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December is Spiritual Literacy Month – Free Spirituality Ebooks

December is Spiritual Literacy Month – Free Spirituality Ebooks

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Reading spiritual books can be a wonderful way to spend some quiet time contemplating what spirituality means to us. It can also be an opportunity to learn about various spiritual practises and traditions from around the world as well as gain new perspectives on spirituality. So, if you’re looking for ways to commemorate Spiritual Literacy Month, consider downloading some free spirituality ebooks, reading and reflecting on what they have to offer.

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78 Free Theravada Buddhist Teachings and Resources

78 Free Theravada Buddhist Teachings and Resources

Feel free to explore the Free Theravada Buddhist Teachings and Resources listed below. They include items from a variety of categories, such as academic, articles, blogs, books, Dhamma talks, forums, organizations, Pali, Suttas, resources and videos. We hope you’ll find this list to be a valuable resource in your journey for enlightenment or simply to expand your knowledge in this area.

Satan, Prince of This World

Satan, Prince of This World

Commander W.J.G. Carr last wish was that the book be finished and published in order that all men might know of the plot which exists to wipe out every trace of decency in the world and all civilizations as we know them now.

Our Great Calling – Hope for Beyond

Our Great Calling – Hope for Beyond

There can be great purpose and significance in life to share truth and provide encouragement. Use Our Great Calling eBook for one-on-one or group-studies.

Saving the Earth: A Buddhist View

Saving the Earth: A Buddhist View

In Saving the Earth Akuppa shows how the Buddhist philosophies of interconnectedness and compassion are of immense use in our efforts towards preserving the Earth.

There’s More to Dying Than Death

There’s More to Dying Than Death

Draws on the Tibetan Buddhist tradition of positively preparing for death throughout one’s life. Lama Shenpen Hookham offers Westerners like herself a warm, readable and heartfelt exposition on the issues that surround death and caring for the dying.