Absolute Trust in the process of Life
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As I read Yeshu'a Two, I found myself seeking and finding confirmation of different facets of Absolute Truth as I know and live and breathe It. It really didn't matter that I had little prior knowledge of the names, dates, places,  of facts woven throughout the book and the stories it tells. All that mattered was that I felt enveloped in a cocoon of caring, gentle, pure Love, from start to finish, and I emerged at the end with an even deeper sense of trust in the process of Life as it unfolds for and around and within me. I give heart and soul felt thanks to Pietro de la Luna for this immense gift of Spirit and am well aware that my own purification has intensified and quickened as a result of having received it.

Ancient memories
swiftly gain momentum as
cosmic cycles close

Opening to Truth
conspicuously concealed
through passage of time

Self recognition
regains a firm foothold in
conscious awareness

Crystallizing thoughts
as loving, swirling masses
of evolution.

E.R.Urabe
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An authentically and profoundly deep book about the essence of trust, its various aspects, what makes it so crucial and what practical steps one can undertake in order to live a more trustful life.
And all of this based on real life strories and the vulnerable boldly shared examples from the personal experience of the author.
Truly recommend it!!!!
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I thought the book was amazing.  It shows that all we need to get through life is to trust in The Lord and not to lean towards our own understanding.  I appreciate Ryan for sharing his story with the world and am certain that it will reach a nonbeliever who will yearn to get to know our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
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As with each new book released from the Source of All Things via Elliot and his wife, Diane, this one did not disappoint. Hindsight is 20/20 and its always interesting looking back on the information given through the other books at those particular moments and now reading this one in full understanding and appreciation of the consciousness that has been raised on our planet, allowing for the necessity of this information being imparted upon us at this moment in time. Its a magical, inspiring, and truly an uplifting journey being able to follow the opening up of spirit upon our planet and beyond. The books in this series prove to be a road map of understanding and guidance for many generations seeking their truth and the absolute truths that govern our universes. I know that I can speak on behalf of my generation of Indigos in stating that the current climate of upheaval and disarray on our planet can be exhausting, confusing, and outright discouraging. To be introduced to these books is to be given the gift of personal insight, understanding, and ability to heal thereby projecting us into a place of self actualization and ability to realize and potentially complete our soul path (which, after all, is why were all here ) . I admit to the gratification of an inquisitive and always questioning mind seeing the truths foretold in this series come to fruition even though the truths in this book do not necessarily warrant any further scrutiny. However as seekers of truth, Source will always recommend, it is in our highest good to always research information given to us before blindly accepting as such. I invite my fellow readers, inquisitive minds, truth seekers, light workers, healers, believers, dreamers, and those of you that believe in the absoluteness of love to impart on this journey with the rest of us.

What if there comes a moment in time where we may not look to our counterparts in the past, present, or even future. We must take the road less traveled upon and look deep within ourselves for all the truths that had been withheld. It won't be easy and it won't be quick, that I assure you. What I can promise is on the other side of this seemingly never ending fence between fact and fiction, light and dark, love and hatred, beauty and crudeness, joy and pain, lies the tools to eradicate the necessity for even definition or categorization of such. Beyond the gift of freedom of choice the next greatest gift we can come to understand is the nature of this human experience,  because in that understanding lies the ability to revel in the current moment of simply being. Our lives are just that, experience. This understanding opens us up to the wonderment that is but held within our hands, and most importantly our hearts. The whole word is but ours to love and within these books lie the tools to do such.

As humans we have often been told and come to believe that there will lie a moment in our lives where the road will dissect and we will be faced with a choice. Unfortunately, as many of us would like to believe, the sign at this junction will not be spelled out for our ease of comprehension and understanding. It will require some faith. Faith that can be simply defined as reading this book with an open mind and heart and therefore enabling your spirit to come forth and knowingly accept these words as absolute truth that has always been not only in you, but is you, waiting to be revealed.

