume I

    $10.00
    The first volume of Intersection, a journal published by the Guild for Psychological Studies, features articles on religion, psychology, mythology, the arts, and the environment. This publication provides an extension to the seminar process which has been offered by the Guild throughout the world for over fifty years. The focus of these seminars is to study the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth, not with a Christian perspective but with an attempt to uncover what might have been his own religious experience and his own historical self-estimate. This study, enhanced by the psychology of C.G. Jung, provides a model for the self-realization of the individual in the context of the world. Titles included in this Volume are: "A Changing God Image;" "Jesus: Myth and History;" "Out of Darkness;" "Drama and Religious Dialogue;" and "Earth Brows of Such Care." Poetry by Joan Gibbons and works in progress inviting reader response are also part of the volume. $10.00, Paper ISSN 1072-6225, 160 pages; 5½” x 8½”, 1991
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  • Intersection – Journal of the Guild for Psychological Studies Volume II

    $10.00
    The current issue of the Guild's journal enables readers to continue the exploration of the story of Jesus, illumined by the insights of analytical psychology. A collection of articles and creative writing devoted to addressing the needs of our times—social, psychological, and religious—with prime attention to the individual's quest for wholeness. This endeavor is based on the conviction that human consciousness must be raised if the planet is to endure and that what Jesus tried to convey 2,000 years ago, illumined by subsequent wisdom seekers, is essential to achieve that goal. Titles included in this Volume are: "At the Intersection: The Oskar Schindler in Us;" "The Nothing is Older than God;" "Jesus and the Kingdom of God;" "The Aisle and the Nile;" "When There Is a Need for Hate;" Poetry of Nils Peterson; "Wry Slants on Straight Texts; Two Tales from the Journey;" "The One Who Fills the Skies with Light: A Parable." $10.00, Paper ISSN 1072-6226, 160 pages; 5½” x 8½”, 1997
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  • Intersection and Beyond, Volume 2

    $10.95
    By Elizabeth Boyden Howes Continuing her lifelong work exploring the God-human relationship and ways to bring it to bear on day-to-day transformative living, Elizabeth Boyden Howes has brought together collections of her lectures in Volumes I and II of Intersection and Beyond. These lectures delineate the thought and experience of a pioneer in the intersection of psychology and religion. Based on her many years of work as a leader of seminars on the life and teaching of Jesus and as a Jungian analyst, these books speak to individuals seeking a fresh direction as well as opportunities to bring concrete expression to forgiveness, renewal, relationship, and work. Vol. II $10.95 Paper ISBN 0-917479-07-6 150 pages; 5-1/2 x 8" Index, 1986
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  • Intersection and Beyond, Volume I

    $10.95
    By Elizabeth Boyden Howes Continuing her lifelong work exploring the God-human relationship and ways to bring it to bear on day-to-day transformative living, Elizabeth Boyden Howes has brought together collections of her lectures in Volumes I and II of Intersection and Beyond. These lectures delineate the thought and experience of a pioneer in the intersection of psychology and religion. Based on her many years of work as a leader of seminars on the life and teaching of Jesus and as a Jungian analyst, these books speak to individuals seeking a fresh direction as well as opportunities to bring concrete expression to forgiveness, renewal, relationship, and work. Vol. I $10.95 Paper ISBN 0-917479-04-1 218 pages; 5-1/2 x 8" Index, 1971
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  • Jesus’ Answer to God

    $11.50
    By Elizabeth Boyden Howes Jesus' Answer to God has no parallel. It is not about Jesus' answer to humankind as has been theologized, catechized, and preached for nearly two millenia. It is a book about the consciousness of Jesus of Nazareth and his way of wrestling with the ultimate questions that address one who has chosen to express Life fully. Particularly hopeful in our age is its discussion of the realistic way of transforming darkness and evil. $15 Hardcover ISBN 0-917479-00-9 1984 $11.50 Paper ISBN 0-917479-01-7 248 pages; 5" x 8-1/2" Subject and Scriptural Indice
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  • Joseph’s Son

