Gateways Books

E.J. Gold's The Movements is a book detailing a system of moving meditation, drawing from ancient dance and ritual.

The text presents a second edition, including theory, group exercises, warm-ups, posture training, and choreographed movement sequences. It emphasizes mastery and the development of voluntary control over involuntary bodily functions. The book also includes excerpts from "Secret Talks with Mr. G," offering further insight into the system's underlying principles and aims.

Numerous online resources are provided for further learning.

"Redfin Play 2023" is a copyrighted theatrical script by E.J. Gold presenting a metaphorical narrative of two fish, Redfin and Rainbow, confined within a tank.

The fish discover a higher dimension beyond the tank's walls, leading them to explore the nature of their reality and existence. The play uses surreal dialogue and imagery to depict their journey of self-discovery and the limitations of their perceived world, ultimately questioning the artificiality of their environment and the potential for transformation.

The script includes scene breakdowns and excerpts showcasing the characters' evolving understanding of their reality.

E.J. Gold's Creation Story Verbatim is a humorous play depicting a conversation between God and the Archangel Gabriel.

The play explores God's frustrations with humanity's self-destructive tendencies and Gabriel's attempts to understand God's actions. The dialogue is characterized by witty banter, absurd situations, and frequent digressions. Key themes include the nature of creation, the limitations of divine intervention, and the unpredictable behavior of humans.

The play's humor stems from the contrast between the vastness of creation and the mundane concerns of its creator.

"Dream-Life" is a role-playing game that uses tables and dice to help people explore their dreams.

The game encourages players to create tables listing locations, activities, and encounters from their dreams, and then use these tables to generate narratives based on randomly selected entries. The book provides instructions for constructing the tables, explains how to use dice to select random entries, and includes examples of generic tables for players to use.

The game aims to expand creativity, foster self-awareness, and provide a framework for examining one's dream life in a new way.

"Norton Street Play Script" is a play by E.J. Gold exploring the nature of reality and consciousness.

Two characters, Bornless and Mike, discuss their existence within a seemingly self-created, limited reality called Norton Street, which they perceive as a higher level of consciousness. The play uses dialogue to examine themes of illusion, creation, and the cyclical nature of life and death. Bornless, the apparent creator, struggles with the implications of their own creation, experiencing anxiety and a desire for something "real."

The script is ultimately a philosophical exploration of self-awareness and the limitations of perception within a self-created reality.

"Every Day A Holy Day," a book by Barbara Haynes, aims to guide readers in living a mindful life.

The book is dedicated to Haynes' teacher E.J. Gold and offers a collection of exercises and experiments for mindful living. The book's introduction and preface highlight the importance of practical spirituality and Haynes' personal journey of applying these exercises.

The book's contents then provide a detailed list of exercises, many of which focus on cultivating awareness through everyday activities, like cooking, cleaning, and driving.

INVOCATION OF PRESENCE by E.J. Gold outlines a spiritual and philosophical approach for achieving a higher state of consciousness.

Gold's text emphasizes the importance of "self-invocation," a practice that involves consciously focusing one's presence in the present moment to transcend the illusions and distractions of everyday life. The text also explores the concept of "Lunar Parasites," negative influences that feed off organic emotions, and offers techniques to overcome them.

Gold uses vivid language, metaphors, and anecdotes to illustrate his ideas and guide the reader towards a path of self-discovery and spiritual growth.

My Life As A Boy details the author's experiences with past lives, parallel universes, and spiritual practices.

The author, LeslieAnn, claims access to past-life memories and skills, using various methods like virtual reality and quantum coupling. Many chapters explore themes of relationships, personal growth, and the author's unique perspectives on life and death. The book incorporates personal photos and anecdotes, alongside discussions of spiritual techniques and unconventional views on reality. It blends personal narrative with philosophical and spiritual concepts.

My Life As A Boy is a collection of excerpts from a memoir, likely focusing on the author's life experiences as a woman.

The chapters list numerous careers and activities, suggesting a multifaceted life. The writing style is informal and incorporates frank language, including profanity. A recurring theme is the author's perspective on gender roles and societal expectations, especially contrasting experiences for men and women. The excerpts also feature anecdotes and reflections on relationships, family dynamics, and the author's various professional pursuits.

This autobiographical text recounts the author's life experiences, spanning several decades and numerous professions.

The narrative jumps between different time periods and locations, weaving together anecdotes about modeling, comedy, and various unusual jobs and personal relationships. Photos are frequently referenced, adding visual context to the author's memories and stories. The author's unique perspective explores themes of gender identity, societal expectations, and personal growth.

The memoir also touches upon psychic abilities and past lives, adding an element of the mystical to the overall narrative.