Books Written or Compiled by Mark Gilbert
Published in 2023 by Science of Mind Publishing, Mark Gilbert conceived the idea for the book and then researched and compiled its content.
Mark wrote the detailed introduction that sets the stage for the content that follows. This introduction includes a brief history of Ernest Holmes. Asilomar, how summer conferences came about, how Holmes approached them and much more.
The bulk of the book are the known transcripts of the talks and classes that Holmes gave at Asilomar from the years 1954-1959. Includes a photo gallery of images of Holmes and Asilomar in the 1950s.
Available in both paperback and Kindle versions.
This book was written and published by Mark in 2014 and includes a brief and concise description of the path of our spiritual evolution.
This short book (about 100 pages) has been popular with study groups in various New Thought communities to better understand the involution and evolution process and our role in evolving back to Oneness.
Available in both paperback and Kindle versions.
Written and published by Mark in 2012, this book describes how we are living in interesting times that appear to be a choice point for humanity. How we choose determines what we next experience as a species.
The book encourage us to make choices based on (1) how we are more alike than different; (2) that focuses on a common vision for our future; and, (3) our “being ourself”….which means finding our life passion and living it.
Throughout the last part of the book are a series of exercises that can guide us to finding what we see as our life purpose or talent.
The book is available in both paperback and Kindle versions.
This book describes what it means to be a spiritual “change agent” and offers us thoughts and guidance on how to become one.
Included are a series of essays built around supporting one’s idea of seeing themselves as a spiritual change agent.
Published in 2014, this book is available for Kindle.
Do you and I have certain basic rights by virtue of us being born into this human life?
Were all humans “endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights” as was written by the American forefathers who crafted the Declaration of Independence (no matter what your belief about a “creator”)?
If so, what “rights” do we all possess? And do these “rights” also come with any “responsibilities”? What do you think?
These topics and essays designed to support the idea are covered in this book written and published in 2014 by Mark Gilbert.
Available for Kindle.