So it's not surprising that they include an impressive amount of objectively reported religion news. In addition, the site features short takes from top religious authors like Andrew Greeley, the Dalai Lama and even the noted pagan writer Starhawk. Frequently, links that appear to offer free access to inspirational materials turn out to be dead-end pitches to buy something. If you're bedazzled by the megasites and want to steer your search into some smaller oases, try exploring sites sponsored by individual religious groups. The world's major faiths all are represented on the Web.
Countless sites are devoted to individual spiritual disciplines.
Feng-shui's Web presence is growing, mainly because this ancient Chinese practice of seeking harmony through the placement of objects is custom made for retailers. To learn more about the meditative Taize style of worship, visit the home of the movement. New religious reference works are added to the Web each year. Most religious magazines and publishers offer free online services, too. Just click on the link to Daily Thought E-Mail.