The spiritual journey is interior to each person, but not meant to be walked alone.

Much can be gained from trailing the spiritualnarratives of those who havetraveled ahead of us, forthe God theyhave found, we maynever haveconsidered.How IFound God in Everyone and Everywhere, Volume 2again captures for a general audience the spiritual shift away from popular notions ofa God “up there” and “out there” and toward immanent and inclusive understandings of aGod in our very midst. It is built around the fascinating personal journeys of a close-knitgroup of prominent contributors, leaders including Christopher M. Bache, Jude Currivan, Amit Goswami, Kabir Helminski, Karen Johnson with Hameed Ali (A. H. Almaas), Sheri Kling, Beverly Lanzetta, Ervin Laszlo, Jay McDaniel, Raymond Moody, Peter Russell, Rupert Spira, and Becca Tarnas.

From dark nights of suffering and despair, to the joy of scientific and intellectual discovery, to the aesthetic beauty of music and nature, and the blissful—and at times dreadful—shock of psychedelic, mystical and near-death experience, these spiritual memoirs reveal exceptional encounters with the Holy Mystery—a universal Mind that exceeds but also includes our very own. And, unlike the first volume, this new book is deliberately catered toward group study with its “Questions for Discussion” and “Sages to Explore” sections at the end of each chapter.