This author specialized in sensationalist speculative non-fiction, often focusing on marginalized figures and unconventional themes. His body of work offered compelling portraits of outsiders, including prostitutes, drug addicts, and homosexuals, before delving into the realms of spirituality, the occult, and psychic phenomena. He demonstrated a particular affinity for exploring the life and work of the American psychic Edgar Cayce, ardently promoting the medium's theories and speaking at related conferences. His writings consistently pushed the boundaries of accepted reality, inviting readers to consider the extraordinary.
Jess Stearn's personal experiences with yoga, resulting in his discovery of how to remain youthful, optimistic, and productive, are related in novel-like fashion. The author's knowledge of reincarnation and his compelling writing help readers understand how their past lives may be affecting the present.
An amazing look into the concept of the continuous soul, written by journalist Jess Stern, author of Edgar Cayce: The Sleeping Prophet. Using the life of America's foremost mystic as an exemplar, Stern reveals how people who have met in a previous life come together to work out the unresolved conflicts of the past.
Judas, the myth, history's arch betrayer who sold his Lord for thirty pieces of silver and stands for all time as a figure to be rejected and reviled; Judas, the man, son of wealth and power, a young rebel, a disciple who fought to suppress the lusts of his flesh and hot-blooded pride to follow Jesus, and who became the victim of a monstrously diabilical lie when he committed the act that damned him in the eyes of the world; now the man and not the myth comes alive in the most startling and spellbinding retelling of the greatest story ever told: the ultimate triumph of the novelist who has thrilled countless millions with her magic.
