books about: reality     books:       Getting Unstuck: Breaking Your Habitual Patterns & Encountering Naked Reality42 reviews Pema Chodron Sounds True, 2004 Something everyone should listen to This CD set is taken from a series of classes given by Pema Chodron to help us to understand that we can have some control over the thoughts and emotions that enter our minds. Although meditation is the primary tool used by Buddhists to be become of aware of and work with thoughts and emotions, the information given by Pema Chodron is not specific to meditation. We all have trouble dealing with ...             Manifest Your Desires: 365 Ways to Make Your Dreams a Reality8 reviews Esther Hicks, Jerry Hicks Hay House, 2008 Beautiful Real Help It doesn't matter whether the reader knows about Abraham and the Hicks or not. This beautiful little book is easy to read, to carry, to understand and to put into effect. It clearly establishes the way to have what is right for us.             The Holographic Universe219 reviews Michael Talbot Harper Perennial, 1992 What is reality The more I read about spirituality, the more I keep coming back to this book. Our view of reality is just based upon our belief systems, which is based on what the accepted standards are at this time....and until I read this book, I accepted them just like most everyone else does. As an analytical person with college degrees in math, I found this book to be one of the most thought provoking, ...             Queen Bees and Wannabes: Helping Your Daughter Survive Cliques, Gossip, Boyfriends, and Other Realities of ...94 reviews Rosalind Wiseman Three Rivers Press, 2002 Enlightening for Dad Simply put, I found the book to far exceed my expectations for it. As a male, the author's insights into girls' social roles and interactions were a huge eye-opener. And as the father of three girls, I appreciate all the examples of specific situations girls may find themselves in, how their thinking/social conditioning may have contributed, and how they can extricate themselves. As others ...             Snow Crash (Bantam Spectra Book)535 reviews Neal Stephenson Spectra, 2000 An amazing, multi-faceted read What an excellent book! I read this several years ago when I was still a high school student; I've read it at least four times since then. Every time I read it, I discover something new. There are a lot of issues approached in this book. It really is a gift that keeps on giving.             Wolves of the Calla (The Dark Tower, Book 5)378 reviews Stephen King Pocket, 2006 A nice place to visit I will preface my review by saying SPOILERS! I took a long break after reading book 4 "wizard and glass". For some reason, I had an especially hard time with Susan Delgado dying - not that it happened, because I knew it was coming, but dang it! I liked her. I found Roland's story in that book awesome, and was disapointed when the narrative came back to the 'ka-tet'. After taking a year, I ...             Magic Bites (Kate Daniels, Book 1)102 reviews Ilona Andrews Ace, 2007 Excellent Urban Fantasy If you're into the genres of Urban Fantasy or Speculative Fiction, or if you like to see a well-written female lead or some truly fabulous world-building, then by all means please check out Ilona Andrews' Magic Bites. It's an excellent piece of fiction; the writing is fun, engaging, and clever. She's developed a very tactile and realistic future-Atlanta, and her characters all feel satisfyingly ...             Heading Home with Your Newborn: From Birth to Reality48 reviews Laura A. Jana, Jennifer Shu American Academy Of Pediatrics, 2005 The Only Book You Need I read half a dozen books before I had my first baby, and now that I'm expecting baby number two I realize that this is simply the only book I needed. Easy to read, very informative and it covers everything you need to know. It leaves you with a lot of confidence and enthusiasm about bringing your newborn home - it even approached the mysteries of breast feeding in a practical and non threatening ...             The Fabric of the Cosmos: Space, Time, and the Texture of Reality200 reviews Brian Greene Vintage, 2005 Mind-boggling This book is fascinating! Its contents are well suited for an interested non-specialist like me. Brian Greene takes us from the ultra-micro to the ultra-macro. On the small side, my mind is boggled as I try to imagine multiple dimensions a trillionth the size of the nucleus of an atom, as proposed by superstring theory. Nine dimensions? Ten? It is astonishing how much structure there is in the ...             The Shack (Special Hardcover Edition)783 reviews William P. Young Windblown Media, 2007 How do you view God? This could change with this book..... Well, a friend told me about this book so I ordered it and started to read it. She told me it was life-changing, so this made my urgency to read it even greater. I am not a theologian or whatever, just an everyday Christian that struggles with comprehending the loving side of God, how to be a better Christian, wonder why bad things happen to people, and with understanding the trinity, in general. ...             