Review:I've looked through some of the other reviews of this book here on this website before reading the book. I was surprised by the negative comments about the author (Dr. Howard Cutler)! But, as I read further into the book, I began to understand why.

I do feel that the author did us a service by collecting the words of the Dalai Lama. The author's pointed questions provided good launch points for responses. Also, the collection of the Dalai Lama's words from his seminars in Arizona were als... Read more

Review:This book has given a metaphorical weight set to my brain. I had been slogging along like a zombie not realizing my life could be so much better with just a few conscious mental tweaks and improvements. Thank you to everyone involved in getting this book written and published. My life and mood are so much better now that I've put these methods into practice. Read more

Review:For those skeptical of supernatural claims and theistic versions of Buddhism, Robert Wright continues the quest that his earlier books such as The Moral Animal and The Evolution of God began. These titles hint at Wright's terrain, where fact and speculation, the tangible and the experiential, blur. He explores in Why Buddhism Is True the worldview that in the time of the historical Buddha, could not have been clearly expressed in pre-scientific, and very pre-Darwinian terms to human mindsets.Read more

Review:Read this Book! It truly can change your life!

I just loved the message in this book and I hope many others will get a copy. It's a wonderful thing to realize that our thoughts hold so much power for positive change and that we DO have a choice in what we draw to us and the people in our lives. I think we humans have built-in 'forgetters' that we can alter our attitudes/thoughts/action; I know it was a good reminder for me. Another great thing about this book is that I believe it could be... Read more

Review:All three of the books Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner with Buddah are wonderful. Funny, poignant filled with life lessons. This last one includes a little more drama that the others, but all are so well written. Bravo Roland Merullo! Read more

Review:The Tao precedes all other sage's messages. Yet they echo these initial teachings. Wayne Dyer does a splendid job of writing essays to help understand the meaning of each of the 81 statements of the Tao. Now I shall meditate each day on a verse to remove my false nature and and become who I really am meant to be. Read more

Review:Life is the ultimate question that goes unanswered. Riding the wave of life can be thrilling if you let go of fear, accept adversity, learn from mistakes and be thankful for the ride. Peace can be found in books such as this that remind you of the journey we are all on. Enjoy some time on the crest of the wave, it provides a great view of what is. Read more

Review:This book hits home on so many levels. Some things I have already known for years but its giving me a positive attack to see things through! I will probably continue to buy this book over & over again to give as gifts to everyone I know! LOVE IT!! Read more

Review:Nathalie Goldberg's "Writing Down the Bones: Freeing the Writer Within" is an excellent read. If you are a writer or an aspiring writer this is a must read and one that you will find yourself going back to again and again. Read more

Review:Thoughtful, inspiring and filled with clarity and passion. A must read for all seekers. There are no answers but invites you to explore diverse spiritual and humanistic paths with the able guidance of Krista Tippet and her guests. Read more