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    A classic memoir of one person's search for the sacred told through the lived moments that reshaped his faith, challenged religious certainty, and formed a spirituality resilient enough to face a fractured age. In Unseen Forces: A Search for the Sacred in a Darkened World, Roy Whitten shares the story of how his understanding of spirituality was formed-not in abstractions, but in the vivid, often ... Read more

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    Mama J Unchained is about living your best life, every day, especially as you age. While not denying the inevitable losses that come with aging, including death itself, this book turns traditional views of aging on their heads as they generally neglect to see the beauty in this part of our lives. Unchained from the stressful obligations of our younger years, we are free to explore who we really ... Read more

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