The Drawing of the Three (The Dark Tower, Book 2)211 reviews Stephen King Signet, 2003 Best book in a great series This is a great book. It's one of my favorite series, because it is epic fantasy told by a master of supernatural horror whose strongest talent as a writer is his ability to depict realism, particularly realistic people and human interaction -- that's a good combination. Stephen King's books feel real, which is why his monsters and things are so very creepy, because they seem like they're ...             If Democrats Had Any Brains, They'd Be Republicans354 reviews Ann Coulter Crown Forum, 2007 This is one smart, beautiful woman. Even if Ann were ugly she would still be smart and this would still be a great book. Ann Coulter is a witty and brilliant writer. She's also HOT. If you're a leftist, socialist, communist, or a news anchor for one of the major networks (ABC, NBC, CBS) you're going to hate this book. Most normal people are going to find it a great read! Hmmm.... I would describe the book as intelligent, ...             Uglies (Uglies Trilogy, Book 1)272 reviews Scott Westerfeld Simon Pulse, 2005 not just for teens... I am an 8th grade teacher and several of my students begged me to read this book to them during homeroom so I agreed. It did not take long for me to get just as hooked on this story as my students were as it is an incredible story. The writing is incredible and Westerfeld masterfully paints vivid pictures of this futuristic society. The only thing that I hated was that nobody told me that ...             Under the Influence: A Guide to the Myths and Realities of Alcoholism33 reviews James Robert Milam, Katherine Ketcham Bantam, 1984 Why this book is SO very important for families of alcoholics I train counselors and counsel families of alcoholics, and when a family member is having a very difficult time (even though she is trying hard) to understand that this is a disease----I refer her to this book. This helps her to see so well, that his rage is because alcohol excites the rage-centers of the brain. And because she now understands this, she knows, then, that the crazymaking coming ...             Daemon35 reviews Leinad Zeraus Verdugo Press, 2006 Anyone in I.T. or into technology, this is a must read! Coming from an IT background, I find that most books that try to use technology have no clue what they are talking about. Considering that the author comes from the IT industry, his technology application were very thought-provoking. I also do not read many books but I am traveling more with my job so I've been looking into reading on the plane. I started this book on my flight out and finished ...             The Vampire Diaries: The Awakening and The Struggle (Vampire Diaries)27 reviews L. J. Smith HarperTeen, 2007 Welcome To Vampires I will never understand how come this series didn't catch on like wild fire. Like how the Twilight series is. This series, in my opinion, far surpasses the Twilight series. With this said, and my high and mighty opinion stated. ^_- I'll review. The writing for this book (series) is superb. Adults will love it, and younger audiences will appreciate the change of reading level. The book enters ...             The Reality of the Supernatural World: Exploring Heavenly Realms and Prophetic Experiences7 reviews Todd Bentley Destiny Image, 2008 Groundbreaking and gutsy! This book is surprisingly well written considering that Todd only has an 8th grade formal education. It flows cleanly and clearly, always challenging the reader to go deeper into the supernatural. Though I am not yet completely finished with the book, I am enjoying the challenge to my faith life. One must read this book with the eyes of the heart. If you try to reason it, or put God in a box, ...             The Road to Reality: A Complete Guide to the Laws of the Universe155 reviews Roger Penrose Vintage, 2007 Unique! This is definitely the most comprehensive book ever published on theoretical physics, written by one of the most influential theoretical physicists alive! But the reader should be forewarned : it is not easy reading, even if one skips the maths, as Penrose suggests in the Introduction... Now, if one wants to understand everything, then it becomes really challenging, and I don't think many ...             Entangled Minds: Extrasensory Experiences in a Quantum Reality40 reviews Dean Radin Paraview Pocket Books, 2006 An Important Book This is a great read, the text is accessible, and you are given insights on many quantum physics related subjects. I consider this book to be the equal of "Holographic Universe" by Michael Talbot, another book that is important and instrumental in any quantum and/or mystical journeying.             Supernatural: Meetings with the Ancient Teachers of Mankind46 reviews Graham Hancock The Disinformation Company, 2007 Entertaining and interesting Supernatural takes you on a classical Graham Hancock journey this time through the jungles and into the culture of the shamans. Hancock in this book combines historical research with experimentation of psychotropic hallucinogens such as ayawasca and DMT. The book focuses on phenomenological issues of consciousness and the evolution of constructive thought. 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