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10-08-2009, 05:51 PM
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| Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Bangalore, India
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I hope this is the appropriate place to put it. Else guide me in the right direction. I want some book suggestions. I don't know exactly how to label my likes - so i'll give a list of books that i like and you might be able to suggest something in similar lines. 1. "FountainHead & Atlas Shrugged." Ayn Rand (Most favourite) 2. "Siddhartha" - Herman Hesse 3. "Celestine Prophecies" - James Redfield. 4. "The power of now & The New Earth" - Eckhart Tolle 5. Books on Yoga. 6. Robert Ludlum's Espionage novels. 7 "Code 2 Zero" by Ken follet I guess the genre i like are - Spirituality, Adventure, Philosophy, Espionage Any book suggestion will be appreciated. If you think a book is very good and doesn't fit in any above genre, please suggest me anyway... |
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10-08-2009, 06:01 PM
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you might like some of the books by Gregg Braden. i've read The Divine Matrix, it's like a metaphysical examination of quantum physics and how that can affect our experience of reality. also things in there like spontaneous remissions for cancer patients. really interesting stuff, but it does have a science component as it's also spiritual. you may also like Care of the Soul by Thomas Moore. in one of the categories someone posted a thread for the top five spiritual books, if you do a search you should find it, that may give you more ideas. |
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10-09-2009, 03:28 AM
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If you liked Siddhartha by Hesse I strongly recommend his Narcissus and Goldmund. It may be the most powerful novel I've ever read. Maybe you would also like the novel Island by Aldous Huxley for a mixture of spirituality, philsophy, and sociology. Or Brave New World. But Island is more uplifting. Last edited by runningbird; 10-09-2009 at 03:30 AM. |
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