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Joy's Way
by
W. Brugh Joy
"A fascinating book, combining the most modern theory of psychic and metaphysical philosophy with Eastern and Western thought".--New Realities.
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by Jeremy P. Tarcher
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This book was rich with new-to-me ideas.
What did I learn? I learned some great meditation techniques. I learned the concept of simultaneity. I now understand more about relative reality and how the attitude of the people surrounding an ill person can affect their ability to recover or to pass peacefully. I was introduced to the concepts of thought forms, command therapy, and transformational process. I learned many great energy exercises that I am able to incorporating into my H...more
What did I learn? I learned some great meditation techniques. I learned the concept of simultaneity. I now understand more about relative reality and how the attitude of the people surrounding an ill person can affect their ability to recover or to pass peacefully. I was introduced to the concepts of thought forms, command therapy, and transformational process. I learned many great energy exercises that I am able to incorporating into my H...more
Outlines the authors personal transformation and cure from pancreatic cancer. Informative material which makes you think about your own human potential and the nature of reality.
Pretty wild stuff. Whether or not you're going to take it completely to heart, interesting to consider some of the ideas presented.
Big fan of the chakra spread and spiral meditation. Enjoyed the insightful wisdom of W.B. Joy. Great Book! :)
As a Healing Touch practitioner, this was required reading. Joy himself admits he is not an author. There are some helpful techniques at the end.
Some of this was a bit beyond me when I first read it. I'm sure it will prove even more beneficial upon additional readings.
I really dug this book around the same time that I was reading Casteneda.
And if you call me, I will show you what I've learned. But it'll cost you.
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