Spirituality & Health | 
| Publisher: Spirituality & Health Media, LLC.
List Price: $35.70
Buy New: $19.95
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Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 614
Format: Magazine Subscription
Type: Consumer magazine
Subscription Issues: 6
Subscription Length: 12 Months
Issues Per Year: 6
First Issue Lead Time: 12-16 Weeks
ASIN: B00006KXX2
Availability: Usually ships in 2 to 4 months
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Product Description
Spirituality & Health is for people who wish to explore the spiritual journey to self-knowledge, drawing from the wisdom of many cultures for the health of our body, mind and spirit with an emphasis on sharing spiritual practices.
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Relevant, Engrossing, and Inspirational November 11, 2004
Janet Boyer (Pennsylvania)
56 out of 56 found this review helpful
Spirituality and Health is a bi-monthly magazine that reports on the ideas, the people, and the practices of the current spiritual renaissance.
Featuring reviews of books, DVD's, and music, as well as lively columns and interviews, Spiritual and Health Magazine explores the mind/body connection, healing, spiritual practice, science, psychology, and more.
Here is a sample of some of the articles featured in this magazine:
*Socrates' Seven Spiritual Principles
*The Healing Power of Doing Good: The New Science of Volunteering
*The Standford Forgivness Project
*Qi Vs. Cancer
*Lessons From Mindful Corporations.
*Recovering From Infidelity
*Classic Hymns Cut Through Dementia
*Spiritual Literacy in Wartime
*How Plants May Explain the Intelligence of Ants
Magazine departments include book and movie reviews, gorgeous art and photographic galleries, beliefs from all walks of life and faiths, commentary by Thomas Moore, and more. One of my favorite sections is What Goes On In There, Really? which examines different worship practices. They have profiled experiences like a Pentecostal Christian service, Dances of Universal Peace, Maundy Thursday in Baghdad, Friday Night Shabbat Service, Siddha Yoga Meditation Ashram, and Spotting Elves in Iceland.
I've been a subscriber for several years now, and once I sit down to begin reading Spiritual and Health Magazine, it's hard to get up! You never feel like you're preached at; rather, this magazine offers gentle observations on contemporary culture, ancient wisdom, science, healing, personal growth, new discoveries, and spirituality--with breathtaking color photographs placed throughout. This magazine is truly a visual feast, as well as food for the soul.
Enlightened reading for the enlightened reader November 30, 2002
Aprilinheaven (United States)
36 out of 38 found this review helpful
I picked up a copy of Spirituality & Health a couple of years ago at a bookstore and sent in the subscription card right away. This magazine is wonderful if you're looking for a magazine devoted to putting a spiritual perspective on life. This magazine covers everything; mind, body, and spirit, the total package. In the back there are also listings of upcoming events that the spiritually inclined may be interested in. I highly recommend this magazine, as I always catch myself saying to someone, "I just read this awesome article in Spirituality & Health..."
From an Ancient Student's Studied Opinion!!! October 27, 2004
Fred W Hood (Fayetteville, GA United States)
21 out of 22 found this review helpful
After been loaned this issue of June 2004, by a committed, really
genuine Episcopalian, I was greatly impressed! These creative, unique articles captured my Imagination: "What is Power?" by Sam Keen; "Taking the First Step" by Anna Lappe`; "Accessing Sacred Energy," by Judith Orloff, MD; "The Making of a Chaplain" By Karen O'Brien (So like the pages of my earlier Verbatim in CPE).
"The Best Spiritual Books" are reviews of 50 out of 300 books by Fred and Mary Ann Brussat! We surely agreed on the first few named: "The Heart of Christianity" Marcus Borg; "Beyond Belief" Elaine Pagels; "The Wisdom Way of Knowing" Cynthia Bourgeault; ++
"The Lord is My Shepherd" Rabbi Kushner+ "The Power of Patience" by M J Ryan!
I am still in the whirlwind of those emotionally stimulating, artistically written articles on varied yet potent topics of food for Thought and Reflection. Retired Chaplain Fred W Hood
short review November 7, 2005
Robert W. Smith (Virginia, USA)
16 out of 16 found this review helpful
This magazine is, in my opinion, well thought out. The articles are interesting, relevant and well-written. Good photography. Quality paper. I enjoy reading it and look forward to reading it. Of all the magazines in our waiting room, more patients have had positive remarks on this magazine than any other. I just re-subscribed for my second year and quite pleased. Highly recommend.
Searching with good results September 30, 2005
Dale Staub (Litchfield, Connecticut USA)
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
I have been reading this magazine for 3 years now and find it continually creative and insightful. The articles cover a broad range of physical and spiritual topics with clear subject matter. I highly recommend this for any age group. There is nothing offensive or patronizing. I was hooked after one month.
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