Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 194. Chapters: Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, Carlos Castaneda, Walt Whitman, Richard Bach, John Shelby Spong, Brennan Manning, Gary Snyder, Thomas Merton, Shirley MacLaine, Ken Wilber, John Templeton, Adi Da, Deepak Chopra, Sylvia Browne, Norman Vincent Peale, David Deida, Matthew Fox, Thom Hartmann, Elizabeth Clare Prophet, John Starr Cooke, Ken Keyes, Jr., Cecil Murphey, Margaret Caroline Anderson, Ursula Goodenough, Richard Rose, Caroline Myss, Paul Twitchell, Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, A. H. Almaas, Linda and Terry Jamison, Michelle Belanger, Scott Shaw, Geoffrey Hoppe, Arthur Ford, Eli Jaxon-Bear, John Strelecky, Thaddeus Golas, Marshall Vian Summers, Gangaji, Bhagat Singh Thind, Wayne Teasdale, Joshua David Stone, Wayne Dyer, Clarissa Pinkola Estés, Wallace Wattles, Zsuzsanna Budapest, E. J. Gold, Phil Cousineau, Robert Baker Aitken, Chris Griscom, Florinda Donner, Raven Grimassi, Pema Chödrön, Albert Rudolph, David Frawley, Esther Hicks, Robert S de Ropp, Neale Donald Walsch, Robert J. Wicks, Surya Das, John Perkins, Ram Dass, Ida Craddock, Florence Scovel Shinn, Stewart Edward White, Hank Wesselman, Zachary Selig, Jon Kabat-Zinn, Andrew Harvey, Dan Wakefield, Julia Cameron, Louise Hay, Charles F. Haanel, Kamala Silva, James Martin, John David Garcia, Thomas Keating, Daniel Pinchbeck, Cathleen Falsani, Raymond Moody, Charles Tart, Jean Dalby Clift, Harold Klemp, Helen Schucman, Barbara Brennan, Robert E. Griswold, James Van Praagh, Robert Dilts, Anthony de Mello, Charles Fillmore, Richard Rohr, Dan Millman, Joseph Simmons, Dillon Burroughs, Lex Hixon, Jeffrey A. Lockwood, Robert Dale Owen, Robert Svoboda, John Bradshaw, Edwin Dingle, Marianne Williamson, Susan L. Taylor, Katie Davis, Ernest Holmes, Vasant Lad, Vernon Howard, Patricia Monaghan, Guy Finley, Baba Raúl Cañizares, Leonard Orr, John A. Sanford, Byron Katie, Jess Stearn, Baird T. Spalding, Corinne Heline, Neva Dell Hunter, Sandra Ingerman, Glenda Green, Emily Saliers, Thomas Raymond Kelly, Richard Gregg, H. Emilie Cady, Paul David Tripp, Mark Matousek, Judith Orloff, Marie Chapian, Tara Brach, Stanton Davis Kirkham, Guy Beck, George G. Ritchie, Sheldon Kopp, Robert Hand, John Brown Smith, Lloyd Kenyon Jones, Paul Reps, Robert Collier, Heidi Neumark, John Dear, Sondra Ray, Jack Kornfield, Lawrence LeShan, Joyce Keller, Tiffany Johnson, Alex Anatole, Gary Spivey, Gina Cerminara, Joseph Murphy, Kurt Kankan Spellmeyer, Arthur Braverman, Joseph Girzone, Gary Zukav, Adyashanti, Stanton Coit, Richard Foster, Luisah Teish, Vicki Hearne, Tolly Burkan, Bernie Siegel, Mark Epstein, Sharman Apt Russell, Sharon Janis, Gary A. Kowalski, Ruth Hurmence Green, Sam Keen, Thomas Moore, Francis Xavier Lasance, Christian D. Larson, Benjamin Hoff, Noreen Renier, Kathleen Norris, David Chadwick, Bobby W. Miller, Jacob Needleman, Kate Atkinson Boehme, Sue Monk Kidd, Mark de Solla Price, Michael S. Piazza, Charlene Spretnak, Shakti Gawain, J. Brent Bill, Steven Harrison, Martha Reeves, C. C. Zain, Joseph F. Stedman, Chuck Hillig, Sandy Boucher, Agnes Sanford, Uell Stanley Andersen, Jason Leen, Sharnael Wolverton, Wendy Murray, Clark Strand, Raymond Charles Barker. Excerpt: Adi Da Samraj (Devanagari: ¿¿¿ ¿ ¿¿¿¿¿) (November 3, 1939 ¿ November 27, 2008), born Franklin Albert Jones in Queens, New York, was a spiritual teacher, writer and artist, and the founder of a new religious movement known as Adidam. Adi Da changed his name numerous times throughout his life; ...