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Religion and Spirituality:

Anthroposophic Press

Publisher of anthroposophic books (practice and study of spiritual science).

http://www.anthropress.org/

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Archetype

Publishers of books and media on traditional wisdom worldwide.

http://www.archetype.uk.com

Brett Books

Publisher of bestselling inspirational books about life, pets, the millennium, nature, aging, the afterlife and miracles.

http://www.brettbooks.com

CityScape Books

Publisher of books and ebooks that aim to break down the artificial barriers that separate humankind.

http://cityscapebooks.co.uk/

Devi Press

Publisher of books on spiritual and religious topics and ecompassing all faiths and spiritual practices.

http://www.devipress.com

DF Scott Publishing

Publisher of religious books. Also offers self-publishing services.

http://www.dfscott.com

En-gedi Books

Independent publishing house producing juvenile and adult fiction and non-fiction with Judaic content.

http://israel.net/engedi

Feldheim Publishers

Publisher of family Jewish books.

http://www.feldheim.com

Gallagher Press

Small, independent publisher of inspirational books.

http://www.gallagherpress.com

Jason Aronson Publishers

Publisher of titles covering Jewish life, history, theology, genealogy, folklore, holidays, Hasidic thought, kosher cooking, marriage, and conversion subjects.

http://www.aronson.com/

LifcoBooks.com

Specialising in Tamil dictionaries and books about religious and cultural aspects of South India.

http://www.lifcobooks.com

Matam Press

Publishes books on aboriginal spirituality, science, and culture with a focus on ancient classical cultures, particularly of the Far East, South America and Africa.

http://www.matampress.com/

Olive Media Services

Publisher of books that promote an understanding of Islam and that better humanity as a whole.

http://www.omspublishing.com

Paulist Press

Publisher of inspirational and religious titles.

http://www.paulistpress.com/

The Plough Publishing House

Publishes books on a wide range of subjects, concentrating on titles that "explore the intersection of spirituality and social issues such as justice, nonviolence, education, and community."

http://www.plough.com

River Garden Arts

Publishes Islamic books.

http://shahadanet.jeeran.com/RGA.html

Rocklady: The Building of a Labyrinth

Publisher of a book describing the spiritual journey of a woman and her rock labyrinth.

http://www.rocklady.ws

Summit University Press

A leading publisher of books and audiotapes on spirituality and personal growth.

http://www.summituniversitypress.com/

Tell-a-Vision Books

Publisher of books that foster a feeling of connectedness between all human beings. Books downloadable in PDF format.

http://www.tell-a-visionbooks.com

Templeton Press

Publishes scholarly and trade books on the connections between science and religion, the verification of universal spiritual laws, character development, and freedom.

http://www.templetonpress.org/

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