Books and Videos to help seekers on the Path:

Offered Through the TAT Foundation, …for touching the hearts
and minds of the spiritual seeker.

TAT Foundation Press — practical, inspiring, and challenging works for anyone drawn to the silent spaces of life.
Richard Rose Books — books written by Richard Rose.
Recommended Spiritual Books — books containing invaluable help for the spiritual search.
DVDs and Video Clips — stirring video for those who want guidance toward the highest objective of life.
Audio — free MP3 audio recordings of presentations that are meant to inspire and advise the spiritual seeker.

NostalgiaWest on YouTube:


In 2001, Bob Fergeson began publishing a spiritual newsletter, The Mystic Missal. First published as an email, then later on a website as well, this informative newsletter gave beginning seekers a foothold on the spiritual path. Starting with a description and commentary of a spiritual teacher or system, it also held an informative and related essay, spiritual tips called Tricks and Traps, and a bit of Comic Philosophy. He continued to share what he had found on the spiritual path through The Mystic Missal until 2011.
Now the entire collection of ‘missals’ is available in book form. Easy to read and understand, it continues to give newcomers a clear path through today’s maze of spiritual teachings.
New book by TAT teacher, Art Ticknor.

Available as a free PDF download:
“We hear a lot about identity politics and identity theft, but what
exactly is identity?
Being a lover of words, I find that the origin of the word traces
back to late Latin identitas, from Latin idem, “same.” And having
been a student of mathematics, I recall that identity describes
the equality of functions that are defined differently. When
we’re referring to your identity or my identity, they are the same
as or equal to what?
Would it offend your sensibility if I said that until self realization or self-recognition occurs, we know nothing about what we are? The path to realization is one of seeing through illusory beliefs about our identity.”