The change upon our planet is undeniable and my prayer is that all of my others are given access to this information to bring about the true understanding of that which we are. Pure love and light and the most beautiful part is we can be nothing else but that which we are <3
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as a beleiver in only myself to change my life and suffer all the consequenses of all my own actions,this book confirmed what i already thought about most things in life, or at least hoped. i knew this life here was a test, to see if we can struggle and overcome saddness and pain and still come out positive, not scorned,not miserable, but wiser and stonger. i knew it couldn't get worse than this, here on earth.i learned of the review of your life you have upon dying and have deceided you must see that first so you can see what and how you were at that moment, so you can feel truly sorry or humility or embarresed, or ashamed at your actions or words, you get to feel what pain or sadness you caused others although not realizing it at that particular moment, and feel deeply sorry.not untill then will you go to the next level. you actually judge yourself. thats why its so important to be a good loving person,to treat people as you want to be treated, you get what you give,to realize the only thing that really matters is leaving this earth with the feeling of being loved, its the only thing you can take with you. asnd every one you loved will be waiting on the other side happy healthy and ready for a new journey. infinity. i like dannion cant wait to get there.no more fear of the unknown, no more worrying about forcing myself to beleive in god or i won't go to heaven.i have faith in myself and my actions i make in this screwed up world, and hope they are right and learn from them if there not.keeping hatred and negativity far away.
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Prasad's simple and profound words, spoken in his satsangs, have melted the ice around many a frozen heart. Now the wisdom that flows through Prasad is available in printed form.
Prasad's message? Life is a voyage of discovery, not a fortress to be defended. The Holy Ground is wherever your feet happen to find themselves. It's now or never and it always has been. It always will be. Above all, trust. Trust, not in what we know, but trust in what we don't know and cannot know. Many spiritual teachers speak about realization in terms of the death of the ego, but what Prasad talks about is not so much the death of the ego, but rather the ending of a misidentification which is at once tragic and ridiculous. In many lives, the ego, like a self-seeking and overly ambitious employee, has assumed a top management position and is trying, in its frantic and fragmented way, to run the whole show. The appropriate position for the ego, Prasad reminds us, is not in the driver's seat but in the rumble seat!
In Dancing as the Infinite the medium is the message. The "freeze-frame" format of this book is unique. Each page is complete in itself, just as each moment of our lives is complete, yet paradoxically ever expanding, magically resonating with infinite possibilities. Somewhere Prasad speaks of life as a dot puzzle. The trick is not to connect the dots. This moment. This moment. This moment. You can open this book anywhere and find a treasure.
Prasad's language is a fertile and superbly communicative mix of the vernacular and the poetic. Poetic because the language of the spirit is poetry and metaphor, and this because the deepest truths lie well beyond the reach of the mind. And the vernacular, the everyday speech of ordinary people, because it is absolutely imperative, in this era of profound spiritual darkness, to bring this timeless message to the streets.
We spoke a moment ago about ending the misidentification with the ego. This raises an interesting question. Once the ego, this pretender to the throne, has been exposed for what it is--a bundle of thoughts--and summarily demoted, stripped of its rank, what then is one to do with this ego, with this wooden puppet? The answer: why, pull the strings, of course! This is what Prasad calls Living in Freedom. "You think you're a mind with moments of freedom, when actually you're freedom with moments of mind! This is true. You are Consciousness itself..." But read it for yourself, in this luminous and illuminating book. Read it. This book is a keeper. Dancing as the Infinite is a book to take with you, on your journey from here to here.
Donald O'Donovan
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I believe that every living thing senses it is but a part of a greater whole. It seems programmed into
the genes of life. We don't need religion, but it helps to have guideposts along the way.
 Michele  is a gifted and seductive writer. We immediately sense her state of awakening and follow her to the light.
Jesus said "When you pray, enter into your closet and when you have  shut your door,
pray to your Father who is in secret; and your Father who seeth in secret shall reward you openly" (Matthew 6:6).
Michele understands this kind of humbleness,that our closeness with God is a personal journey, different for each of us,
and yet exactly the same for God. She doesn't give us rules and formulas. Instead she speaks softly and explains God wisely.
This book is expressive, meaningful, and very well written. It will draw you closer to peace and to the God within.
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If you follow the steps with truth and all your heart and truly believe that it is possible then it works.  I followed each step exactly as it explained and received what I already knew was the relationship I wanted.  I read it over and over again to really let it sink in.  This book was worth every penny, but remember self doubt and lack of faith will destroy your whole mission!
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Story telling is one of the most effective ways to share information that will be remembered and Ed Underwood does a powerful job of this in his book "The Trail".  A young couple is having a difficult time making a life decision.  Wanting this decision to be not only the right one but also the one that fits God's purpose for their life they seek help.

