books about: gullible     books:       Contacting Your Spirit Guide64 reviews Sylvia Browne Hay House, 2005 Sylvia is the best! this cd will help you move into the next level so fast just keep an open mind!             The Day After Roswell237 reviews Philip Corso Pocket, 1998 A pleseant read! A very nice book to read. As for the facts, it is up to each and everyone to decide. I don't think we are alone, and this book if true just shows us one small encounter of humanity with the rest of life in the Universe.             If You Could See What I See: The Tenets of Novus Spiritus54 reviews Sylvia Browne Hay House, 2006 My First Sylvia Browne Book This was the very first Sylvia Browne book I read. I suppose I was a bit slow at realizing how amazing she is. Before reading her I had come upon Doreen Virtue and read almost everthing by her, including one of her first books, "Constant Craving" which is amazing at curing our cravings for almost every food. However, I'm glad I stumbled upon Sylvia's book at the public library that day. I can't ...             Exploring the Levels of Creation35 reviews Sylvia Browne Hay House, 2006 perfect as always I have never read a Sylvia Browne book that I have not loved and felt great truth within the pages, and this book is just the same. It is a bit like her creation trio of books but this one has ALOT of new information in it. Really you cannot compare the two, (this book and her 3 book creation series) because they each have their own wisdom and truths in them. I loved this book and as Sylvia ...             Life on the Other Side:: A Psychic's Tour of the Afterlife176 reviews Sylvia Browne, Lindsay Harrison NAL Trade, 2002 Interesting, if hard to believe It would be nice if all this stuff is true. But it's really hard to believe. However, even if it's all a fanciful fairy tale, it's still an entertaining vacation read.             Heaven and Earth: Making the Psychic Connection26 reviews James Van Praagh Pocket, 2006 Excellent reading This book is so interesting that it was hard to put down. It really gives you a lot to think about and a positive outlook on so many things in life. It lets you know how to change and not complain about everyday events.             Gullible's Travels: The Adventures of a Bad Taste Tourist19 reviews Cash Peters Globe Pequot, 2003 Manic, Zany and TONS of Fun! In usual Cash Peters style, this book is just what the title of this review says it is: Manic, Zany and TONS of Fun! Cash documents and comments on his journeys and experiences as a travel writer. Hilarious comments and insights by Cash. If you like him on the Travel Channel, you'll LOVE this book. A great laugh and a must read!             Father God: Co-creator to Mother God23 reviews Sylvia Browne Hay House, 2006 Insightful and enlightning. I haven't read a book yet by Sylvia that's disappointed me and this was no exception. From the second I opened the book I was hooked. The book doesn't go into enough detail about God as I would have liked. But it DOES have a great deal to offer, and it DOES talk about god throughout the various religions and how he's been changed or altered. Such as with Moses who, while trying to free his ...             Bones of Contention: A Creationist Assessment of the Human Fossils63 reviews Marvin L. Lubenow Baker Books, 1992 The Revised & Updated Version is Different I won't repeat the many fine comments that have been made, but the Revised & Updated version of this book is quite different: Date: 1992 > 2004 Pages: 295 > 400 Chapters 20 > 32 plus, additional charts and indexes. If a person has read the prior version, the new one is worth a fresh read (I did).             Talking to Heaven: A Medium's Message of Life After Death218 reviews James Van Praagh Signet, 1999 Great Book I lost my mother this July and this book has been a great support in healing. I always believed that we live and die for a reason and this book provided much needed assurance. Written in an easy to read format and has great stories.             The Physics of Christianity30 reviews Frank J. Tipler Doubleday, 2007 WOW as in Far out Man! This book is probably one of the more fantastic books I have ever read. Mr Tipler takes us for a wild ride through the off the wall world of quantum physics in search of ways in which the core Christian miracles may have occured and doesn't hold back when he wishes to freak us out with a couple of (I thought) very optimistic predictions for future technologies. Hell perhaps he's right. He ...             Gullible's Travels1 review Topper Long CornerStone Leadership Institute, 2008 Interesting, but lacking The concepts, like the four P's abd the balance between them is a very good concept. I usually focus on 2 or 3 P's and it really got me thinking. BUT... There is a high level aspect that is difficult to grasp. The author talks about flying over the jungle. Basically, life gets too tough at ground level and you have to fly over the jungle. It was obvious the author had some interesting and ...             Gullible's Travels (Fools Errant / Fool Me Twice)3 reviews Matthew Hughes Science Fiction Book Club, 2001 Too Short or Too Pleasurable I've already read this book twice. The writing is crisp, the story unique. The author's style is very easy to read and he uses humor effectively. The story might seem like science fiction at first, but it also incorporates some adventure elements and a bit of fantasy. Imagine a world where you can have dwarves, futuristic devices, and a life or death struggle all at the same time. The ...             The Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ940 reviews Doubleday, 2004 Pray for the Spirit, and know for yourself... I've read the Book of Mormon, and have received a witness from the Spirit that it is the word of God through his holy prophets! I read it daily (along with the Bible), because it brings God's Spirit in my life. It inspires me to make better choices, and gives me the power to resist temptations. It leads me to repent and have faith in Jesus Christ. The words of this scripture lead men, women, and ...             Magnet Therapy Illustrated: Natural Healing and Pain Relief Using Magnets Peter Rose Ulysses Press, 2001 This book combines lucid text with clear, helpful illustrations. The mix of need-to-know facts with how-to techniques lets readers immediately tap the healing power of magnets. Magnet Healing Illustrated offers essential background information and explains in simple, straightforward language how magnetic forces can heal and repair tissue and help maintain health. Supported by an array of photographs and line drawings, the book shows exactly how ...             Dianetics6 reviews L Ron Hubbard Bridge Pubns, 2003 Knowing How Explains Why. I've taken Psyc. 101 gone though the standard science of the mind. I'm an engineer and also worked through many pre-med classes in biology and the health sciences. The missing ingredient in all of this education is why does the mind work and why does it work the way it does. There is a science of the mind, but I did not get it from the university. Diabetics puts it there for you to consume, it ...             Insight: Case Files From The Psychic World29 reviews Sylvia Browne NAL Trade, 2007 good for the begginers if some one you love has recently died, this is a great book to read to get a little comfort. I also recomend this book to anyone who is beggining to read books on the spirit world.             The Adventures of Jonathan Gullible: Commentary Edition Ken Schoolland, Janette Eldridge Small Business Hawaii, 2004 The "Commentary Edition" of the popular Adventures of Jonathan Gullible book is intended to increase its educational value. Each chapter of the original story is followed by commentaries to clarify the gist of each issue and further develop the lessons to be learned. Recommendations of books and web sites for further research and suggested questions for group discussions have also been added. This edition is great for individual or classroom ...             After Life: Answers From the Other Side64 reviews John Edward Princess Books, 2003 Help for the bereaved For those who are skeptical about life after death or heaven/god, this book is probably only going to annoy you. For those seeking some comfort for a loss, this is probably a very good book for you. I've been a nurse since "Moses" and have worked in ICU, the ICU float pool, and PACU in a university hospital for most of that time. I finally had to stop doing it, because I found that I had ...             Gullible's Troubles4 reviews Margaret Shannon Houghton Mifflin, 1998 A terrific story with great illustrations. This is a wonderful story, with cute illustrations. The book helps the reader to understand why lying, even in a fun way, is not right. The story of Gullible is enchanting and the ending is unexpected and delightful. I enjoyed it as much as my seven year old. 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