A tragedy unique to modern American culture, the opioid epidemic incited a flurry of news coverage, health policy banter, and-ultimately-arrests. Instead of addressing the root of addiction, law enforcement and public policy officials scrambled to place blame. Physicians were painted as drug dealers. Patients were treated like perpetrators. Dr. Jay K. Joshi's own experiences left him with a single, burning question.In the chaos of the opioid epidemic, is anyone pro...

In a world filled with endless seeking, spiritual practices, and self-improvement journeys, one radical truth stands alone: Only God exists. You do not.This is not another book of philosophy or motivational spirituality. God exists. You don't. is a direct, uncompromising invitation to recognize the living reality that has always been present - the absolute truth that the separate self you have taken yourself to be is an illusion, a shadow that knows too mu...

What if everything you have ever believed - about yourself, the world, time, space, love, success, religion, and even spirituality - was nothing but a convincing dream?This is not another spiritual book.It is a radical and complete dissolution of every illusion the human mind has ever created.Through a powerful series of chapters, Fakeness systematically dismantles the separate self, the body, the mind, thoughts, emotions, time, space, the world, science, religion, ...

In the quiet spaces between heartbeats, where longing meets its source, a profound love letter unfolds.Long Way Home is a sacred collection of 108 devotional poems that speak directly to the Absolute - the eternal Self, the Divine Father, God alone. These verses carry the reader through the bittersweet journey of forgetting and remembering, of heartbreak and ecstatic reunion.Each poem is a tender offering of a finite heart to the Infinite. Raw, intimate, and lumino...