Provides sources of information on the I Ching, pronounced "Yi Jing," a classical Chinese text that is valued for its philosophy. It is often used in a ceremonial way to provide guidance.
Provides poems and songs from the Jain tradition. "May my heart sing with ecstasy at the sight of the virtuous, and may my life be an offering at their feet. May my heart bleed at the sight of the wretched, the cruel, the irreligious, and my tears of compassion flow from my eyes."
Provides a short summary of some traditional Native American beliefs about spirituality. One belief is the "recognition of the interconnectedness of all Creation, and the responsibility of human beings to use their intelligence in protecting that inter-connectedness."