Books like The DNA of God? by Leoncio A. Garza-Valdes

Eckhart Tolle guides readers toward a pain‑free existence by teaching how to recognize and release mental patterns that cause suffering, encouraging living fully in the present moment.

A physicist argues that consciousness, not matter, underlies all existence and that the universe is a self‑aware system creating the physical world.

LEADING GENETICIST DEAN HAMER CRACKS THE "CODE" BEHIND WHY WE ARE PREDISPOSED TO BELIEVE IN GOD. IN A BOOK THAT BRIDGES THE GAP BETWEEN RELIGION AND SCIENCE, HAMER BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATES HOW OUR INCLINATION TOWARD FAITH IS INFLUENCED BY OUR GENES.The overwhelming majority of Americans believe in God, expressing a conviction that has existed since the beginning of recorded time and is shared by billions around the world. In The God Gene, Dr. Dean Hamer reveals that this inclination toward religious faith is no accident; it is in good measure due to our genes. In fact, he argues, spiritual belief may offer an evolutionary advantage by providing humans with a sense of purpose and the courage and will to overcome hardship and loss. And, as a growing body of evidence suggests, belief also increases our chances of reproductive survival by helping to reduce stress, prevent disease, and extend life. Hamer shows that new discoveries in behavioral genetics and neurobiology indicate that humans inherit a set of predispositions that make their brains ready and eager to embrace a higher power. By analyzing the genetic makeup of over a thousand people of different ages and backgrounds, and comparing their DNA samples against a scale that measures spirituality, Hamer actually identified a specific "God gene" that appears to influence spirituality.Popular science at its best, The God Gene is an in-depth, fully accessible inquiry into the cutting-edge research that is changing the way we think about ourselves, our world, and our culture. Written with balance and integrity, without seeking to confirm or deny the existence of God, The God Gene brilliantly illuminates the mechanism by which belief itself is biologically fostered. It's a book that bridges the gap between science and religion, and one that will appeal to the readers of Genesis and Genome alike.

For the first time, the sacred wisdom of the ancient Egyptians is being expounded upon by a high priest of the Vodou religion who has taken it upon himself to channel numerous deities to bring as much clarity as possible to the phenomenal pyramid texts. In a world that dictates that it is our religious, social, economic and racial differences that separate us from our neighbor, R.A. Waldron exposes these long held myths by decoding the creation stories of one of the world's oldest civilizations. The conditions that plague the world seem laden with despair and it's future appears fated for demise, but R.A. Waldron reveals that our intangible notions and concepts of destiny, the universe and nature are all within our personal and collective control. The God Genes Decoded is unique in that not only is the divine science of ancient Egypt deciphered without the misleading concepts that other authors conveniently employ in their literary work, but it recommends current and practical spiritual solutions that we can apply to our daily lives. This book will lay the foundation for all students of kaballah, priests of all faiths, and those unfamiliar with the subject who are interested in achieving a clearer understanding of the universe in which we dwell. You will be amazed by the simplicity with which R.A. Waldron has decoded the buried meanings of the ancient Egyptian texts to illustrate the organic harmony between science and religion, and to also reveal the unifying qualities within man and the universe. R. A. Waldron, a.k.a. Nu Heri Mensa Ogun, is part of a family of ancient priests who trace their lineage across many of humanity's earliest civilizations; including the civilizations of the Nile Valley, the Middle East, and the Mayan and Incans.