I'm studying for a degree right now so I am reading several books; Fragile Branches, James R. Ross (About the Jewish Diaspora) The Wisdom of the Celts, David Adam The Seed of Abraham, Raphael Patai Praying with the Jewish Tradition, Elias Kopciowski One World, One Heart, Susan Polis Schutz The Mysterious Beyond, Terry C. Muck Praying with Saint Teresa, Barristina Capalbo On Union with God, Albert the Great Looking for Mary, Beverly Donofrio Aikido, The Way of Harmony, John Stevens Questions of Heavens, Gretel Ehrlich ( An American Buddhist Climbs Chinese Mountains and compares the climbs with the inner journey) Zen and the Birds of Appetite, Thomas Merton Teachings of Buddha, Jack Kornfield Zen Flesh, Zen Bones, Paul Reps The Art of War, Sun Tzu I Ching, Cleary Tao Teh Ching, Lao Tzu The Way of Chuang Tzu, Thomas Merton When I finish these books I have to write a thesis on comparative religion. They are all good books. My thesis will probably be on the Feminine aspect of the Divine. It's is interesting to see how women are treated in countries where there is no feminine aspect of the Divine.