26 Great Books About Spirituality And The Universe

Author Eckhart Tolle shows the freedom and pleasure of a life lived in the now, where we don’t reside on our mistakes and choose intentionally to learn from them instead in the book. The book remembers how we are preoccupied with the future, or saddled by the past and urges us to come back to the present moment. It is also excellent for people who are on the hunt for a self-help book that will relieve depression and anxiety.

Simple yet powerful principles that are easy to apply that anyone can relate to. Love wins everytime. Catheine Ponder shows you how to prosper in every area of your life with love.

It’s an inspiring book that changed how I see life and the treasure of finding oneself. It’s a bookshelf worthy of being read more than once!

This is not your normal spiritual book that mostly says the same message in a different word. This is a deep conversation between two great friends that will inspire you on a different level of understanding on how we see the joy in our life.

This book is loaded with poignant insights from Mark, a poet, philosopher, and cancer survivor. His smaller wisdom lessons showcase the value of appreciating every minute detail of life. Also, this book is the outcome of his soul journey, and it will motivate others to embark on their own. He speaks about friendship and spirit, urging readers to stay in love and be vital with this precious life, regardless of all the hardships fallen into our path.

This book leads us to overpower ego as both the ego and power can get us off track, but tapping into our simple power lines up spiritually. He showcases the potential dangers in the pursuit of external power and how it generates conflict in our personal lives, communities, and our world. Human evolution requires the values of the soul our own, such as cooperation, solidarity, sharing, and reverence for life. It explains the spiritual journey infuses our lives with proper meaning.

It is difficult to talk about spirituality without people confusing it with religion. For many, the spiritual question is irremediably linked to whether or not to follow a religious cult. Fred Alan urges the reader to think, is there really a need to be linked to a religion in order to experience spirituality? He has amalgamated the contemporary perception of quantum physics to the utmost primeval queries of religion and philosophy. In this book, Fred Alan Wolf has raised and addressed many questions about soul, existence, self, material world, survival of the body, and psychology of the soul. He has craftily taken the reader on a spiritual trip but does not leave behind the material facts of the universe. He describes the famous notions about the soul and universe in contrast to each other, starting from Plato, covering ancient Egyptian and reaching the point where we are today. This book is a journey of unified spiritual order to an untidy material universe and is worth reading if you want the soul to win over matter

Every night we receive messages from the Universe in our dreams! This book helps the reader to decode their own spiritual and psychological dream messages so that they can feel more guided and connected.

Only read Conversations With God Book 1 if you only read one spirituality book on this list. This book by Neale Donald Walsch is truly life-altering. The author has a unique perspective on God, and the work is easy to follow and comprehend. A common question is why the world is the way it is. It also provides solutions for a better and more fulfilling life.

A special Ego is sought. If it can’t be superior to others, it’s happy to be miserable. Another Tolle work, A New Earth, is about letting go of your ego. A New Earth is a must-read if you want to reduce inner and outer conflict.

Darryl Sloan uses insights and anecdotes from his spiritual journey to examine in great detail areas such as the passage of time, consciousness in a cosmological context, and man’s place in the universe among other related areas. This book is my recommendation because it is a fascinating collection of insights for spiritual philosophy buffs that demolish and rebuild your perspective about the world in general.

Honestly, it is perfectly known that there is a lot of precious information here which can be incredibly life-changing and improve your life and your thinking status more than you think. He wonderfully explains the process that is happening to you, and if you are Paying attention, you will discover the purpose of reading this book and learn from it, and I promise you what in this book is a thing you never heard before.

This book is so enlightening and powerful. If you understand the reading very well, it will change your life and make you focus on God; you can even buy a dozen of this book and give them to your friends. It is extremely simple easy to read through quickly for much-needed re-centering.

To me, this book is the essence of spirituality. It deals in lofty concepts like why we’re here and what is our place in the Universe from the point of view of the complex spiritual movement of Taoism. But the author does it in such a practical and down-to-earth way, that you immediately feel like you’re talking to an old friend over a nice cup of coffee! So no matter if you’re a beginner or well versed in spirituality, this book is a definite must-read!

An extremely easy to understand book, which looks at past lives, spirit guides, the Universe and our role within it. It connects our everyday activities to spirituality, leaving no doubts about our spiritual path.

This book helps with understanding that the Universe is energy and that everything we do spiritually connected. He unfolds everyday situations relating to love, forgiveness, faith, hope and joy in a magical way that shows how the Universe aids us along the way.

