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A Hundred Ways to Sunday
~ Now Published in Spanish And German With Optional Companion Guided Drumming Journey CD ~
ONE. LAST. CHANCE.
THAT'S ALL SHE HAD.
THAT'S ALL SHE'D GIVE.
Internationally published contemporary shaman Robin Rice earns enthusiastic five-stars for this spell binding tale that will keep you up to all hours, then send you off dreaming an entirely new kind of dream!
She was a research scientist desperate to believe in something.
He was trapped in time, waiting for her to remember.
With a medicine man, a little boy, and her own past lives to guide her, it just might be possible to find each other again...
Blending a variety of mythological and spiritual traditions, A Hundred Ways To Sunday is a quest through the far reaches of time It explores the questions all women ask about life, love, and finding meaning in a world gone mad.
From the edges of Canyon de Chelly on the Navaho reservation, through expertly woven shamanic time travels, to a place she can finally call home, Mary Margret's transformation soon becomes your own.
A love story that tests the very nature of our heart and soul, A Hundred Ways To Sunday is a book that readers return to again and again, finding inspiration and insights on every page. Brilliantly plotted with characters that leap off the page, this is a tale you will remember for the rest of your life. Expect to laugh out loud, cry heartfelt tears, sigh with deep soul satisfaction... and want to start re-reading the minute you finish.
If you loved Paulo Coehlo's The Alchemist , Lyn Andrews Medicine Woman , Carlos Castanada's The Teachings Of Don Juan , Richard Bach's Illusions , and Richard Matheson's Somewhere in Time ... you'll be mesmerized by Robin Rice's A Hundred Ways To Sunday .
"I couldn't put this book down! When I finished reading, I was wishing for more...days later, I am still thinking about it ...." -- Suzanne Brinks
"... Serves up a mind-blowing epiphany ...a deep and magical quest, Rice's masterpiece provokes an inward realization of that which is godlike within us all." --Joe Jackson
"... one of my all time favorite books . I have to keep buying it because I share it will my friends and I don't get it back . -Jane Lawler Dye
"Extraordinary! Rice takes the reader on a magical journey ... the lessons presented remind us of who we've been, who we are, and who we hope to be." -Roger Moore
" The most intriguing book I've had the pleasure of reading, with lessons worth savoring. I could hear the words, see the sights, and smell the fragrances... like no other book I have ever read. Truly incredible ." -Normie Kane
"Brilliant! ... inspiring hope, love and courage for anyone who wants to personally grow and make a difference in the world." -Rose Khalsa
" Really, really wonderful! ...offers hope that my struggles really do have a purpose. -Jean Perkins
" I couldn't put it down. There were parts that were so familiar, and others that felt like I was in a class, learning from a great teacher. I am still reeling! " -Pam Fields
"A truly brilliant book. It set me dreaming again." - Tamela Tilly
"I Love it! A Hundred Ways helped me continue my journey out of the darkness. One of my favorite books...I have shared it with many to help them as well.-- Mary Costanza
" I couldn't stop reading - significantly life changing ! -Tanya Dixon
"WOW!!!!! I stayed up into the wee hours ... My biggest problem is that I read it so quickly that now I want to reread it ... " --Vicki Fox
" A thousand thanks ...It has been a while since such feelings were evoked in me. Your book has reawakened my eagerness for the search once more ..." -Lourdes Gomez
"I was so totally immersed I felt it was my journey, my awakening and realization.. . my most treasured book ! -Manni Kang
ONE. LAST. CHANCE.
THAT'S ALL SHE HAD.
THAT'S ALL SHE'D GIVE.
Internationally published contemporary shaman Robin Rice earns enthusiastic five-stars for this spell binding tale that will keep you up to all hours, then send you off dreaming an entirely new kind of dream!
She was a research scientist desperate to believe in something.
He was trapped in time, waiting for her to remember.
With a medicine man, a little boy, and her own past lives to guide her, it just might be possible to find each other again...
Blending a variety of mythological and spiritual traditions, A Hundred Ways To Sunday is a quest through the far reaches of time It explores the questions all women ask about life, love, and finding meaning in a world gone mad.
From the edges of Canyon de Chelly on the Navaho reservation, through expertly woven shamanic time travels, to a place she can finally call home, Mary Margret's transformation soon becomes your own.
A love story that tests the very nature of our heart and soul, A Hundred Ways To Sunday is a book that readers return to again and again, finding inspiration and insights on every page. Brilliantly plotted with characters that leap off the page, this is a tale you will remember for the rest of your life. Expect to laugh out loud, cry heartfelt tears, sigh with deep soul satisfaction... and want to start re-reading the minute you finish.