At the urging of  their friends (who have already gone through this process) Matt and Brenda undertake a hiking trip into the High Sierras with retired Firefighter, Sam Lucas who has agreed to help them come to agreement about their decision.  He shares eight principles with them during the time they travel together, each with a scripture reference and life lessons.  Trust, intimacy, God's love and much more are covered.

Underwood makes it very clear that all people approach life decisions in different ways, but only trusting God, His Word, other believers and one another will bring us to the answer God intends.  Every person carries old 'baggage' and new experiences into a marriage.  Trusting one another with every bit, good and bad, of our lives allows the married couple to make solid decisions for all of life's issues.

This book is a must-read for all couples!  Whether newly married or entering retirement, and at all stages during marriage, this delightful story grounds the reader in Biblical principals that will last through all the storms and turmoil of life as a couple.

I was a provided a copy of this book for my review.  No other compensation was received.
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The author writes from actual experience and not from cerebral imaginings.  She has shared with us a true picture of what faith can accomplish when it is based on trust and commitment.  Her purpose in life was nurtured and shaped by a profound belief that God is present to those who are willing to trust His leading us in the right path.  Persevering in faith is the message that Sally shares with us in this wonderful journey of the soul.  I highly recommend this book.
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David has written about life-altering experiences and lessons from his heart with the perspective of both a human being and a spiritual seeker. This work will challenge conventional thinking and guide you to explore the deeper meaning of life. All of our life experiences are opportunities to practice acceptance, patience, compassion and forgiveness. Trusting the process, understanding who and what you really are - an expression of the Divine - are beautifully spoken through David's new book. Trust your instinct if you are being called to read this book. You will come back to it again and again as your spiritual understanding of life unfolds.
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Life affirming, death confirming

5* spectacularly written, honest, heart breaking, real

I have wanted to read this book since hearing about it a few weeks ago.  After reading other books in this genre by Atul Gawande. Whilst studying for a degree in social policy i nurtured an interest in how we have, over the last century, have medicalised death and dying.

This is a conversation we should all have with our loved ones.  It is not "all about" dying and our wishes, it's about living well, achieving our potential, being a positive in life,even in a tiny way.  It's about being grateful for what we have.  It's also about integrity and grace.

How very sad that such a brilliant human being has been taken way too soon.  The world is a darker place.  However, the principles Paul lived by have been largely handed over to his wife Lucy and potentially their much loved daughter Cady.  The epilogue written by Lucy is an extremely moving tribute to Paul's life and their enduring love.

This heart wrenching true story delivers an important message to us.

I am honoured and grateful to the publishers through Netgalley for the opportunity to read this book in exchange for an honest review.  Thank you.
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I whole-heartedly relate.  Weaving familial stories, wisdom gleaned during ever-changing times, personal hopes and failures, all into the tapestry of one`s own life is hard work. Making sense of it all and thriving in spite of or because of it all is a remarkable victory. Cary seems to have done just that. I`m still learning.
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Uncertainty is the only certainty there is - John Allen Paulos

Most of us try to carefully monitor and control the events of our lives. It has never seemed easier. Or so we think. We have so many electronic tools to coordinate our schedules, instantly stay in touch, book restaurant reservations, buy movie tickets, buy books, buy furniture, buy clothes, pay bills, do banking and stay on top of the pieces of our daily existence.

