Since the tragic events of 9-11, Michael Toms has continually collected content and views from more than 200 leading thinkers, social architects and creative artists addressing the new cycle we have entered.

An extraordinary visit with one of America's leading poets provides a unique exploration of the mystery of maleness.

We in the West are bombarded with ways to enhance our sense of self. Books everywhere promise ways to increase self-confidence, self-esteem, self-expression, self-control, self-development.

Special report from an American activist who, as a gesture of peace, traveled to Baghdad, Iraq.

"A woman, from the time she's ten or eleven years old, has a tension in her life that will continue until she dies, and that is the tension between getting her needs met and meeting other people's needs." Joan Borysenko has been there.

The Enneagram is a tool for self-understanding that describes nine different personality types based on how we feel, think and behave.

The dark night of the soul is an age-old reference to an experience we all share. But too often we avoid the experience at all costs-we immerse ourselves in idle entertainment, or numb ourselves with alcohol or television.

Can a psychiatrist use psychic and spiritual tools to enhance patient care? Judith Orloff can and does. And she is busy teaching her peers at UCLA how to do just that--in the first program of it's kind in the United States.

In the aftermath of the terrorist attack of 9/11, Angela Porter felt called to do something-something that would make a statement for peace. That call became a walk across the nation...