- Divining the Body: Jan Phillips compellingly calls us to take seriously the Divine Presence within our bodies.
- Sacred Trees: Nathaniel Altman kindles within us a greater love and reverence for trees.
- At Home on the Earth: David Landis Barnhill edits a collection of essays by some of America's best nature writers on cherishing the earth.
- The Ten Trusts: Jane Goodall and Marc Bekoff offer wise counsel on the creation of a interspecies community based on mutual caring and compassion.
- What Are People For?: Wendell Berry reveals a vision of life informed by a deep reverence for nature and place.
- Albert Schweitzer: Editor James Brabazon brings together selections from the writings and talks of Albert Schweitzer on Jesus, music, Africa and the reverence for Life.
- At the End of Ridge Road: Joseph Bruchac's fine philosophical memoir is laced with Native American spirituality and reverence.
- Peace to All Beings: Judy Carman offers prayers, affirmations, and ethical activities for animal lovers.
- Wisdom from the Earth: Anne Voigt and Nevill Drury explore the ways in which Aboriginals in Australia have seen the land as the altarpiece of their spirituality.
- Somebodies and Nobodies: Robert W. Fuller presents a watershed work calling for a dignitarian movement based on reverence for the personhood of all people.
- Earth's Echo: Robert M. Hamma draws us inexorably into a new reverence for the beauty, mystery, and unity of the Earth.
- Earth, Water, Fire, & Air: Cait Johnson celebrates the important and reverent role the elements can play in our spiritual practices.
- The Attentive Heart: Stephanie Kaza shares 27 poetic and persuasive essays about her I-Thou relationship with oaks, maples and Douglas firs.
- Respect: Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot demonstrates how respect can accelerate the transformation of our private and public lives.
- Shinto: C. Scott Littleton's rounded and well-organized guide to Shinto, the indigenous Japanese religious tradition.
- Crossing Open Ground: Barry Lopez makes a good case for the ecological vision which reverences all plants and creatures.
- A Haunting Reverence: Kent Nerburn opens up his heart and all of his senses to appreciate the harsh grandeur of northwestern Minnesota.
- Singing to the Sound: Brenda Peterson reveals her deep respect for besieged animals and environmentally damaged places.
- In God's Name: Sandy Eisenberg Sasso offers a reverent children's book that conveys the many faces of the one God.
- The Gary Snyder Reader: Gary Snyder's essays on culture, ecology, and the wild mind convey his reverence for the natural world.
- The Healing Wisdom of Africa: Malidoma Patrice Some challenges us to reverence the indigenous person within.
- Zen Computer: Philip Toshio Sudo models ways to show respect to a computer.
- Concerning the Inner Life: Evelyn Underhill's mysticism is founded upon a reverence for God.
- Red: Terry Tempest Williams demonstrates for us the spiritual practice of reverence as the author expresses her deep love and respect for the canyon country of southern Utah.
- Reverence: Paul Woodruff delivers an eloquent and uplifting overview of the ancient virtue of reverence which was held in the highest esteem by the ancient Greeks and Chinese.
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