in depth and enjoyable to read
346268
The author, despite his pen name, gives a very in depth look into the world of the Indica strains out there.
1849375
This was a really good read; the authors express a deep understanding of the content combined with personal experiences that manage to bring across the relationship they have developed with this powerful force.
I enjoyed the combination of factual information, ritual and emotion, all brought across in a clear and accessible way. The tone of the book conveys a deep sense of awe and wonder, capturing and conveying the feel of the entity with a dark and solid earthy richness.
1936985
Though short, this book contains an in depth look at the world of adult coloring. It touches on many topics, including benefits to coloring, color theory, tools, and much more. It's a very intriguing and short read. As I'm an avid adult coloring book enthusiast, I enjoyed this book.

I received this book at a discounted price.
2164249
This is a very thorough, in-depth work that goes into details beyond what I had expected. It reads very smoothly and intimately, making it feel like less of a chore trying to absorb the massive amounts of information presented. Some have compared to to a college text, but I disagree, as this book is written much more fluidly. Make no mistake though, this work is very academic in nature and is no way a light-read for those with merely a casual interest in the subject.
173717
This text excels on several levels:  It is very readable, and tells a story which is understandable and compelling even at a cursory pace.  For the motivated reader, digging deeper, especially spending time on the introduction and each chapter's endnotes, there is a huge amount of data and insight into that data that is well-structured for assimilation.  Finally, the theories presented, once understood, become both a lens for interpreting past and current market dynamics, and set the stage for deployable actions in a number of industries.
1262317
This book is one of my favorites in my library. It is fun to reference and very insightful. It is loaded with informative ideas and in depth research.
4862424
Even though I first met Russell Targ nearly three decades ago, and having been active in the field,there were still things to be learned. This book is full of details that will delight the reader.  In addition to the historical perspective of remote viewing, Targ manages to provide a personal perspective about what brought him to the field, the family relationships that give depth, and an understanding of what it all means in a global, even spiritual, context.  If you think you've heard it all before; well you haven't.

As the reader learns, Targ is a very complex man, one who has followed a multiplicity of trails. While he is legally blind and a self-confessed "Mr. Magoo,", he really does ride a motorcycle efficiently.  Though best known for studying consciousness, he is also a laser physicist. Somewhat surprisingly, those, and many other aspects of his life, are adroitly intertwined in a way that makes sense, but only after the disparate pieces are assembled.

This is the latests of several books he has written.  They are clear, concise, and complelling.  Do You See What I See? is highly recommended for both consciousness aficionados and those novice-curious.
4757527
As a book of history on English magic, I found this book enjoyable to read.  The draw for me was not the how-to's, but the exploration of the history and the anecdotal stories.  While others may have found this as a "pre-kindergarten" book, I would say that they were looking at it entirely in the "how-to" perspective rather than as a social history.  There are times when an overly scholarly puts off the average reader.  If this "pre-kindergarten" book can then encourage others to delve more deeply into the topic and history, then it has done a job well done.

I was fortunate enough to get the hardcover UK edition when it was first published.  It is a beautifully bound book  - truly one of the more attractive books in my collection!

I would recommend this book to anyone with an interest in the history of English magic, especially history that is written in a less formal, more approachable fashion.
287945
Very interesting and filled with much substance.
1107727
Thoroughly enjoyed the background and context given by the authors research and writing. The conversational tone of his writing is quite approachable. Finally, he invites the reader to not simply read, but respond to the truth that he helps reveal. I recommend this book.
2063730
What I expected was an easy to read overview on the subject.  What I got was an in-depth series of comments and observations on Tibetan Buddhism from various renowned practitioners on how to proceed and learn more.  The quotes are loosely organized into categories that also instruct and direct the learner.  I started as a casual reader, but soon became a willing learner thanks to the down-to-earth and accessible writing style and focus of all of the contributors.  The book is physically small and not long, but it is neither spare nor superficial.  I don't see how an introduction to the subject could be more direct or engaging.  Highest marks.
4356407
I enjoyed reading this along with the weekly lesson at church. It went in depth of what was studied. I hope the next quarterly has such a book.
1159615
An extremely well crafted, in-depth and readable book focusing on the creative process. What is unique about this book is the way the author uses science and earth-based natural history to elaborate on our innate creative process. As a life-long ecologist,naturalist and creative artist myself, I found this approach enriching and validating. Additionally, what makes Shaw's book so enjoyable and readable is his weaving in of his own personal experiences with artists and spiritual teachers, as well as his own personal life and family experiences. Highly recommended.
3299249
This book has opened my eyes to a new perspective on life and happiness and given me a lot to think over.

The author's writing style is informal which at times feels untrustworthy for the large, philosophical ideas discussed, but the informal style does make for easy reading and comprehension.

Some topics felt over-discussed and redundant, but the redundancy was somewhat helpful to reinforce the concepts that were more foreign to me.

Overall, I'm very glad I read this book and recommend it as a good introduction to the centered self.
1589410
I received this book as a gift and fell in love with it. It is deep and not for casual reading, I needed to read it slowly and really mull over everything I read. I have given this book as a gift to several friends and they love it also.
4055291
A very in depth text. If you are looking for a casual read this is not the book for you. If you are looking to completely immerse yourself in all aspects of the bureaucratic system then this is a text you will need.
4872857
Thoroughly enjoyable and cleverly illustrative using current examples, references and concepts.  Quick and fun to read.  Matches most of what I have read by deeper writings.  Well done.