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By Fr. Stroud "Real people in life don't get hurt. They thrive on everything that happens to them" and "You cannot be truely grateful and unhappy at the same time." Still, if you're looking for a self-help book informed by a cheery, eclectic spirituality, this is for you.

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Often recommended as the first book to read in order to appreciate DeMello. The book is a verbatim record of a four-day conference given by Tony de Mello the year prior to his death. Letters have been written, and telephone calls have been made from literally
all over the world attesting to the power this book has had on the life of the one reading it. A typical comment, "I have read this book fifteen times. My mind is still blown. Every time I read it, I discover something new that applies to my life."

This is the second volume of Tony's last completed manuscript. The Indian titles for these last two volumes (Taking Flight and Heart of the Enlightened) are "Prayer of the Frog" Vol. I and II

By Richard McHugh, S.J.
Fr. McHugh worked with Fr. DeMello running the Sadhana Institute in India for many years. His doctorate in psychology specializes in NLP (neuro linguistic programming). This book contains hundreds of exercises, which Fr. McHugh uses both in the Demello Spirituality conferences and in his NLP courses.

Short, pithy, wisdom sayings from the East. Very popular. The title is based on Ken Blanchard's bestseller, "One Minute Manager"

The first book Tony wrote. It is a book on prayer. Contains explanations of different forms of prayer and offers many exercises. It was publishedin numerous languages and sold more than 100,000 copies in its firstprinting. Critics have hailed it as a "Masterpiece on Prayer".

Tony was known to refer to this book as his "most dangerous". It is a wonderful collection of short anecdotal stories that are carefully orchestrated to bring the reader to "awareness" if they are read daily in the order in which they are written and presented.

Tony's last completed manuscript delivered to me the last time he came to New York and died. He worked hard on this book and right up to the minute he set out for the USA. It is a book of story meditations, which will engage your heart as well as your mind. A well-known DeMello saying is applicable to this book -
"The shortest distance between the human heart and truth is a story."

Tony was asked to write some meditations in prose, rather than in story (his usual format). He died before finishing the book, but the thirty or more that were completed are gems. Doubleday subtitled
the book, "The Last Meditations of Tony de Mello." It is a thin manuscript, but every page speaks volumes.

A series of guided meditations, which can be used as meditation and prayer every day. They are also on audiotape read by Tony himself. There is enough material in one meditation to last several days.
Extremely well done, and attested to by some users to lift one out of depression and into a spiritual frame of mind that is joyful and serene.