The Mind of the Soul : Responsible Choice

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Summary: Insightful!
Review: Gary Zukav and Linda Francis contend, perhaps reasonably, that a decision and an opportunity confront you every instant. You can choose to remain bogged down in a rut of habit and fear, or to break loose and create a boundless new future. This book - the newest in their "Seat of the Soul" series, which the authors seem to assume you have read - urges you to liberate yourself from the burden of the past, which they maintain really need be no burden. Fear not, hate not, resent not. Instead, chose harmonious cooperation, love, freedom, reverence and peace, choices that lead to true happiness. The authors maintain that you truly are free to choose, and exhort you to take responsibility for your choices. Abundant hypothetical examples, personal anecdotes and exercises provide the intellectual foundation, such as it is, for their New Age-flavored advice. We choose to believe that people who appreciate confident self-help counsel will find much here to savor. Skeptics, who may find that so many upbeat pronouncements give them the jitters, have made alternate choices and need not apply.

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Summary: '' The marketing power of the soul"
Review: MR.Zukav wrote an interesting book with the guidance of Carolyn Myss in "The Seat of the soul" The writing was easy to read and honestly well written exposing some heart. This book is writing material for a " new age" sitcom or the staff at Saturday night live. That old saying quit while you're ahead is written all over this book. Return to the shelves and reach for " The Seat of Soul" and you might find some real answers to your questions in life.

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Summary: The Mind of the Soul: Responsible Choice
Review: This book is another sad example of "modern" religious writing that writes like a talk show and has as much value in it. What happened to the great religious writing tradition with great writers such as Lewis and other scholary religious writers one might ask? Well for one thing they would never write this mindless soulless drivel that smacks of pseudo religion and new age junk writing.