Tamura, Michael.  You are the Answer.  Mt. Shasta, CA:  Star of Peace Publishing, 2002.  ISBN 1-931977-03-8.

Written by one of my teachers at the Berkeley Psychic Institute.  Fascinating, in-depth exploration of living from the perspective of being a spirit in a body.  Includes practical approaches and a series of self-healing exercises, as well as numerous stories.  Hard to put down.  Highly recommended, though maybe not the book for the beginner.   

Hastings, Janet.  Peace at Any Price.  Baltimore:  PublishAmerica, 2005.  ISBN 1-4137-5872-X.

Check out the last chapter, Energy Healing:  it describes her experiences with sessions from yours truly.  Most of the book gives the dramatic story of her troubled marriage and divorce (including being held at gunpoint).  The final section outlines her spiritual journey of recovery and hope, with some amazingly positive exercises that are powerful yet simple enough for anyone to try.  Very helpful. 

Cayce, Edgar.  Think on These Things.  Virginia Beach:  ARE Press, 1981.  ISBN 87604-132-2.

A collection of nuggets of wisdom culled from psychic readings given by the man many have called the founder of the holistic movement in the U.S.   

Tipping, Colin.  Radical Forgiveness.  Marietta, GA:  Global 13 Publications, 1997.  ISBN 1890412-03-1.

Well worth the reading for the invaluable central principle it contains—an approach to self-healing even in the worst of circumstances.  Really good despite the rather poor writing. 

Sarno, John, M.D.  The Mindbody Prescription.  New York:  Warner Books, 1998.  ISBN 0-446-67515-6.

A great book on the subconscious cause of pain and illness, and how to bring about healing without medical intervention.  Helped me overcome my own debilitating repetitive stress injury.   

Katie, Byron.  Loving What Is.  New York:  Three Rivers Press, 2002.  ISBN 1-4000-4537-1.

Very interesting book on getting out of the traps of our own mental and emotional boxes through a process of self-questioning called "the work."  Very powerful but simple tools, that can be used alone or with a partner.

Green, Glenda.  Love Without End.  Sedona, AZ:  Spiritis Publishing, 1999.  ISBN 0-9666623-1-8.

One woman’s understanding of messages she felt she received from Jesus as she painted a portrait of him.  Fascinating view of how the universe is structured and how to live life well.  

Gaus, Andy, trans.  The Unvarnished New Testament.  Grand Rapids, MI:  Phanes Press, 1991.  ISBN 0-933999-99-2.

A “non-churchy” translation of the accounts of the world’s greatest healer and his followers.  For those who may have had unpleasant experiences with churches, this can provide an easier approach to his teachings.  (Another good non-mainstream translation is one by Greek scholar Richmond Lattimore.) 

Brother Lawrence.  The Practice of the Presence of God.  Uhrichsville, OH:  Barbour and Co., 1993.  ISBN 1-55748-423-6.

How to live a spiritual life day by day, while engaged in the most ordinary of tasks.  Written in the 1600’s by a French soldier turned monk.  Inspiring.