by Steven Greer (review) Hidden Truth, Forbidden Knowledge is a priceless book written by a doctor who worked in an emergency department, but gave up on his career and started telling the world that we are not alone in the universe and projects we should know about. For most, Dr Greer’s ideas seem to sound like …
Today I express my gratitude, to Debra, for featuring the cover of my book "The Garden of Love - Our Inner Wealth", on her blog, https://jaguarspirit.com/. If you visit it, you will find a lot of important information she posts daily, for all of us. Thank you, Debra!In Lak'ech Ala K'in! https://jaguarspirit.com/ A paperback version …
by Chris Prentiss (review) "ZEN and the Art of Happiness" is a short read with many valuable lessons for mind and soul. It is an inspiring book to live a better life as it is the way you help yourself and others, too. Events we live on our life path are simply events, nothing more. Everything …
by Okakura Kakuzō (review) Reading the title of this book, you probably think that it does not deserve your time to read it. Yet, even if it is a short book about tea, the book's content is much more than tea. Written both poetically and philosophically, the book offers a detailed description of the tea ceremony …
by Jamie King (Review) The book Conspiracy Theories (111 Conspiracy Theories in Romanian) can be seen as a guide that gives you insights into many conspiracy theories. If you are searching for in-depth information on theories, you may be disappointed as each theory is presented concisely, ranging from a few paragraphs to a few pages. However, …
by Patricia Cori (Review on Goodreads) Last month I wrote about The Cosmos of Soul, one of Patricia Cori's books. Today I am going to tell you shortly about another book written by Patricia. The New Sirian Revelations: Galactic Prophecies for the Ascending Human Collective book is also a wake-up call to humanity, for our …
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by Oliver Sacks (Review) Oliver Sacks is well known for the book "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat. Among the books written by him is the one called "Gratitude" Written two years before he died, the book comprises four essays on old age, illness, life and death. It is a short book, …
In a previous article, I wrote about the pleasure of listening to music and how changing the frequency can affect our experience. What is music for us? Why do we look for rhythm? Why do we like to dance? I lived in a flat with my son and my parents, for a few years. The building …
In a Love World 