Review:Grace, I've come to believe can not be described. Like the limitations of physics where we can only know space or time of an atom, so grace is inexorable.

Strobel brings forth an incredible array of anecdotes and stores to exemplify and encapsulate a part of grace. Some are typical rock bottom redemption stories, others are what happens to the "good son" in the prodigal son story.

Every story touched me profoundly and I found myself literally weeping at several. That grace can caus... Read more

Review:I wanted to practice mindfulness and this was one of two books I purchased in Kindle version. It came with a set of audio meditations to take the beginner through beginning mindful practices. I use this book as an ongoing tool. Read more

Review:The effort of the author is to sincerely convey experiences professionals have had during the line of Duty; but it for fell short for me because the subjective nature that many of the stories have to do with only one witness describing what they've seen and or describing a 'feeling', which is the nature of most ghost stories.
Things get very interesting when there is camera evidence and multiple eyewitnesses.
Don't let this review take away anything from the book it was a very enjoyable r... Read more

Review:The Moody rang familiar his name from studies in past shown this name of great importance in his books in librarys, book stores and magazine articles. One rea had the notion that this Drson why he seems so familaiar to me in the beginning was that this Dr. has a trait that my highly intelligent cousin has who also happens to be a Dr. ,they both share Perfect Recall. The mind as a camera taking everything learned and not forgetting.
Unforetuanate his details of himself I don't find interesti... Read more

Review:This is one of the most comprehensive books that I have read concerning the three faiths... Very informative and encouraging to me to find out more about the Jewish and Muslim faiths. Not just what the media presents. Read more

Review:Have you ever walked through a store and had something catch your eye and you don't know why, but you pick it up? I don't know why I picked up this book. But I did and started reading. I found myself standing in the middle of Kmart, thinking of my daughter and crying like a baby. She had recently separated from her husband and this book/song said exactly what I have always wanted for her. I bought it and sent it to her and she cried too.

I had heard the song before, but never listened to ... Read more

Review:This book is everything you could ever want to know about piercings. I believe that any piercer and their clients should be reading this book, with a great focus on safety and the personal anatomy of the client it is a valuable resource in a field with not a lot of good information. Read more

Review:Mixed feelings about this book. She starts out with some really great base principles but then she gets into this angel for this reason and this guide for another reason. Confusing. Sincere. Fascinating but isn't our higher self more than sufficient to look out for us? I don't know either. Either way, it's a good read. I just wonder about all the different guides and angels for different areas. Read more

Review:One of the clearest instructions on self realization from an Advaita master. Readers will quickly realize the remarkable depth, eloquence and clarity in his answers, which are beyond the mind, coming from an unfathomable source, the pure consciousness itself. My deepest, heartfelt gratitude to Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj for showing the way. Read more

Review:While the style is anything but concise and to the point David Godman lays out the"teaching" of the Sage of Aranachula in a way that should be accessible, if not particularly helpful, to those of a western mindset. Read more