If you loved Paulo Coehlo's The Alchemist , Lyn Andrews Medicine Woman , Carlos Castanada's The Teachings Of Don Juan , Richard Bach's Illusions , and Richard Matheson's Somewhere in Time ... you'll be mesmerized by Robin Rice's A Hundred Ways To Sunday .
"I couldn't put this book down! When I finished reading, I was wishing for more...days later, I am still thinking about it ...." -- Suzanne Brinks
"... Serves up a mind-blowing epiphany ...a deep and magical quest, Rice's masterpiece provokes an inward realization of that which is godlike within us all." --Joe Jackson
"... one of my all time favorite books . I have to keep buying it because I share it will my friends and I don't get it back . -Jane Lawler Dye
"Extraordinary! Rice takes the reader on a magical journey ... the lessons presented remind us of who we've been, who we are, and who we hope to be." -Roger Moore
" The most intriguing book I've had the pleasure of reading, with lessons worth savoring. I could hear the words, see the sights, and smell the fragrances... like no other book I have ever read. Truly incredible ." -Normie Kane
"Brilliant! ... inspiring hope, love and courage for anyone who wants to personally grow and make a difference in the world." -Rose Khalsa
" Really, really wonderful! ...offers hope that my struggles really do have a purpose. -Jean Perkins
" I couldn't put it down. There were parts that were so familiar, and others that felt like I was in a class, learning from a great teacher. I am still reeling! " -Pam Fields
"A truly brilliant book. It set me dreaming again." - Tamela Tilly
"I Love it! A Hundred Ways helped me continue my journey out of the darkness. One of my favorite books...I have shared it with many to help them as well.-- Mary Costanza
" I couldn't stop reading - significantly life changing ! -Tanya Dixon
"WOW!!!!! I stayed up into the wee hours ... My biggest problem is that I read it so quickly that now I want to reread it ... " --Vicki Fox
" A thousand thanks ...It has been a while since such feelings were evoked in me. Your book has reawakened my eagerness for the search once more ..." -Lourdes Gomez
"I was so totally immersed I felt it was my journey, my awakening and realization.. . my most treasured book ! -Manni Kang
240 pages, Paperback
First published November 1, 2001
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March 29, 2014
A remarkable spiritual story of one woman's spiritual journey to find her true self. If you don't believe in reincarnation and past lives, you may not appreciate the beauty of this story. Just as the good witch in the Wizard of Oz teaches us that all answers are within each of us, so will this book. This is one book that will remain in my library for years to come!
June 9, 2014
This was an excellent book. Suspense, informative and well written.
The author deserves credit for weaving various shamanic practices into a story while sketching a clear picture of what these practices set out to achieve.
Recommended for anyone interested in shamanism or other alternative practices.
The author deserves credit for weaving various shamanic practices into a story while sketching a clear picture of what these practices set out to achieve.
Recommended for anyone interested in shamanism or other alternative practices.
September 6, 2007
Loved it, loved it, loved it!!!!
November 4, 2022
One of my favorites 💓
March 31, 2023
One of my all time favorites & right up there with The Alchemist. Beautifully told story & chock-full of wisdom.
November 9, 2015
I too (like other reviewers on Amazon) read this quickly as I was entranced by it, and the amazing parallels I found with some of my own experiences, and more. It also spoke to me deeply and meaningfully about myself, especially in that I think HOPE is one of the things that keeps me going (although also curiosity and joyful appreciation of the infinite variety of life do too). At times of depression it is those things that wane, but I always know they will return.
July 4, 2016
In truth I love all of Robin's books.
A Hundred Ways to Sunday was both thought provoking and entertaining.
Robin weaves a magical tapestry rich in contrast, a dance of shadows and light. From lessons in courage to changes in perception and many things in between; if you approach this book with an open heart craving wisdom I'm sure you will find something you seek.
A Hundred Ways to Sunday was both thought provoking and entertaining.
Robin weaves a magical tapestry rich in contrast, a dance of shadows and light. From lessons in courage to changes in perception and many things in between; if you approach this book with an open heart craving wisdom I'm sure you will find something you seek.
June 4, 2014
Wonderful story incorporating a staggering amount of 'classic shamanic practices' woven together to create a good contextual framework within which to understand these teachings.
I recommend this book to those who like paolo Coelho and the like.
I recommend this book to those who like paolo Coelho and the like.
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