It makes us feel like we are in control. It makes us think we know what our children, co-workers, spouses, and friends are doing. Then something happens that we do not expect.

There is a serious illness or a death. There is the loss of a job or an economic downturn. People and events behave in ways we did not expect. Suddenly we think there is uncertainty introduced into our well-ordered world.

But what we fail to recognize is that the uncertainty has been there all the time. (Prologue).

Two sets of lives will meet at a cross roads that will intersect the participants and adversely affected their lives forever. In the novel, The Illusion of Certainty by Greg Messel, the reader is in for quite a treat. Not since such great classic romance stories like Sleepless in Seattle or You've Got Mail, has there been such a great writer who can create romance and inspiration out of the characters he pulls the reader into the lives of.

The novel opens with Marc Wilson, a resident of Portland, Oregon, a successful businessman, happily married and on the verge of seeing his oldest son off to UCLA and his daughter to follow to the University of Oregon a few years later. However Marc has been noticing some changes in his wife Aimee. Besides working late nights at the hospital, she hasn't been the same all summer. She's distant, distracted, and avoiding Marc for some odd reasons. She chalks off his questions to just being so tired with her job, but Marc feels there is something more.

Seeking the advice of his best friend since college, John Robertson, a successful doctor, married to Tina along with their two daughters, they spend a Sunday afternoon golfing where Marc unloads his concerns to John. He advises that they all take a trip, just the four adults to their beach house in Cannon Beach, without the kids to help Aimee get away from work and get back in touch with Marc.

It all seems like it works after a long weekend, until late one night while picking up his car, he sees Aimee heading into an underground parking garage at a local hotel, while she's supposed to be working late. What he finds there, will change his life and the path it's on forever.

Next we meet, Alexandra Mattson, a successful attorney in Portland who finally meets the man of her dreams, Sean, while saving the life of an neighbor's daughter. Sean is the police officer who responds in more ways than one. After making sure Alex is well enough to return home, he asks her out and finds out that she has saved more than one life that day. She just saved her own as she begins to fall hard for Sean.

I received this book compliments of Pump Up Your Book Tours and Greg Messel for my honest review and once again we have a grand slam, out of the park, home run with this romantic fiction. Set in various locations around Portland, Oregon, Seattle, Washington, London, England, and even Paris, France, the reader will be captivated in a perfect story you will not want to put down until you finish the last word on the page. The only thing wrong with it, is that it's over too soon, but the reader leaves with a sigh and a smile in their hearts. A MUST READ for any fan of romantic stories of love, hope and faith. This one wins a perfect 5 out of 5 stars in my book and thank you Greg for adding another book to a permanent home in my personal library.
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I like the informaiton in this book. It confirmed something that I have felt about myself for years.  I "instinctively know" now I trust myself and my intuition more.  I have purchased 3 books to share with family and friends.
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I found this book to be a treasure to me. It made me realize that there's more to life then material things.

Charles Muller explains it so well, from the time when he first starts the book showing how to visualize a clear goal and work for it. Yes to work out a strategy. It's so clear how hard he worked looking for those things that he wanted in life. Oh, how he wanted that Rolls Royce! and achieved in his goals. Only to find out that there was more to his life.

Throughout the book you can feel his closeness to God become stronger and stronger. How he finally had to let go of all the things that he thought were important and put all of his trust in God.

He's not afraid to reveal all the mistakes that he made in his life but were they mistakes? God uses him for His plan. He uses him to reach out to us, the reader. To touch us, to show us that you can trust God.

It's a wonderful story and a great learning experience! and you can only benefit from reading it.
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The story emphasizes the value of true love.  The spirituality of this novel is comforting. Trust was a lesson to be taught in the story.  I loved the book.