    $9.95
    By Sheila Moon The life of Jesus of Nazareth is retold in this masterful collection of modern poems. Unique indeed is her picture of the man who so richly influenced the last 2,000 years of western history yet who has been misunderstood for most of that time. These poems are the fruit of her many years of study of the synoptic Gospels, her travels in Israel, her deep insight into the figure of Jesus; his land and time, his companions, his message and his destiny. Published by Golden Quill Press, 1972 $9.95 Hardcover ISBN 0-8233-0172-9 63 pages; 5-1/2" x 8"
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  • Journey to Jerusalem

    $7.95
    By Elizabeth Boyden Howes A meditation given by Dr. Howes at Union Theological Seminary, New York, on the occasion of Ash Wednesday, 1975. Now available in a new format with text in calligraphy, this handsome booklet traces profound insights in the life journey and message of Jesus of Nazareth. $7 Paper 14 pages; 7-1/2" x 8-1/2"
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  • Knee-Deep in Thunder

    $11.95

    By Sheila Moon

    Knee-Deep in Thunder is part of the Thunder in the Roots Trilogy

    What happens in the Great Land may be a paradigm for what could happen on earth, "If it is done with courage it leads a heart home." First published over 20 years ago by Atheneum Press, Knee Deep in Thunder and Hunt Down the Prize have been reprinted now together with the first printing of Deepest Roots. This third book in the trilogy continues Maris' adventures informed by Navajo mythology and a deep stream of age-old wisdom; but her problems and questions all belong to today. Originally written for young people, for whom Sheila Moon had a special interest, this trilogy will capture the imagination and enliven journeys of most adults.
    Knee-Deep in Thunder In service Maris finds danger, absurdity, joy, deep friendship. $11.95 Paper ISBN 978-0-917479-08-4 307 pages; 6" x 9" Illustrations
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  • Questions to Guide a Study of the Choice Is Always Ours

    $5.00
    By Sadie M. Gregory, Elizabeth Boyden Howes, and Dorothy Berkley Phillips The Study Guide, as used with The Choice Is Always Ours, facilitates a serious study of the religious Way. The Guide enables one to answer such basic questions as: what the religious Way is; what its conditions are; what it implies about the nature of man, of God, of the universe; whether it really "works"; and if so, something of how it works religiously and psychologically. The Choice is Always Ours was designed to help the seeker cut through theories about religion, set aside specified beliefs and dogmas for a time, and penetrate to the single core of the psychological-religious processes related to personal meaning and to Life itself. The Study Guide may come to serve as a "fill-in" for a "religious director" aiding the individual seeking in solitude; for two or three seeking together; or for larger groups. Therefore, it has been found a helpful supplement to personal depth analysis and group therapy. $5.00
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  • Records Of The Life Of Jesus, Revised Standard Edition

    $25.00
    By Henry Burton Sharman At long last, Records of the Life of Jesus is available in the Revised Standard Version translation of the synoptic Gospels. First published in 1917 using the English Revised Version, this valuable book places the Gospels of Matthew-Mark-Luke in parallel columns without displacement of order. It remains unique in the way it simplifies the process of comparison and understanding of texts. Also included, without comparison, is the Gospel of John. This new edition, besides being in the language of the Revised Standard Version, includes additional references to Hebrew Scriptures and extensive references to the Gospel of Thomas. $25.00 Hardcover; ISBN 0-917479-12-2; 264 pages; 8-1/2" x 11"
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  • Scarlet Incantations

    $5.50
    By Sheila Moon A collection of poetry in three parts; in two of these, the poet speaks of the mysteries of Christmas as well as crucial questions for our times. In the third, she gives her deeply personal response to the Christmas experience. A book to keep our own experience of this season alive all year long. Republished by the Guild for Psychological Studies Publishing House, 1991 $5.50 Paper 44 pages; 5-1/2" x 8"
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  • Simple Road, Silent Door

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    By Sheila Moon Last words, final songs, summations and beginnings. Republished by the Guild for Psychological Studies Publishing House, 1991 $5.50 Paper 48 pages; 5-1/2" x 8"
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  • Songs For Wanderers

    $5.50
    By Sheila Moon "Poems, like rivers, are journeys . . ." and to read Songs for Wanderers is indeed to experience with Sheila Moon such things as "a dinosaur ant lumbering upslope through tall grass trees" in a prevailing atmosphere of unpretentiousness and gratitude for "a microscopic piece of time" spent on earth. Published by Golden Quill Press, 1978 (Awarded the Silver Medal for poetry by the Commonwealth Club of California in the same year.) $5.50 Hardcover ISBN 0-8233-0287-3 80 pages; 5-1/2" x 8"
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  • Tackling Life Head On

