The Season’s Best New Age Books

You Can’t Make This Stuff Up: Life-Changing Lessons from Heaven, by Theresa Caputo
TLC’s Long Island Medium reveals how a deep connection to the spiritual world can answer so many of life’s big questions and allow us to live better, more centered lives. In lessons drawn from her years as a medium and the behind-the-scenes stories taken from her popular television show, Caputo ruminates on faith, fear, gratitude, relationships, and living with compassion.

The Seat of the Soul: 25th Anniversary Edition, by Gary Zukov
Originally published in 1989, this life-changing book spent more than three years on the bestseller lists. Now, in a special anniversary edition with introductions from Oprah Winfrey and Maya Angelou and an exclusive study guide, Zukov reaffirms his thesis: that we are in the process of evolving from a species that operates based on the five senses (or external power) to one that draws power and motivation from within. He explains that incorporating this knowledge into your everyday life can change everything.

E-Cubed: Nine More Energy Experiments That Prove Manifesting Magic and Miracles Is Your Full-Time Gig, by Pam Grout
Going above and beyond the creative visualization techniques she outlined in E-Squared, bestselling author Grout offers more methods to envision your success and open yourself to the universal laws of attraction that will help you turn that visualized success into a reality. Instead of passively reading her advice, you can undertake her fun and revealing experiments, discovering for yourself the efficacy of positive thinking.

Adventures of the Soul, by James Van Praagh
Medium Van Praagh draws on decades of experience to help readers map out their own soul’s best journey, and ultimately set the course for a path of love and compassion. This is a wonderful starter text for someone only beginning to read about sojourning souls, and is written with clarity and warmth.

The Art of Stillness: Adventures in Going Nowhere, by Pico Iyer
Iyer is a globetrotting author and public speaker, but here he extols the virtue of staying still, through snapshots of luminaries who did just that. More importantly, he advises readers to unplug from digital distractions, in order to truly reap the benefits of being at rest and listening to what comes from within, not from without.
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