What books are we reading?

[kentauros]

I've got quite a list, though "only" three are being read right now, with the rest on order.

A couple of books I've had around and been slowly reading but still into enough to keep going are The 7 Secrets of Sound Healing by Jonathan Goldman, and Past Lives, Present Miracles by Denise Linn.

A third book in that stack I bought recently after watching the author on Bill Moyers Journal: Three Cups of Tea by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin
This is a fascinating book, though the subject matter isn't directly "spiritual" like the rest in my stack. However, it is inspiring, and I expect to read it much faster than the rest :D

Thanks to some gift-money from the holidays, I made a book-order from HayHouse (with a discount) and the following should be here either this week or next:

The Spark: The 28-Day Breakthrough Plan for Losing Weight, Getting Fit, and Transforming Your Life
by Chris Downie

The 13th Step: A Global Journey in Search of Our Cosmic Destiny
by Dr. Jude Currivan, Ph.D.

The 8th Chakra: What it is and how it can transform your life
by Dr. Jude Currivan, Ph.D.

Change Your Thoughts - Change Your Life: Living the Wisdom of the Tao
by Wayne W. Dyer, Ph.D.

Return to The Sacred: Ancient Pathways to Spiritual Awakening
by Jonathan Ellerby, Ph.D.

Following Sound Into Silence: Chanting Your Way Beyond Ego into Bliss
by Kailash (Kurt A. Bruder, Ph.D., M.Ed.)

A Daily Dose of Sanity: A Five-Minute Soul Recharge for Every Day of the Year
by Alan Cohen, M.A.

CDs:
Regression Through The Mirrors Of Time
Spiritual Progress Through Regression
both by Brian L. Weiss, M.D.

I figure I'll be busy reading these books for the rest of the year, if not longer ;)

[SheilaT]

1. I have the new book by Michael Newton

on order. It came out last October, and I only found out about it by accident.

It's called "Memories of the Afterlife".

[kentauros]

4. You or someone else here has mentioned his name and books,

so I should look him up ;)

I have some other things I need to get so I might see about getting one of his books. Any recommendations? Like should I go with his first, or a later one?

[rumpel]

10. Definitely I would start with the first

and then the second. :)

[Kind of Blue]

8. Thanks for the info! I had no idea Newton

has a new one out. I love his books.

[rumpel]

9. I read it,

but I felt it was not as impressive as the first 2 books. Mainly because it is more narrative, from the various practitioners.

[Sanity Claws]

2. Question about the Denise Linn book

I recently discovered Denise Linn while listening to Hays House Radio and really like her.
What did you get out of the book Past Lives Present Miracles? Do you recommend it?

I have to study the rest of your list too.

[kentauros]

3. I'm still reading it, but there's some good info.

There's a step-by-step process for doing the regressions that I haven't gotten to as yet. I don't know if I'll try it or use the two CDs I ordered for the same thing, so we'll see on that ;)

I've listened to her on HayHouseRadio, too, and liked her shows. I'm also curious about her story, as she puts forth in a biography I forgot to list above:

If I Can Forgive, So Can You
by Denise Linn

[Fire Walk With Me]

5. By "What books are we reading", are you only interested in replies from multiple personalities?

;)

I am skittering through a book on basic electronics and am looking forward to the arrival of the Zelazny/Bester book "Psycho Shop". Then, on to some more Philip K. Dick.

I have some free time and I'm catching up on the best of my favorite authors. Nothing spiritual at the moment.

[kentauros]

6. If you both read and write, especially fiction, then the answer is

Yes. :P

I haven't read Zelazny in years and was saddened when I heard he had died (back in the mid-90s.) And I'm going to assume he didn't collaborate with PsyCop Alfred Bester on Psycho Shop ;)

Basic electronics as well as basic electricity are good books to have around for reference. You never know when you're going to have to repair something on your own :)

[Fire Walk With Me]

7. Bester of course passed away (wah!) prior to Roger

but I believe that Roger completed the Bester manuscript, and it was published in the late 90s.

Regarding electricity: I'm a sucker for "orphan audio", read: Abandoned and/or inexpensive gear. Sometimes it's simple enough for me to fix, sometimes I get good intuitional guidance and get a fix I would miss on my own, and sometimes I should have never brought home a particular item =at all= :crazy:

[Fire Walk With Me]

11. I've just picked up my copy of Zen Flesh, Zen Bones again

and am loving every moment of it.