    $9.95
    Ronnie Lott: Mentor and Role Model For Kids By Manuel Costa Youngsters need positive mentors and role models, especially when they grow up in one of our country's 16 million single parent families - or as latchkey kids coming home to a house left empty by working parents. (Approximately 35 million US households fit that description.)
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  • The Choice Is Always Ours

    $19.95
    Edited by Dorothy Berkley Phillips, Elizabeth Boyden Howes and Lucille M. Nixon At Last! Return of The Choice! The classic anthology on the spiritual way, The Choice Is Always Ours, has been reprinted. For those of you unfamiliar with the volume, the quotation on the front cover from the New York Times is still apt: "An inspiring contribution to the instinctual spiritual revival of our day." First published fifty years ago, this beautiful, wise, and searching book--an exemplary guide to spiritual development--features several hundred carefully chosen selections from such writers as William Blake, Carl Jung, Paul Tillich, Lao Tzu, Henry Miller, T.S. Eliot, Nikos Kazantzakis, D.H. Lawrence, Oscar Wilde, Bertrand Russell, Rollo May, and many others. The price is $19.95. For ten or more books shipped to the same address, take a 10% discount. Also available is the Study Guide for $5.00.
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  • The Footprints of God

    $12.95
    The Relationship of Astrology, C.G. Jung and the Gospels By Luella Sibbald The author shares a lifetime of study and experience working with the inter-connection between astrology, C.G. Jung, and the synoptic Gospels. She says, "I have found so many things Jung talked about carried the same essence of truth that many of Jesus' statements did. It also became evident the Aquarian person is not truly Aquarian in most cases without knowing about the whole psyche--conscious and unconscious." Beginning with an overall look at astrology and the Great Year of the Zodiac, Ms. Sibbald leads the reader through a closer examination of the Piscean Age from which we are emerging and the Aquarian Age into which we are entering. She then looks at many examples from the synoptic Gospels where Jesus is a paradigm of the Aquarian person. A final chapter provides insight into the value of the astrological chart in therapy. $12.95  ISBN 0-917479-11-4, 1988 176 pages; 5" x 8"
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  • The Seeded Furrow

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    A collection of twelve articles written by Guild leaders in honor of Sheila Moon's 65th birthday, 1975. Included are a variety of studies devoted to religious, psychological and mythological themes. Published by the Guild for Psychological Studies, 1977 $5 Paper 309 pages; 8-1/2" x 11"
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    Thunder in the Roots: A Trilogy

    Thunder in the Roots: A Trilogy

    By Sheila Moon What happens in the Great Land may be a paradigm for what could happen on earth, "If it is done with courage it leads a heart home." First published over 20 years ago by Atheneum Press, Knee Deep in Thunder and Hunt Down the Prize have been reprinted now together with the first printing of Deepest Roots. This third book in the trilogy continues Maris' adventures informed by Navajo mythology and a deep stream of age-old wisdom; but her problems and questions all belong to today. Originally written for young people, for whom Sheila Moon had a special interest, this trilogy will capture the imagination and enliven journeys of most adults. Knee-Deep in Thunder In service Maris finds danger, absurdity, joy, deep friendship. $11.95 Paper ISBN 978-0-917479-08-4 307 pages; 6" x 9" Illustrations Hunt Down the Prize With a giant salamander as Holy Fool the enemy becomes the ally. $11.95 Paper ISBN 978-0-917479-09-2 245 pages; 6" x 9" Illustrations Deepest Roots There is joy in the trying, and the least one can do is try. $11.95 Paper ISBN 978-0-917479-10-6 240 pages; 6" x 9" Illustrations
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  • Whatever Time We Live

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    By Sheila Moon Here in her fifth published volume of poetry Sheila Moon again demonstrates that quiet passion that reaches to the roots of our beginnings and dares explorations into wildest dreams. Published by Golden Quill Press, 1982 $5.50 Hardcover ISBN 0-8233-0347-0 96 pages; 5-1/2" x 8"
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