Behold the Miraculous opens the series with a quiet invitation: to pause, perceive, and recognize the sacred woven into the everyday. This 170-page volume contains 77 metaphysical essays and 34 original illustrations, each crafted to awaken the reader’s intuitive eye and deepen their sense of presence.

Rather than offering answers, this book offers thresholds—symbolic doorways through which the miraculous becomes visible. The essays blend poetic insight with gentle provocation, while the illustrations serve as visual meditations, echoing themes of stillness, wonder, and attunement.

Though not part of the Power in Pictures series, Behold the Miraculous shares its spirit: a reverence for beauty, a trust in symbolic language, and a belief that transformation begins with perception. Whether approached as a contemplative companion or a creative catalyst, this volume sets the tone for the journey that follows—toward embodiment, resonance, and the mystery beyond.

In Embrace the Miraculous, the journey deepens—from seeing to receiving, from noticing to welcoming. This 175-page volume offers 75 metaphysical essays and 13 original illustrations, each crafted to guide readers into a more intimate relationship with transformation itself.

Where Behold the Miraculous invites perception, Embrace encourages participation. The essays explore themes of surrender, resonance, and symbolic integration, offering gentle provocations that help readers recognize the miraculous not just around them, but within them. The illustrations serve as quiet companions—visual echoes of the book’s central invitation: to open, soften, and allow.

Though distinct from the Power in Pictures series, this volume shares its reverence for symbolic language and intuitive insight. It stands as a bridge between observation and embodiment, preparing the reader for the deeper integration explored in the next volume.

With Embody the Miraculous, the series enters its most tactile and transformative phase. This 244-page volume offers a rich tapestry of metaphysical insight, featuring dozens of symbolic exercises and many original illustrations designed to guide readers from contemplation into lived experience.

Where Behold invites perception and Embrace encourages openness, Embody calls for integration. The essays and practices within this book are crafted to help readers internalize the miraculous—not as fleeting inspiration, but as a steady rhythm within the body, mind, and spirit. Each exercise is a doorway, each illustration a visual mantra, echoing the book’s central theme: that the miraculous is not only seen and welcomed, but enacted.

Though distinct from the Power in Pictures series, Embody the Miraculous shares its reverence for symbolic language and intuitive design. It is a workbook of wonder, a field guide for transformation, and a companion for those ready to live their insights with clarity, grace, and resonance.

Beyond the Miraculous is a fiercely distilled volume—just 64 pages, yet vast in implication. It confronts the reader with urgent questions and timeless truths, weaving together ancestral intelligence, spiritual insight, and metaphysical challenge. From Paleolithic cognition to planetary crisis, from mysticism to moral leadership, this book traces the arc of human potential and peril with clarity, courage, and poetic force.

Structured around 22 provocative essays—including Learning from Our Ancestors, The End of the Earth, ESP Explained, and Seven Universally Accepted Spiritual Truths—this volume invites readers to reckon with the spiritual crossroads of our time. It explores the tension between technological advancement and moral regression, the hunger for connection in a fragmented world, and the possibility of a renewed mystical reality.

Though brief, Beyond the Miraculous is not light. It is a crucible of ideas, a contemplative fire, and a call to awaken. It completes the Miraculous series not with closure, but with ignition—urging readers to move beyond comfort, beyond convention, and into a deeper, more luminous engagement with the sacred.