Book Reviews

I chose this book because when I picked it up, it opened to the exposition of fixing motorcycles, and the author's observations on what attentiveness does to the mind. It was fascinating. The book is clearly written, with informative, compelling writing of the highest sort. (more...)

Tarot for Writers is one of those books that could should have been written many times before, alongside others such as Tarot for: artists, musicians, dancers, lovers, motherfuckers, et all; the idiots guide to specified Tarot. But no, this is the first for authors.

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The Akashic Experience is a book written for a world community that experiences a spiritual famine due to a dominant paradigm of scientific materialism that provoke and promulgates doubting of the soul, denial of spirit, and a refusal of the possibility that mind creates matters as it moves and consciousness manifests the reality we experience. (more...)

Just below the surface of our modern world lurks a hidden energy structure created purposefully, during the 5,000-year Patriarchy, to limit the consciousness of each and every human being. When three women trained in the mystical arts unite to take this structure apart, they are catapulted into the corridors of power, the recesses of (more...)

Review by Chris Halstead

Having spent many years in the "free-energy" field, including attending numerous conferences and investigating dozens of devices, I wanted to like this recent book by Canadian author Jeane Manning, and co-author Joel Garbon, but found myself disappointed. (more...)

Review by David Wilhelm

Human Race Get Off Your Knees reads like a compendium of Icke's earlier material. The subject matter is esoteric and metaphysical, but its style is conversational and unpretentious - though equally verbose and often repetitious (more...)

Review by Margaret Bartley

Albarelli has done an extensive investigation on the shadowy world this murder exposed. He interviewed people and discovered documents relating not only to the CIA's search for a truth drug, but also MK-ULTRA, the extensive mind control program (more...)

Review by Chris Halsted

This is an engaging insider's view of Scientology, written by a former employee in a Scientology facility in California. The author describes his experiences while living for over 15 years on the 500-acre compound, culminating in his harrowing escape (more...)

Review by Margaret Bartley

I found the first two-thirds of this book a fascinating read. Toward the end, she started talking about her experiences as an expert on hallucinogenic plants during the incipient days of the War on Drugs (more...)

Review by Stephanie Merchant

From the co-founder of Transpersonal Psychology comes a book about adventures in alternative states via the use of primarily psychedelics. The substances or means used to achieve the alternative states (more...)

Review by Stephanie Merchant

Whether you're striving to better understand your intuitive process or looking for a book to suggest to a friend who may be starting the journey toward understanding their own spiritual gifts (more...)

Review by Stephanie Merchant

It is a very different experience to read a book by someone who has energy run through him or her as opposed to someone who interprets energy from outside of them. (more...)

Review by Stephanie Merchant

Stress Control for Peace of Mind explains the anatomy and physiology of the stress response in a way that is easy to understand without a single biology class. It delves into the areas and ways of coping (more...)

Review by Jaxob Ophiuchi

My personal experience with it is thus: it seems to perpetuate cyclical harmonic ideations which may reverberate both ways through the moments I send them; the correlative nature of the 13 galactic tones and 20 solar seals transport themselves effortlessly (more...)

Review by James Harcourt

In Everything Happens for a Reason, Northrop shoots right from the hip and heart about her experience as a trance medium and her clients’ reactions/ benefits from the work she does for them and for (more...)

Review by Dena Przybyla

Lipton invites us to ask ourselves what beliefs of our own might be influencing our genes? What environmental stimuli, past and present, might be determining our biology and life experience? Beliefs are derived from information "downloaded" (more...)

Review by Margaret Bartley

This is a short, sweet little book. Like me, you may not agree with everything in it, but I think it is always useful to try it out, and see what works in each case. He clearly has something worthwhile to say. (more...)

Review by Stephanie Merchant

Those who are slightly inclined toward Science Fiction might really like how she described home/heaven as some non-time place where the great minds /souls/characters of time keep honing and developing themselves and trying to improve our world (more...)

Review by Stephanie Merchant

In Sylvia’s world we reincarnate to experience life and some of what we sign up for is to do or have done to us bad things. She talks about her belief that dark entities/souls reincarnate as soon as they die... (more...)

Review by Stephanie Merchant

This book is based on many of the things the author learned growing up in such a supportive environment. It seeks to help parents teach through active example what following... (more...)