It is  a very creative and unique book on the subject, an approach that expresses some deeply felt truths by the author, relating to the emerging field of interpersonal neurobiology: How do brain events in one person stimulate brain events in the other person?

Seeking Jordan

By Matthew McKay, Ph.D.

How a Father Reached Through the Veil and Communicated with his Son, Jordan, Who Had Passed On to the Other Side

Silence: The Power of Quiet in a World Full of Noise

By Thich Nhat Hanh

I need not judge myself by how long I can stay focused on my breath. I need to feel good each time I notice that my mind has wandered, so I can return my focus to my breathing.

Weapons of the Gods

By Nick Redferm

The author studies long-gone civilizations to answer the question: did previous cultures blossom, develop, and thrive, only to destroy themselves, tens or hundreds of thousands of years ago, with the same atomic technology as the bombs that decimated Hiroshima and Nagasaki?

Becoming Nature: Learning the Language of Wild Animals and Plants

By Tamarack Song

The author's approach, as the title suggests, is founded primarily on the ideal of oneness, as in "becoming one with nature." On the other hand, as suggested by the phrase in his subtitle, "learning the language of…" he teaches observational skills as the basis for the process of becoming one.

Frederick the Butterfly

By Karen Smythe

While mom and the kids were at the beach, they saw a butterfly that was about to be drowned in a wave. Acting quickly, mom rescued the creature. She and the kids agreed to name it Frederick. Later Frederick came back to thank them.

Reaching for Insights: Stories of Love, Faith, & the Kitchen Sink

By Mitch Rosenzweig

Many wise folks have noted that it is within the ordinary, the everyday occurrence, that we can find miracles, spiritual mysteries, and revelations. Here's a book that proves that idea.

This naturalistic setting for observing how paying attention to dreams makes a difference in the lives of these ordinary folks provides us readers with remarkable insight and motivation. There are also implicit lessons on dream interpretation and how to apply them.