From the preface

This is not a book about couples, but a book for couples. It is a book for intensifying the love between a man and a woman. It begins with the invoking of more love; it is concerned throughout with practical ways to become more loving; and it ends with the vision of love fulfilled. It is a book for realizing the Union of Opposites through spiritual love thus it becomes a book for developing universal compassion.

The Way of the Beloved is the practical application of the esoteric teachings of Herman Rednick on the spiritual nature of the man/woman relationship. Moreover, it is the outcome of 32 years of meditation, study, and daily experience in the lived relationship of a man and a woman, striving on the path of the beloved. Consequently, we have put all of our knowledge, skill, insight, aspiration, devotion to the path, and reverence for our teacher into this book.

428 pages, paperback
Open Door Publishing (May 14, 2004)
ISBN-10: 0942184041
ISBN-13: 978-0942184044

From the introduction

This book is about the teachings of …a Mystic and Initiate, who was not a public figure, who lived in a fringe area of mountains and desert, and who not once gave any seminar or lecture to a public audience. Thus, few people have ever heard of this teacher … He did not publish a book until he was 76 years old, and thus, knowledge of him was through direct, personal contact. His name was Herman Rednick, he was born in 1902, in Philadelphia, PA, and he died in Taos, NM, in 1985. He was an artist, a painter, who had lived in Taos, New Mexico for 36 years, and it was only in the last fifteen years of his life that he had a small group of students — I am one of them! I met Herman in 1968, even before he had gathered a group about him, and through a series of unexpectable events it has fallen to me to present here his mystical teachings.

This is the only book that presents a systematic and detailed account of Herman Rednick’s teachings.

526 pages, paperback
Open Door Publishing (January 13, 2010)
ISBN-10: 0942184114
ISBN-13: 978-0942184112

Alice E. Herter, a close student of Herman Rednick, has written this story of the life of Lama Karma Dorje, who built our stupa with us, recognized Herman as an authentic teacher, and taught any who wished, the compassionate methods of Tibetan Buddhism.

From Alice:
Let Them is the story of a humble Tibetan monk who left his quiet contemplative life in the Himalayan mountains to come to the West. He provided guidance and direction to hundreds of people. He refused no one—Buddhist, Christian, Jewish, Hindu Muslim—these distinctions did not matter. He didn’t judge; he listened. And he offered advice. Still alive today at 90 years of age, his story will touch your heart and awaken your soul.
230 pages, paperback
Publisher: Bowker (March 7, 2023)
ISBN-13: 979-8-9875888-0-2