Amazon Kindle Review, Or God I Love This Thing
I doubt that there are plenty of people in this world that can be happier than me with this invention. Now I only regret having made so many turns around the bush before getting it; (more…)
I doubt that there are plenty of people in this world that can be happier than me with this invention. Now I only regret having made so many turns around the bush before getting it; (more…)
“One man must be willing to see the thing he loves disappear, and yet keep loving it”; how many times I have held to this sentence, facing (more…)
There is a rising new way of understanding consciousness. It’s been around for quite a long time, but now it’s ripe. Let’s hope for the best because Humanity needs massive access to this wisdom as soon as possible, before things can start to (more…)
I have recently completed my experience as a ‘guinea pig’ for one of the sleep techniques featured in Eric Watermolen’s upcoming ‘Set Your Sleep On Autopilot’, an experience that has provided me a lot of insight and hints about the always mysterious ‘wall of sleep’. (more…)
One of the usual criticisms against ‘The Secret‘ is that it is quite a (more…)
Stephen King’s ‘The Langoliers’ has a very powerful opening scene: a commercial pilot is at the flight deck, making the final arrangements with his assistant before taking off, when his boss comes in to give him some terrible news: (more…)
Ah, the inner world of thoughts, the endless maze of haze for the intro-verted… Here’s one of those adventures in the art of what I like to call brain fu. (more…)
There is a very beautiful and profound scene in ‘Things you can tell just by looking at her‘. The police detective Kathy Faber (Amy Brenneman) is at home one night washing her teeth, lost in her thoughts. Then, at sudden, she notices herself in the mirror. Slowly, (more…)
‘The Master Key System’ is a book published by Charles F. Haanel in 1916. It is a sort of manual for the application of the Law of Attraction, and a very interesting read for those who, after reading Rhonda Byrne’s ‘The Secret‘, (more…)
There is a beautiful, inspirational story in Peter Brook’s memories, ‘Threads of Time‘, about the need of listening to life’s patterns, its highs and lows, its silences which are also part of the music, it’s hidden messages. (more…)