Something in this Book is True

by Bob Frissell

The long-awaited follow-up to Bob Frissell's Nothing in This Book Is True, But It's Exactly How Things Are continues the author's fascinating theories on consciousness, choice, earth's magnetic fields, alien communication, our higher selves, spirituality, and many other topics. Line drawings.

Genres: Spirituality, Occult

200 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1997

About the author

Bob Frissell, the founder of The Breath of Life (Breathwork & Integrative Healing), is the world-renowned author of “Nothing In This Book Is True, But Its Exactly How Things Are.” He also teaches the The Flower of Life Workshop (Sacred Geometry & the MerKaBa). Trained by Jim Leonard, originator of the Five Elements, Leonard Orr, creator of Rebirthing-Breathwork, and Drunvalo Melchizedek, originator of the MerKaBa and Unity Breath Meditations, Bob facilitates workshops and is available for private sessions.

Reviews

[Shaun]

Also Trippy

[Africanpersonalities2000]

I am loving it and soaking it all in...

[Jennifer Siddiqui]

I enjoyed this book and read it with an open mind.

[0so Verde]

i read something in this book is true… shortly after finishing bob frissell’s nothing in this book is true, but it’s exactly how things are. while it was a good read, it didn’t have quite the same impact as the first one. after reading the first book, i had already started using it as a map to explore these subjects on my own, diving deeper into the concepts and doing my own research. that meant that by the time i approached the second book, some of its “revelatory” power had lessened.

that said, it still offers interesting insights and practical exercises, and it’s enjoyable to see frissell expand on the ideas from the first book. for anyone new to his work, it’s a strong companion, but for those who’ve already explored these concepts, it’s more of a reinforcement than a breakthrough.

[Jack Oughton]

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[M]

This book is empirical evidence that there are people who will believe absolutely anything regardless of whether or not there is any empirical evidence for their beliefs. I do believe I could sell this guy the Brooklyn Bridge.

[Zombaby Cera]

Definitely insightful and intriguing!

[A.P. Sweet]

A thinker.

[Gregory Tkac]

Not as good as "Nothing in This Book Is True..." when I read it, and really it's probably even worse now, but I still found it enjoyable at the time.

[Bo'kem Allah]

Do NOT read this before reading "Nothing in This Book is True." TRUST ME!