One of the world’s foremost experts on habit formation is James Clear. Atomic Habits reveals strategies for forming good habits, breaking bad ones, and mastering the tiniest behaviors. Olympic gold medalists, award-winning artists, business leaders, life-saving physicians, and celebrity comedians share their true stories.

Stop living a life of security and inertia. Stop making decisions based on obligation or attachment. Grab the opportunity and live one s life to the fullest. You’re ready, and the rest of the world is waiting for you.

As you learn about the basics of crystal healing, you’ll discover how crystals and healing stones can help you deal with stress, anxiety, and more. You’ll learn how to curate your crystal collection with simple instructions, and detailed crystal profiles will assist you in selecting the crystal that best suits your healing needs.

Dr. Joseph Murphy’s book The Power of Your Subconscious Mind gives you the tools you’ll need to tap into your subconscious mind’s incredible abilities. You can improve your relationships, finances, and physical health. Join the millions of people who have already harnessed the subconscious mind’s power.

The Dao De Jing is a treatise on the patterns of nature and how humans can live in concert with it. Lao Zi introduces the philosophy of complementarity – that opposites are equally important to define the whole. In short, simple chapters he shows how by trying to control everything we are being pushed further from our basic nature and this breeds discontent. Lately the world has felt more divided, aggressive, and like things are spiraling out of control. The Dao De Jing offers a compelling reason for this, as well as a guide on how to cultivate balance if one’s own life. Alan Watts was a unique mind, with an exceptional skill in explaining Eastern thought in ways the Western reader could understand. Tao: The Watercourse Way helps to clarify the esoteric prose of the Dao De Jing and Taoist philosophy. He brings the old ideas into a modern setting. Although the book was published in 1975 we can still see the same struggles he outlines in this book at play, and in larger scale. These books are an eye-opening exercise in tolerance and integration, but also maintaining a compassionate distance. For someone like me who struggled with making Western life make sense, the words of Lao Zi and Alan Watts really helped me find my path.

Barbara Ehrenreich is an author and social justice advocate, well known for her cultural commentary on class and the politics of health and wellness in America. She may be best known for her 2001 book, Nickel and Dimed: On (Not Getting by In America) wherein she details the experience of trying to live on minimum wage for three months. Despite her early career in science, studying theoretical physics and later earning her PhD in cellular immunology, she’s also been a closeted spiritual seeker and reluctant initiate into the mysteries of the cosmos, though her curiosity is perhaps hinted at in her 1972 book, Witches, Midwives, and Nurses: A History of Women Healers, with Deirdre English. Living With A Wild God is a spiritual memoir that takes us through Ehrenreich’s journey as a spiritual skeptic, resisting the miraculous and supernatural events that pop in unexpectedly in her life. This book is for anyone who identifies as a grappler – who loves science and spirituality equally and whose quest for truth finds them constantly and precariously balancing rationalism and logic with faith and trust. Ehrenreich dives deep into the question, Is this all in my mind? She leaves us with the question of whether it’s even possible to resist the urge to condense all the chaos and mystery of the world into a palpable Other or Others. Whether we want to grapple with the question of whether a More Than Human world exists may not be our choice to make, she argues. I have the impression, growing out of the experiences chronicled here, that it may be seeking us out.

The theory of evolution has forced us to rethink the foundations of theology and spirituality, down to the purpose of each human life on earth. Under the old way of thinking, all are called to get to heaven, but Savary posits that each of us has a unique role to play in God’s Project, an evolutionary project that has been going on for billions of years. How do we discern our own unique purpose? Louis Savary guides us, step-by-step, in this process of discovery.

This book gives deep insight into understanding why we have ego, how to recognise it, how to overcome it, and how to connect and listen to our soul instead. It is a perspective from Satan who took an oath to use whatever means necessary to challenge us. I am highly recommend this book, as it will expand your consciousness, challenge your thinking, and provide an alternative way of viewing your internal dialogue.

This book is definitely a refreshing change in the typical spiritual digest. A lot of people think that being spiritual is all about wearing white being quiet and observing your thoughts. But the whole reason we are here on earth school is to experience to enjoy and to love. I love the unique energy the author brings in and I am a huge fan of his and listen to his podcast regularly. This is a great book for anyone who feels like they are spiritually sassy and possibly misunderstood

I discovered this book by hearing the author on a spiritual podcast that I used to listen to every day. This book is literally so amazing. It ties practical, financial advice with spirituality and trust in the universe. It discusses a lot of blocks that we have within money and wealth and it is absolutely a must-read! It’s for anyone – no matter where you are coming from economically.